Except for baking, most chefs learn to cook with their senses. That's why they taste things constantly to see if it needs to be changed. You experiment, find out what works and what doesn't, and go from there.
I really wish he would give specific measurements and stuff when it comes to the actual cooking. I love this guy but it's really stupid to have a cooking show and pretty much telling your viewers to wing it if you want to cook it.
in this size of a vinaigrette...in ml...I'd say...idk.
Just add it in a few dashes at a time, a Vinaigrette is a science, but every one is different and no matter what every one taste a little less different. experiment.
try 15ml if it dun then add it in increments of 5ml's.
that is way too much salmon for one person to eat. Also I prefer adding lemon juice with the salmon, because it keeps is fresh. You can also make salmon cubes and fry them in a pan with a lot of pepper.
Watching this makes me think about the time on Kitchen Nightmares when Gordon ripped on a cook that put her olive oil in hair bottles like that haha, hypocrisy at it best.
@moonblink it also doesn't mention the lemon juice that he verbally said in the video was in it... he mentioned nothing about vinegar or the sunflower oil.
All he said was in it was olive oil, water, lemon juice and salt and pepper. Me thinks you got the wrong recipe from the newspaper?
@dmanmoka It should be on it's pilot light...for gas. If your oven is electric, then it needs it's lowest temperature. Usually around 50C/130F
It acts as a drying out process really...you can use a mandolin to thinly slice fruits and put them on a pilot light overnight and you'll end up with the most amazing dried fruits. I do it with strawberries.
Wow that looks amazing. What I love about this is how everything has little seasoning, really allowing the flavors of the food to come out on their own then to just blend in a bunch of spices. Bet it tastes divine :D
Caleyfan86,that's the crust u idiot..one of the tricks 2 a awesome salmon is to get a crispy skin..but i bet it's really moist insight cause he cooked it only for like 7 minutes..it shuld work it's chef ramsey man..
Very refreshing to see Ramsey describe a recipe without dropping a single f-bomb. But then again - he usually drops them when he's extremely frustrated.
Ramsay Rules! he should toss in a F-Bomb in every clip, just a random one so you never know when its gonna happen. Like a Stephen King movie hes in it somewere but when will u see it
This is a video from the UK Times. Ramsay has contributed to a couple of videos to promote his unofficial "Nation Cooking Again" campaign to encourage Britons to cook. I don't like his management style, but the man is indeed brilliant.
Impressive knowledge! Thanks a lot! =) I think these are his greatest cooking shows in which he explains everything he does, but yet he's very fast. I'd love if he'd make his risotto in this sort of video style:D Thanks again:)
I wish I could buy a Gordon Rasmay and put him in my kitchen, then buy a Julie Banderas for my bedroom
mryjn420090 2 months ago
what show is this please?
houston34 3 months ago
any final verdict on the vinaigrette?
dialect1luv 3 months ago
Made this for my wife. Got some really good sex afterwards!
emtambulance 3 months ago 2
who else thought it looked like he was filling ten vaginas with salt
trollope4lyf2k8 4 months ago
that looks sooo good n simple to put 2gether. I gotta try the patato serving
leydenzar 5 months ago
who gets to eat all this food after.
Crazyman1212 6 months ago
Except for baking, most chefs learn to cook with their senses. That's why they taste things constantly to see if it needs to be changed. You experiment, find out what works and what doesn't, and go from there.
DracoKyuubi 8 months ago
I really wish he would give specific measurements and stuff when it comes to the actual cooking. I love this guy but it's really stupid to have a cooking show and pretty much telling your viewers to wing it if you want to cook it.
cvnguyen 9 months ago
where can i find the recipe online?
edmond181 1 year ago
U can never HATE gordon Ramsey, You either love him, live him or are EXTREMELY JEALOUS!!
skysly 1 year ago
Cripsy Salmon? Sounds gansta.
GeneralDAS 1 year ago
Fuck me.....
sfx691 1 year ago
Funny how he said flip it once and only once but then he goes and flips it twice lol
fckfacenigg 1 year ago
@fckfacenigg He flipped it back on its skin so it can rest and not overcook , also keeps the skin crispy .
if theres something i learned from Gordon , its that everything has its purpose ( not sure about the spelling tho )
aeronova1 8 months ago
Not a big fan of salmon, but crab is delicious!
culturedguy300 1 year ago
What heat for pan, for salmon
bahmand 1 year ago
@aledzi
in this size of a vinaigrette...in ml...I'd say...idk.
Just add it in a few dashes at a time, a Vinaigrette is a science, but every one is different and no matter what every one taste a little less different. experiment.
try 15ml if it dun then add it in increments of 5ml's.
Zeion97 1 year ago
that is way too much salmon for one person to eat. Also I prefer adding lemon juice with the salmon, because it keeps is fresh. You can also make salmon cubes and fry them in a pan with a lot of pepper.
korencek 1 year ago
I'M SO HUNGRY
cutieprincess431 1 year ago
I am a straight guy, and I want to marry Gordon
jkd914 1 year ago
I just did it and it was delicious! I however had a tough time slicing the skin. It was so tough to slice it.
reydawg27 1 year ago
Is the crabmeat mixed with anything? like mayonnaise? Looks almost like a crab salad when he mixes it in with potatoes
rczull 1 year ago
Watching this makes me think about the time on Kitchen Nightmares when Gordon ripped on a cook that put her olive oil in hair bottles like that haha, hypocrisy at it best.
supatoker420 1 year ago
@aledzi .. this is from: timesonline.co.uk
120ml extra virgin olive oil
120ml groundnut or sunflower oil
50ml white wine or rice wine vinegar
2 tsp sherry vinegar, optional
½ tsp fine sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
it doesn't mention the water
moonblink 1 year ago 2
@moonblink it also doesn't mention the lemon juice that he verbally said in the video was in it... he mentioned nothing about vinegar or the sunflower oil.
