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Do Mexican Dads Approve of Gordon Ramsay's "Mexican" Recipes?
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- We had our papah's take a look at some of Gordon Ramsay's most famous Mexican recipes: Chilaquiles, Tlayudas, and Tortas de Chorizo. Do you think they'll approve?
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Produced by Xavi Casanova
Edited by Giacomo Thillet
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LOL Arturo obsessing over the tortilla chips. 🤣
Hey man nothing beats fresh homemade tortilla chips
Those definitely weren't store bought tortilla chips, I'm guessing they were pre-made before the video. You know Gordon Ramsay is going to make everything from scratch.
I love that Tiberio acknowledged that he did it in a Oaxacan style. Most Mexicans don’t even know about the different style of cooking that the indigenous people have. If you want good Mexican food try a Oaxacan restaurant every once in a while
No really tho! The fact that they didn’t know that was a Tlayuda hurt my soul
@@anotherviewer2132 same. I grew up eating them at family parties.
#Oaxaqueña
Most no sabo Mexicans don’t know that
@@LuisXRivas I think I’d consider myself a No sabo kid. If not me then definitely my brothers but even they know about Tlayudas and Quesillo. It just about culture. Has nothing to do with language. They even know what rellena/Moronga is which not many people know about but it’s a blood pork sausage very popular with Oaxaqueños. Sometimes it’s used to make Tlayudas instead of the Chapulines they used.
Just cause there’s a language barrier doesn’t mean you can’t or don’t know about culture. Plus on the Mama channel some of them even knew about Tlayudas.
It jus depends on what your taught if your not taught it you dont know it
That “Mexican pizza” is called a tlayuda. It can be topped with different meat.
The “Oaxacan cheese” is also known as Quesillo
tlayúdame!
They don't know about the real names of the food 😂
Thank you for informing us! I have never heard of tlayuda before. It looks delicious.
@@kirstenanderson7931 no problem! Not all Tlayudas are made with chapulines (grasshoppers) tho! Sometimes it’s served with different types of meats. It’s just up to preference. I personally like eating it with something called Rellena/Moronga which is a Oaxacan pork sausage. But it can be made with carne asada or tasajo or even chicken if that’s what you like
Taco Bell just calls it “Mexican pizza”
These foos exposing themselves not knowing what a tlayuda is. Tiberio is the only one of the three who knows whats up.
Love watching u guys. You all really appreciate food....give intelligent answers. Others just tear the people down when it comes to their food
I want to see a cook-off between the papahs! Chilaquiles!
Love these reactions! More please
I 2nd this comment.
I love how open minded these good sirs are about cuisine :D
Not the dads talking bout fresh tortilla chips when they don’t even make the tortillas fresh 😂
What about Rick Bayless? Hes really good at making mexican recipes.
Looooove his restaurant in chicago
Bayless is the GOAT when it comes to Americans “teaching” about Mexican food
@@ravenpoe7093 I'm mexican and I think he is great
i think he is more tex mex guy if anything.
@@krono5el
RICK BAYLESS COOKS TRADITIONAL MEXICAN CUISINE! HE SPENT YEARS IN MEXICO CITY AND THROUGHOUT MEXICO.
HE ALSO HAS A RESIDENCE IN CDMX.🇲🇽
Do another Brazilian food one, but this time show AUTHENTIC Brazilian food please. Thanks!!
The Hack Tueww sent me bRotheR🤣😆🤣
It has to be a crime to have them watch these videos and then not give them any food after.
Yea these guys American mexican, not mexican mexican calling that Tlayuda a mexican pizza, and calling quesillo Oaxaca cheese lol and most people on the comments too lol
gordon got the one that always speaks english speaking spanish and the one that always speak spanish speaking english
I have had roasted crickets and they are actually pretty good. There are markets in Mexico where you can buy them amongst many other insects, it reminds me of markets in Asia that sell insects. It's what the people that are indigenous would eat before the Spanish had come.
Never have I had chilaquiles with scrambled eggs 🥴 fried egg always!
I just went to a taquiera and got chilaquiles. I was quite surprised the eggs were scrambled in with the chips. It was good but I think I will stick with my normal chilaquiles spot who gives me some fried eggs on top.
Yeah that threw me off
This reminds me of Uncle Roger and other great Asian chefs criticizing him. That is to say, while what he makes is often not authentic it's usually delicious. Even if it's a mash-up of various regional dishes/flavors.
Also, it would be cool if you could have the names of whichever Papa is currently on-screen somewhere in the corner of the video. Others comment about "so-and-so" said blah blah, but I don't know their names, mostly because I'm lazy.
