/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15334516
R-ramseybros?!

>>15334516
I'd expect nothing less from a wife and daughter abusing cocaine addict.

>>15334529
It seems you got too cocky
>>15334547
Why do you post this in every Ramsey thread? I know its all the same person

>>15334516
Didn't he quit his first job because the chef was "mean"?

>>15334612
Probably. Marco made him fall to his knees and cry like a little whipped biatch. He's suffered from an inferiority complex ever since which is why he throws screaming temper tantrums fits if he thinks his target will put up with it w/o slapping his face.

>>15334815
>Marco made him fall to his knees and cry like a little whipped biatch
Source?

>>15334516
kimchi

>>15334862
>has the whole Internet
>can't find shit
sucks to be you I guess

>>15334516
squeeze the cheese sandwich when you're frying with whatever you have on hand, it's what makes it nic and kwispy

>>15334862
Do you even joogle?

>>15334516
nice

>>15334862
Marcos didn't make Ramsay cry; Ramsay chose to cry by himself.

How did he get 15 Michelin stars?

>>15336395
By being really good at cooking food for real people. Not peasant trash.

>>15334516
Does Ramsey know that he could have reshot it and remade the sandwich?

>>15334516
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZjUiKeXeOc

>>15336911
>Does Ramsey know that he could have reshot it and remade the sandwich?
That's the point with all of his mistakes. I think he doesn't know any better. He just says 'ultimate" and he's done.
>>15336395
>How did he get 15 Michelin stars?
Who really knows the truth, since many reviewers have come forward about how rotten the company is behind the scenes. Money and/or favors may have changed hands.
Most restaurants have teamwork too, but he's for certain a hack. His instincts seem really off in every demonstration video, like you can count on it.

>>15336395
most of those were from before he started to focus on being more of a celebrity and less of a chef.

>>15336395
Because his training is focused on classical french cuisine and he earned his stars back when he was focused on being a chef as opposed to a TV celebrity

Has anyone been exposed as a fraud more blatantly than Ramsay?

>>15337371
you

>>15337371
My uncle called me out for being gay at Thanksgiving this year

>>15334516
I made Ramsay scrambled eggs for my family two years ago on Thanksgiving, the kind with butter and creme fraiche that speads nicely on toast. Grandma hated it. Everone else tried it but only one person actually liked it. Also made Ramsay's burgers from Kitchen Nightmares that had red onion and dijon mustard in it. Wasn't received well either.

The man may be a michelin-starred chef, but his recipes are always up to par.

>>15337448
*aren't always up to par.

>>15336394
it was entirely up to him

>>15337440
>2021
>and no one cared or was particularly interested in who you like to bed with

>>15336685
You are a peasant simping online for people who think of you the way you think of other peasants.
If you get the opportunity, you should kill yourself.

>>15337448
you need to understand and cook for your audience. ramsay cooks for elitist, rich food snobs. those people value unique and somewhat "out there" dishes. normal folks want more normal fair. they don't want Herb Crusted Loin of Lamb with Farrotto, Medjool Dates and Orange-Saffron Glazed Rainbow Carrots, they want a good pot roast.

>>15334910
Fuck off joshua Weismann go shove a cock up your soy face

>>15336395
sucks cock like a champ

>>15337711
This. I don't give a fuck about any of his fancy shit. If you can cook me a half-decent chicken alfredo, i'm more than happy.

>>15336394
>>15337582
based

I'm watching the video
>touch of olive oil
He basically invaded the middle east.

Here's your Full English Breakfast, sir. That'll be $25.

>>15339993
Here's $30, the change is tip :^) thank you

>>15340037
They don't tip in England, anon.

>>15339993
>Full English
>No beans
>No black pudding

>>15340058
Good. Those are the worst parts.

>>15340043
Would YouGov lie to us for the sake of free publicity for their retarded survey service?

>>15340090
A third of brits tipping their restaurant servers isn't really comparable to the vast majority of americans tipping fucking everyone

>>15340108
>lardboy can't add two numbers together.

>>15334516
Keyed.

>>15334516
that bread itself looks really fucking good, i'd eat it with much thinner slices of cheese and without that kimchi nonsense.

>>15340090
Yes. Tipping in the UK is not mandatory and if there's a service charges you don't tip at all. Neither do you tip in pubs or bars. But if the service is good, people may leave a few extra pounds as a tip. I also tip my barber a pound or two extra but that's more just custom than anything.

>>15340090
In US I had a waiter come back to my table to ask for a bigger tip because I only gave him 10%. Never happened in any other country

>>15340855
I had a relative that went to the US that relayed a story about how he went to a restaurant and the service was fucking awful. The waiters didn't listen and the meals were mixed up or just straight up wrong, staff were rude as fuck, even after asking them several times for drinks they just kept not doing shit. So when it came time for the bill him and his friends didn't tip. Apparently that is considered like, a fucking crime there and the restaurant kept insisting they needed to tip while the wait staff gathered in a group and gave them the death stare when they said no.
I genuinely don't understand tipping culture

>>15334516
Really wonder why he didn't redo this. It looks like a fucking brick, cheese isn't even melted... what a fucking flop.

>>15334516
That's not a grilled cheese. Besides, the only grilled cheese that's done right is done with basic white bread and craft singles, with a bowl of campbells tomato soup.

>>15336394
>The charges, chef?

Meanwhile, Favreau's grilled cheese.
APOLOGISE.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbdUGdxX7ww

>>15340969
Shill post detected. Wanna plug any other products while you're at it?

>>15340090
Tipping in the UK is usually out of convenience. If the bill comes to £37, you'd throw down £40 and just leave the change. It's unusual for people to leave exactly 15% (or however much is deemed acceptable).

>>15341423
omg clap clap he cooked a piece of bread with cheese on it in a $50,000 kitchen

>>15341423
You don't have the webm?

>>15340919
it's profitable to not need to pay for your workers lol

>>15341442
at least he did it properly, not like ramsay's ice cold fancy cheese

>>15340108
>It doesn't count when Europeans do it!
I hate yuropoors so god damned much.