Mushroom Soup | Sage™ By Heston Blumenthal

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  • Опубліковано 21 січ 2015
  • Chef extraordinaire Heston Blumenthal presents this simple but extremely tasty mushroom soup recipe using the Sage™ Boss™ Blender. This recipe delivers a hearty soup guaranteed to warm the senses.
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    INGREDIENTS:
    10 g Shitake Mushrooms
    10 g Porcini Mushrooms
    160 g Unsalted Butter
    800 g Button Mushrooms
    2 Onions
    1 Small Potato
    2 leeks
    1 1/2 kg Vegetable Stock
    Salt
    50 g Dry White Vermouth
    Pepper
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  • @knackyknack
    @knackyknack 6 років тому +226

    I couldnt help be nostalgic all the way through this video. I remember when my Nan used to break out the boss blender back in the 80's for a treat. Mostly she used water baths and liquid nitrogen though.

    • @SoumilSahu
      @SoumilSahu 5 років тому +1

      Lol this took me a while to get

    • @jadejaguar69
      @jadejaguar69 4 роки тому

      Your nan sounds great

  • @evildeadash8149
    @evildeadash8149 6 років тому +87

    Probably the easiest $20,000 he has ever made..

    • @danh5637
      @danh5637 5 років тому +2

      ASMR: Groovy Cuts lol. Add a couple of zeros!

  • @Elrond_Hubbard_1
    @Elrond_Hubbard_1 5 років тому +66

    Next do a Scoff/Knorr crossover event where Heston and Marco make Stockpot Soup.

    • @jorggggggg
      @jorggggggg 5 років тому +9

      blend the stock cubes and snort them

    • @Elrond_Hubbard_1
      @Elrond_Hubbard_1 5 років тому +13

      @@jorggggggg
      Or rub the powder on your skin, it's your choice.

    • @aminrad3077
      @aminrad3077 5 років тому +6

      @@Elrond_Hubbard_1 the niche-ness of this joke is what gets me

    • @hehe13619
      @hehe13619 5 років тому +2

      @@Elrond_Hubbard_1 Again, there's no real recipe

    • @bg357wg
      @bg357wg 4 роки тому

      Scknorrff.

  • @Arif-kw5rw
    @Arif-kw5rw 4 роки тому +6

    I like how the title was changed from "Heston's famous mushroom soup" to just "Mushroom soup".

  • @abroZ13
    @abroZ13 6 років тому +103

    Now if he added to that a knorrr stock pot, this video would be gold! ☺️

  • @draxl
    @draxl 4 роки тому +3

    Heston, I made your soup and was blown away by its flavour, texture, and frankly, ease of preparation. This soup Sir belongs in space for Astronauts to eat as comfort food.

  • @stradglider
    @stradglider 9 років тому +4

    Absolutely amazing receipt and presentation. Watched this 10 times. Tasted awesome too!

  • @brooketamas6648
    @brooketamas6648 6 років тому +25

    I use the package of Knorr Stockpots to protect the blenders high tech knobs from the lamb sauce

  • @duallove6909
    @duallove6909 9 років тому +10

    Beautiful recipe and I absolutely love Chef Blumenthal's way of presenting and explaining everything with loads of informations. Thank you.

  • @alan27teoh92
    @alan27teoh92 7 років тому +7

    Like Gordon says, season your ingredients as you cook. This way, it will be much easier to adjust the seasoning at the end instead of trying to season a whole pot of soup, most home cook wouldn't know how much seasoning to put.

  • @gregoryhamlet2909
    @gregoryhamlet2909 5 років тому +57

    Don't know if he was promoting mushrooms or the blender! 🤓🤓🤓

  • @kumar-bl7in
    @kumar-bl7in 8 років тому +3

    that consistency of the soup at the end got me like dayumn !

  • @Chebab-Chebab
    @Chebab-Chebab 6 років тому +29

    1. Stir - Cuts up stuff with the blades.
    2. Mix - Cuts up stuff with the blades a bit faster.
    3. Chop - Cuts up stuff with the blades a bit faster.
    4. Blend - Cuts up stuff with the blades a bit faster.
    5. Mill - Cuts up stuff with the blades a bit faster.

