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In the US Gordon Ramsey is mostly known (unfortunately) for his vapid Hell's Kitchen show. But when I was working for home for a while I got hooked on his sho
by mikeryan 17y ago
In the US Gordon Ramsey is mostly known (unfortunately) for his vapid Hell's Kitchen show. But when I was working for home for a while I got hooked on his show "the F word" (BBC America). Part of that show is about how people no longer cook anymore and he takes it upon himself to get people cooking at home. Tons of simple home cooked "fast food" recipes. Really interesting show too. He takes home different livestock (Turkeys, pigs) raises them in his backyard with his kids and slaughters them at the end of the season for a holiday meal. He's of the opinion if he and his family is going to eat them they're damn well going to know where they come from. It sounds a bit more graphic then it is. Great show.
Also a plug for my favorite simple roast chicken is the SF based Zuni Cafe's (you can do it with or without the bread stuffing)
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4401342 http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4401342
- jamesbritt 17y ago"In the US Gordon Ramsey is mostly known (unfortunately) for his vapid Hell's Kitchen show. " But I like that show! OK, I agree it's heavy on the vapid drama side. Still, it's oddly entertaining, and it got me somewhat interested in cooking. One big complaint I have with Hell's Kitchen is that it fails to show enough about the food and cooking techniques. I bet lots more people could be tricked into cooking if such a show would mix in a bit of how-to and here's-why with the yelling and blustering.