All he said was in it was olive oil, water, lemon juice and salt and pepper. Me thinks you got the wrong recipe from the newspaper?
BuhGuh28 1 year ago
whats the oven temperature for the tomatoes?
dmanmoka 1 year ago
@dmanmoka It should be on it's pilot light...for gas. If your oven is electric, then it needs it's lowest temperature. Usually around 50C/130F
It acts as a drying out process really...you can use a mandolin to thinly slice fruits and put them on a pilot light overnight and you'll end up with the most amazing dried fruits. I do it with strawberries.
Bon chance!
KevBaz78 1 year ago
@KevBaz78 Thank you!
I thought no one is going to answer :)
I will try it. thanks again
dmanmoka 1 year ago
Wow that looks amazing. What I love about this is how everything has little seasoning, really allowing the flavors of the food to come out on their own then to just blend in a bunch of spices. Bet it tastes divine :D
malicios 1 year ago
gordon ramsey is a culinary genius
Zaknefain69 1 year ago
An orgasm on a plate!
Blenkinsop999 2 years ago 11
look at the title what does it say
p0giboi 2 years ago
...but I LIKE furry potatoes Gordon! :)
goldengirl67 2 years ago
i had the best christmas eve ever! my gal was impressed with me cooking this for her. still turned out perfectly well without crab meat.
woodkey1 2 years ago 4
what is he putting in the crushed patatoes at 1.40 with the plastic bottle ?
timmmya 2 years ago
Vinaigrette made with olive oil,water,lemon juice,salt and peppper.
quietman18 2 years ago
omg...i'm so hungry right now~
innci111 2 years ago 10
i love cooking salmon this way. so delicious. i've always hated the skin on salmon, but now i love it.
moonblink 2 years ago 2
This tasted AMAZING. Particularly the potatoes.
SourcesAreEverything 2 years ago
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goodness that fish looked incredibly overcooked!
Caleyfan86 2 years ago
Caleyfan86,that's the crust u idiot..one of the tricks 2 a awesome salmon is to get a crispy skin..but i bet it's really moist insight cause he cooked it only for like 7 minutes..it shuld work it's chef ramsey man..
WWEJEFFHARDY4LIFE2 2 years ago
man.. please come down
emmerton 2 years ago
Very refreshing to see Ramsey describe a recipe without dropping a single f-bomb. But then again - he usually drops them when he's extremely frustrated.
BigKwell 2 years ago
made it and it was delicious
eggnogs 2 years ago
MMmmm delish..
ELGQZ 2 years ago
I made this at home, it was pretty darn good, the tomatoes though seem like a strange addition in the taste
40950999 2 years ago
Ramsay Rules! he should toss in a F-Bomb in every clip, just a random one so you never know when its gonna happen. Like a Stephen King movie hes in it somewere but when will u see it
chrijens 2 years ago
Great recipe!! From which of his shows is this one taken from? I don't think it's the F word...
norw382 2 years ago
This is a video from the UK Times. Ramsay has contributed to a couple of videos to promote his unofficial "Nation Cooking Again" campaign to encourage Britons to cook. I don't like his management style, but the man is indeed brilliant.
chopperpilot80 2 years ago
Impressive knowledge! Thanks a lot! =) I think these are his greatest cooking shows in which he explains everything he does, but yet he's very fast. I'd love if he'd make his risotto in this sort of video style:D Thanks again:)
norw382 2 years ago
Goodness, that dish looks incredibly delicious!
Vort3ch 2 years ago
Looks pretty good! He didn't use the "F" though. It should be called Cripsy Salmon Crushed Potatoes with Fresh Fucking Crab Meat!!!!!
BermudaEntrepreneur 2 years ago 4
i love making that dish! tastes awsome every time! so simple
Youxsuckxass 2 years ago 2
my son and i make this all the time. usually the skin is the worst part, but with the crispy technique, it's delicious and beautiful.
moonblink 2 years ago
What does "Cloi" mean at 1:27?
drjsteinberg 3 years ago
he used 'cloy' as an adjective, but what he meant was that it becomes less overpowering.
cloy :
verb (used with object)
1. to weary by an excess of food, sweetness, pleasure, etc.; surfeit; satiate.
verb (used without object)
2. to become uninteresting or distasteful through overabundance.
moonblink 3 years ago 3
now im reasonably well read and all that and i've never heard of this usage. cloying, yes. (adj.) meaning too sweet, rich, etc.
modmousezero7 2 years ago
grah!! why does he have to use a fork that sound just grrr >:(
pkflake 3 years ago
What's that blue thing on his knife when he's chopping the spring onions?
dannydog3067 3 years ago
it looks like a piece of masking tape.. hm. i thought it was a reflection of something blue, but it's difficult to tell. i hope it's not tape.
moonblink 3 years ago
it might be part of the knife's complany logo
IHATEPLAID 3 years ago
ya, it's gotta be the knife company's logo
risingfrost 3 years ago
nice:) looks good
fluffyman2121series 3 years ago
i just have one question.. do u cook it on low, medium, or high heat?
Sekundez666 3 years ago
when he tilts the pan at 4:12, it looks like he has it at medium heat.
moonblink 3 years ago
That's great
I know what I'm going to cook for my girl friend now
Thanks :D
boblepongestyle 3 years ago 12