  • @DrAmanKapoor
    @DrAmanKapoor 6 років тому

    i want to have that soup.. So Mouthwatering .. so soulful

  • @igorbbk21
    @igorbbk21 6 років тому +4

    His silikon spatula is magicly turned into wooden spoon and back on cooking closeups! Heston is a magician!

  • @Trains4Nicky
    @Trains4Nicky 5 років тому +15

    Gordon would have been seasoning the hell out of this soup from the start...

  • @xThexBlackxRavenx
    @xThexBlackxRavenx 9 років тому +8

    Absolutely love Chef Blumenthal! My dad and I used to watch his show all the time. He's in my top three chefs to meet! ^.^

  • @ghizbinthuda9917
    @ghizbinthuda9917 9 років тому +1

    That's exactly what I needed, just perfect.I'll try it tomorrow 👌

  • @daviemeunier4174
    @daviemeunier4174 3 роки тому

    Made this soup last nightn which took 15mins max.! Absolutely delicious, though with the butter & cream, somewhat calorific! *****

  • @pablors6718
    @pablors6718 5 років тому

    WHAT A VIDEO AND WHAT A CHEF.

  • @mahmoudfekry8194
    @mahmoudfekry8194 4 роки тому

    Vermouth really good chef

  • @laundrysauce4300
    @laundrysauce4300 6 років тому +1

    Something about his face and glasses makes me want to give him a hug

  • @wouteroomen7318
    @wouteroomen7318 4 роки тому

    Oh! I need that blender!

  • @MrKaneShadow
    @MrKaneShadow 9 років тому

    That looks REALLY smooth. Pushing a pureed soup through a chinois is so exhausting. You've got me thinking.

  • @olafpayne
    @olafpayne 6 років тому +1

    Just made this and yes it was delicious! Very aromatic, great tips on cooking times of aromatic mushrooms and vegetables. I didn't have Vermouth so used a drop of sherry.

  • @Mangofresh2012
    @Mangofresh2012 5 років тому +9

    Anyone else have an urge to snort that powdered mushroom?

  • @205boltonsuperintendent7
    @205boltonsuperintendent7 5 років тому

    its looks good but mine has chunks of mushrooms in it. other than it's almost the same as mine. But I put green onion as the garnish and olive oil to lift it.

  • @88yellowjacket
    @88yellowjacket 5 років тому +7

    Did not know Flea could cook when he let his hair grow out... He should keep it long. It looks better on him.

  • @treesarecool12345678
    @treesarecool12345678 8 років тому +11

    What is the purpose of seasoning the little bowl..? And then just pouring an arbitrary amount of salt in the blender.

    • @jmbreiter
      @jmbreiter 8 років тому

      so you can find the correct seasoning so you don't over salt all your soup instead f a half a ladle.

    • @tombrown294
      @tombrown294 7 років тому

      r

    • @earendilthebright5402
      @earendilthebright5402 5 років тому

      The point of the bowl is to find a ratio equivalent value for the 'best' salt mass for the dish, actually making it entirely (although i will admit subjectively) non-arbitrary.

    • @tobi6277
      @tobi6277 5 років тому

      @@earendilthebright5402 why not just salt the soup entirely to taste, instead of in a little bowl? Just add some, taste, and add more if needed until perfect

    • @hobmoor2042
      @hobmoor2042 5 років тому

      He said to use the small bowl to train your palate - keep adding salt until you like the taste. He's suggesting that most people don't put enough salt into their cooking. The bowl test is to make you aware of the fact that more salt tastes better. He also says that he knows from experience how much salt to add to the blender - it's not arbitrary.

  • @advingan
    @advingan 8 років тому

    Does anyone know if this a clip from a DVD ?Is it to promote one of his books? if so, which book and which dvd title?

    • @svendebruyn7524
      @svendebruyn7524 7 років тому

      It's a recipe from 'Heston Blumenthal at home"

  • @jjk9999
    @jjk9999 3 роки тому

    Just dId a version of this. No potatoes or leeks (because of a diet I'm following) or milk (half and half + heavy cream instead), cooking sherry instead of vermouth because that's what I had. Mixed in the blender more so it's a little aerated with lots of bubbles (maybe thanks to the H Cream). It is so delicious.

  • @Robselbobsel
    @Robselbobsel 6 років тому

    Seasoning like a pro. Salt and pepper, wow, I am really impressed.

  • @mistrrhappy
    @mistrrhappy Рік тому

    The Sage Boss blender looks very similar to the Breville blenders sold here in the U.S.- are they similar products?

  • @meshalalshehri9207
    @meshalalshehri9207 8 років тому +7

    but why didn't he use handheld blender?

    • @amal-ti2zz
      @amal-ti2zz 7 років тому +1

      Meshal Alshehri immersion blenders do not have the amount of horse power necessary to homogenize a soup like a vitamix or this blender do

    • @gibsondanny
      @gibsondanny 5 років тому +3

      Because he is not being paid to promote a handheld blender.

  • @milesdust3465
    @milesdust3465 3 роки тому

    1.5 kg of stock??

  • @tSp289
    @tSp289 9 років тому +55

    Say, so all I needed to make great soup was a Sage™ Boss™ Blender! Who knew? There I was thinking it had more to do with ingredients and cooking skill.

    • @vasupolchatmethakul5242
      @vasupolchatmethakul5242 8 років тому +11

      +tSp289 he just said you could blend it pass it through a sieve but that would get messy...if you want to be sarcastic and mock the video at least do it right lol

    • @BeardedDanishViking
      @BeardedDanishViking 7 років тому +5

      He did it perfectly.

    • @ztrinx1
      @ztrinx1 6 років тому +3

      He did it perfectly right.

  • @suruvc214
    @suruvc214 5 років тому +2

    you need a 2000 pound blender to make a simple mushroom soup, and that how my friends most of the British food turns out to be almost shit every second time I taste it.

  • @richie6799
    @richie6799 5 років тому

    his resting facial expression is always "what the fuck are you on about?"

  • @Toast579
    @Toast579 6 років тому +4

    Why would I use a blender with boiling hot soup when I could just use an immersion stick blender for 3 seconds?

    • @TomTomgr81
      @TomTomgr81 5 років тому

      J. Davis not the same

    • @rabshakattack
      @rabshakattack 5 років тому

      it doesnt puree as well as a blender

    • @nookroid
      @nookroid 5 років тому +2

      Late response... ...but for a product placement.

  • @boon7240
    @boon7240 6 років тому +1

    Why he looks under pressure? Have they not given him a free hand? Salut to this grand master

  • @cassianyhvh7220
    @cassianyhvh7220 6 років тому +1

    Didn't know George Michael could cook. Man that guy was talented !!

  • @timmytphilippines8149
    @timmytphilippines8149 5 років тому

    Ang daming kaartehan ng chef na toh. Echusera! Madali lang itong lutuin. Lol

  • @nomadicchef5337
    @nomadicchef5337 Місяць тому

    Why don’t you add Salt when sweating the mushrooms??

  • @paracaparaca
    @paracaparaca 8 років тому

    UGGGGGGG Grassy!!!!

  • @dmark2639
    @dmark2639 2 роки тому

    Liked the sprinkle of mushroom powder on top. Needs just a few croutons, a sprig of parsley, and maybe a drizzle of olive oil to complete the presentation...

  • @FoodforThought12345678dsds
    @FoodforThought12345678dsds 3 роки тому

    Some butter...... proceeds to put the world's supply of butter into the pan

  • @pianostuff2731
    @pianostuff2731 3 роки тому

    just made his pea and ham soup and had to pass solids through a sieve for maybe an hour, I have a migraine but the texture is fucking great, bastard good food

  • @bluesharkmadness7101
    @bluesharkmadness7101 2 роки тому

    i just found out how hard it is to make mushroom powder....also it took me 1.5hrs in total (including time to slice mushrooms, onions etc)

    • @invisiblekid99
      @invisiblekid99 Рік тому

      Just bought my online. Will it be as good? Possibly not, but I’ve not had the oven on for 1.5hrs.

    • @ori-yorudan
      @ori-yorudan Рік тому

      You can buy dried shiitake mushrooms in the asian foods section of almost every grocery store (and definitely at any asian grocer), they ain't expensive either. 5 seconds in a blender.

  • @pandorawolf8239
    @pandorawolf8239 5 років тому +1

    I would love to have some chunky mushrooms through that soup.

    • @anthonyrivera6226
      @anthonyrivera6226 5 років тому

      PandoraWolf take out 20% or more depending on the amount of mushroom you want out and to the side. Once the soup is blended throw the ones you put aside in the soup.

  • @pscyking
    @pscyking 3 роки тому

    My favourite part of this ad was definitely the part where he cooked.

  • @SuperKnowledgeSponge
    @SuperKnowledgeSponge 8 років тому +3

    Why can't you just use an immersion blender?

  • @AltayNuhoglu
    @AltayNuhoglu 5 років тому

    Couldn't you just microwave the stock?

    • @sergeantwilliams8185
      @sergeantwilliams8185 5 років тому

      Altay Nuhoglu Why waste time doing that? It’s much easier to heat it over the stove while the veggies are cooking down than to microwave it.

    • @AltayNuhoglu
      @AltayNuhoglu 5 років тому

      @@sergeantwilliams8185 Yep, that makes sense. I wasn't paying attention, assumed he bought stock from a carton...

  • @onkao6570
    @onkao6570 6 років тому +2

    too many E-Chef in comment section... there is lot of information you can get in this video more than other cooking video.. but all of you can do is complaning about ad in literally ad video, wonderful brain

  • @MrFlebben
    @MrFlebben 6 років тому +6

    he lost all concentration after tasting his salty soup

  • @anibalsantanderjeria6420
    @anibalsantanderjeria6420 5 років тому +1

    Some butter...

  • @JackN688
    @JackN688 7 років тому

    He's all about the notes of flavour...nothing is simple with him ...I'd hate to see a toasted cheese 🧀

    • @Slashbag69
      @Slashbag69 7 років тому +5

      So frying a bunch of veg and throwing it in a blender is too complicated for you? I'd hate to have dinner at your house.

  • @TheViciousVendetta
    @TheViciousVendetta 9 років тому +4

    Fantastic, but the kitchen looks too much like a set and not a real kitchen. Too sanitized and pristine. It doesn't go very well with the "comfort and nostalgia" soup.

    • @homerl7
      @homerl7 8 років тому +1

      +MrJre4491 have you ever worked in a prof. kitchen? It looks like that when a shift starts and when it ends

  • @taureanmcnabb6913
    @taureanmcnabb6913 3 роки тому

    I scough Everytime my old acquaintance smoked sage!...

  • @gabkhoo5115
    @gabkhoo5115 8 років тому +6

    wonder how he looks like with long hair

  • @user-sb1ev3sv4f
    @user-sb1ev3sv4f 4 роки тому

    The leeks????

  • @sergeantwilliams8185
    @sergeantwilliams8185 5 років тому +2

    This man is hoooottttt... his level of knowledge, sophistication and cooking skills are a total turn on...😏

  • @junhaoliang4228
    @junhaoliang4228 5 років тому +1

    take away: put more salt than your usual home cook amount

  • @eilenkatarinalunde2969
    @eilenkatarinalunde2969 6 років тому +1

    Delicious! You are The Shit.

  • @baubaucuan3699
    @baubaucuan3699 5 років тому +1

    It was all good but one, pls work on your mic. I can hear you loud and clear and then 5 seconds later you're fading away.

  • @DanCThorpe
    @DanCThorpe 3 роки тому

    Don't have a Boss blender so I can't make this soup. I think I'll go and buy a Boss Blender so I can make this soup.

    • @swiatlowiekuiste
      @swiatlowiekuiste 3 роки тому +1

      I don't have this tiny bottle for milk 5:29 so I can't make it too

  • @AK-ef4jp
    @AK-ef4jp 5 років тому +2

    Pale blue dot - millions of miles
    Earthrise - hundreds of thousands of miles
    Heston Blumenthal cooking mushroom soup - very far away

  • @TheWP120
    @TheWP120 5 років тому +1

    It's spelled "Shiitake"

  • @1013VS
    @1013VS 5 років тому

    Doesn't beat the chicken

  • @eddie770425
    @eddie770425 6 років тому

    I love the way master chefs season dishes....Pinch of salt for 2l soup....pinch of pepper hmmmmm delicious.....while you adding 1spoon...not enough so another in hmmm still taste shit:)

  • @jean-francoisdaignault9612
    @jean-francoisdaignault9612 2 роки тому

    Love Heston, awesome recipe. But please don’t put a bunch of stuff on top of the counter, in the middle of the shot and in front of the chef!

  • @sunnyshrestha8166
    @sunnyshrestha8166 3 роки тому

    ok , let me just go sale my car to get the Boss blender first.

  • @anindyaningrumchrisantryst4010
    @anindyaningrumchrisantryst4010 5 років тому

    That is a loooot of butter.

  • @taureanmcnabb6913
    @taureanmcnabb6913 3 роки тому

    Curb his Charlton heston

  • @evenaicantfigurethisout
    @evenaicantfigurethisout 5 років тому +1

    I'd have used a Bamix for this. Less washing up and don't have to do it in batches. Also, no risk of Vesuvius

  • @thitichaiwongmanee
    @thitichaiwongmanee 6 років тому

    OMG he sounds like gordon ramsey!!!!

  • @464m0190
    @464m0190 5 років тому

    Don't know if he was promoting mushrooms or his face

  • @guapodel
    @guapodel 3 роки тому

    What the f is tennis soup?

  • @someoneyouknow12
    @someoneyouknow12 9 років тому

    Why would u paint a kitchen white......the one place that gets the most dirty.....

    • @sirgoodguy
      @sirgoodguy 9 років тому +5

      So you can see where it is dirty and deal with the problem.

    • @WindhamWong
      @WindhamWong 9 років тому

      ***** You should have watched Hell's Kitchen. Then you will know whats the importance of cleanliness in the kitchen.

    • @gabkhoo5115
      @gabkhoo5115 8 років тому

      probably it will look more attractive... plus its not really a " real kitchen " where they cook in all the time....easier to maintain

    • @amal-ti2zz
      @amal-ti2zz 7 років тому +2

      someoneyouknow12 Same reason an operating room or hotel linens are often white, to gauge the level of cleanliness in a high contamination environment. High lumen lighting is also essential in these environments to visualize all aspects of operations and sanitation.
      Lastly it's a minimalist, modernist gastronomy kitchen- those guys love white to begin with.

  • @federicoseteoni446
    @federicoseteoni446 5 років тому

    Who the fuck measures stock in kg's?

  • @sarcasmo57
    @sarcasmo57 6 років тому +1

    Some people put leeks in soups others take leeks in soups. Great blender commercial.

  • @wadekeegan1
    @wadekeegan1 6 років тому

    Those camera angles are the worst. I couldn’t care less what the side of that pan looks like. Show me what’s inside

  • @brookslay
    @brookslay 8 років тому +19

    Heston: I like you. I like your food. What I do not like is watching a commercial for a blender in the guise of a video recipe on youtube.
    Please don't do that.

    • @ztrinx1
      @ztrinx1 6 років тому +2

      While I agree with you to some extend, you do have to appreciate that is not just a commercial. There is real information and value here, which is miles better than a standard commercial that focuses primarily on the service or product.

    • @ohrightthatswhy
      @ohrightthatswhy 6 років тому +9

      Heston gets paid to do what he loves. We get taught a recipe. Company gets its name out there. Everyone's a winner. What's the problem?

    • @luckygayextraaaa
      @luckygayextraaaa 6 років тому +1

      Yea right, cause that was classic commercial that you can see everywhere everytime... and ofc now you just HAVE to go and buy that blender...

  • @almangihad1252
    @almangihad1252 5 років тому +1

    does anyone else notice that he talkes exactly like gordon?

  • @W-a-r-e-o-n
    @W-a-r-e-o-n 6 років тому

    GUYS... Unlike marco pierre, he is showing you a blender that doesn't melt instead of knorr bouillons and claiming its your secret for years and that you should try it.

  • @kellelinchen
    @kellelinchen 6 років тому

    Tecnolgia is right, it does not blend within 3 secs. Further, what he does is very dangerous or he used cold soup. I own a high speed blender and when I mix hot liquids, I fill the mixer only half way and take of the middle lid part, so pressure won't build up.Then you start slowly. Using a hot liquid, filling the mixer 3/4 full and covering it 100% results in exploding. Heston - you can do better than that!

  • @Legur0
    @Legur0 5 років тому

    Second 0:28 Gordon Ramsay my friends.

  • @Joe_96
    @Joe_96 6 років тому

    What he forgot to mention is the blender costs around £200-300!!

  • @Tumbadoraable
    @Tumbadoraable 5 років тому

    1½ KG vegetable stock .....are you serious ?....in cooking liquid is measured by volume.....cc or ml, dl or litres....Love your glasses...

    • @Tumbadoraable
      @Tumbadoraable 5 років тому

      @@stanvanillo9831 Are we cooking or are we baking here..??? In baking we weigh dry ingredients because of their DENSITY....Don't need to ask anyone..already been taught !!!!!

  • @eddybax1
    @eddybax1 5 років тому

    Say it don’t sell it. And don’t try to sell the f out of that blender hahaha

  • @jasonlee3055
    @jasonlee3055 6 років тому

    i swear this is so fucking awkward, watching this i don't think he actually cook in the kitchen

    • @carpii
      @carpii 6 років тому

      Jason Lee yea he somehow got his three michelin stars just by pouring hot water on some instant ramen

  • @tecnologiaoficial
    @tecnologiaoficial 8 років тому +13

    Gosh, Heston is so dishonest. Yeah, can you really put really hot things into this miraculous blender and it's not going to explode? Yes it will, like any other. Note how the camera stops showing the entire blender, and then suddenly the soup inside it has been blended in seconds. No, what happened is that on a different take they put pre-blended soup there to make it look like the blender did it. If the blending part was done in a seamless take, you would see that the blender would have exploded from the steam, and the food would not have been blended smoothly in 3 seconds.

    • @RianChakraborty23
      @RianChakraborty23 6 років тому +4

      The simple way of not hot things exploding everywhere is by whizzing the blender with the lid off a couple of times to get a coarse paste, then removing the plastic lid on top so that the steam can escape. This is quite important for some dishes like broccoli soup, which becomes grainy when it's pureed at room temperature.

    • @chief8886
      @chief8886 6 років тому +15

      G- Gordan ramsey? is that you?

    • @xanderthekid
      @xanderthekid 6 років тому

      No decent blender will blow up. The things will only explode in a magic bullet. Explosions come from excess pressure, which builds up from the air in the vessel heating rapidly and expanding. Blenders have gaps for the air to escape. You're asking for trouble if you put that in a Magic Bullet though.

    • @Kello1231
      @Kello1231 6 років тому +3

      Or maybe for the sake of consideration they didn't force you to watch 30-45 seconds of blending lmfao

    • @hehe13619
      @hehe13619 6 років тому

      People commenting on a 1 year old threat lol

  • @delberry8777
    @delberry8777 5 років тому

    Mushroom powder??? I get mah sheet from Aldi beeeetch!

  • @msa3daldekhayel
    @msa3daldekhayel 5 років тому +1

    11 minutes for mushroom soup? nah ..

    • @Beefmongering
      @Beefmongering 5 років тому

      If you can make a decent mushroom soup from scratch in 11 minutes lol

  • @samuelryansalcedo
    @samuelryansalcedo 6 років тому

    Is this guy high?

  • @dweeds
    @dweeds 6 років тому

    this is less about cooking than selling the damn blender

  • @TheRealHaloLover
    @TheRealHaloLover 5 років тому

    this is wack

  • @peternicholson233
    @peternicholson233 6 років тому

    Cook, not chef.

  • @hoxoboxo
    @hoxoboxo 8 років тому +3

    I dont agree with the stuff about the salt. In restaurants you usually get way over salted things. If you use the right ingredients and some herbs and spices at home insted of overdoing salt you get a healthier and also delicious meal
    PS: SELLOUT, you need a knife, a pot and a fire to do all your cooking

    • @svendebruyn7524
      @svendebruyn7524 7 років тому +12

      Just wondering, how do you puree your soups with just a knife, a pot and a fire?

    • @BeardedDanishViking
      @BeardedDanishViking 7 років тому +3

      Salt isn't unhealthy though.

    • @larswesterhausen7262
      @larswesterhausen7262 6 років тому +3

      Depends on where you live though, as it seems to be an acquired taste. I tend to find food served in UK or US restaurants rather bland and always have to ask for some extra salt. In Germany we are not that afraid of salt.

  • @eyesproket
    @eyesproket Рік тому

    A little pretentious telling us how to salt food. Like only chefs know how to season food.
    My grandmother-the “home cook”- doesn’t describe her food with big words like this “chef” and her cooking is better than some chefs out there who just like to hear themselves talk. Lol 😂

  • @jprice_
    @jprice_ 6 років тому

    Grey slur, looks revolting.