Please don't include Uncle Roger as a great asian chef. He's barely even a comedian.
@@Nevario1 not him, but other asian chef i forgot the name
He made a tlayuda, they’re amazing.
Dad in the red flannel is 💯
I’ve never had chilaquiles but now I’m going to have to find a video of someone making them more authentically than Gordon Ramsay
@Papah! Should definitely do Mexican Dads try authentic Mexican food and have them try indigenous Oaxacan food. It seems to me that some of the dads are missing out and don’t know about certain dishes.
Hey! My grandpa i feel would be a great fit in this channel, is there any way he could go on the show? 💕
tell him to apply, there a form in the description
@@ezyg3800 ackkk thank you
Ramsay won them over with that torta. Got me hungry, that’s for sure
The “come on vato” says it all♥️
Tlayudas are made with black beans tasajo cecina chorizo quesillo carne seca enchilada aguacate y mas. 😋
The guy with the cowboy shirt knows his stuff. I like crema though.
Pork fat is Manteca 😂
Rachel Ray next lol
Mexican dad's calling it a Mexican pizza and queso Oaxaca? These dads don't even know Mexican food.
To be fair tlayudas are more of a regional thing. Can't find it everywhere in Mexico. I guarantee there are Mexican dishes you don't know about
That’s a Tlayuda 😭
the chips are very very important. they need to be soaked in the sauce. those chips were dry.
That's why the chips always goes first
As a Mexican-American, half oaxacan. I was disappointed when they called chapulines crickets lol nevertheless they called a tlayuda a mexican pizza. Just goes to show Gordon Ramsay is more in touch with indigenous mexican recipes than they think 😉
Exactly
Ramsay is a legend in his own mind. No Italian in Italy puts olive oil in their cooking water, yet Ramsay does it. He uses cream in his carbonara. He puts Worcestershire sauce in his Bolognese sauce.
Im happy my parents are from Oaxaca and grew up with great food
Yeah
Gordon Ramsey once said that the best mexican food isn't found in mexico, it's in California 🤣 That's like me saying the best Scottish food is in Spain. Look, I get it he's a great chef but, he's completely wrong. My abuela would've hit Ramsey with the chancla
I love these vids
You should have them do Chinese food again but like the Sichuan kind
I’m not Mexican, what’s wrong with store bought chips? Shortcuts are bad? I hope I don’t offend anyone, I just like as little effort as possible no matter what I’m cooking and to be honest frying is a pain in the ass lol
Ain’t nothing wrong with stop bought chips they end being the same thing anyway
I mean more power to you aint nothing wrong with it if thats how YOU want to do it but traditionally you make them by hand and dont cut corners that just not how its done. Whatever ramsey made is more like nachos.
Store bought chips don’t have that flavor like some fresh tortillas. Yeah, it’s more time consuming but the flavor is a hell of a difference.
Nothing wrong with store bought chips but have you ever had fresh chips? Night and day.
The texture is different, homemade chips hold up better when they're covered in salsa. Those were closer to loaded nachos than chilaquiles.
Chilaquiles is one of the best Mexican breakfast choices. I do make chips myself and add some protein at the end like chicken or steak. Red sauce the best option spicy also green is good too.
Any sauce is good my opinion
Chilaquiles is my favorite mexican dish.
HAWK TUEH!!!!!!!!
Did papa run out of shirts to wear? Lol
I mean whatd you expect 😂😂
the hawk tueh is only funny to people 30 & older. ofc it’s in this vid😭
Hawk tuah
In Sweden we also have some "staple" foods, but almost everyone is doing it differently so I guess Mexican food is not "holy" either it's done with the produce of the season and how your father or mother used to do it and so on and on... Ramsey did he's own "take" on it I guess.
Esos papás son tan lindos.
Yall eat crickets?
Yes, we do chapulines (roasted grasshpppers) and chicatanas (roasted flying ants)
@@kimjenkins4332 yes. Crickets are commonly eaten in Oaxaca. I like the ones with chile and limón
Ive been to candy shops in the USA that sell chocolate covered grasshoppers their more common than u think
Further down south in Mexico yes it’s common but you’ll have a restaurant here and there putting them in guacamoles preparados for example
I disagree on the scrambled eggs part. Sunny side up eggs are better on chilaquiles 💯
Esa "gran tortilla" como le llamaron ustedes señores si mal no recuerdo se le conoce como tlayuda y si mi informacion no me falla es mas comun en oaxaca y pues no, no es una pizza mexicana esta mas cerca de ser una gran tostada hecha de harina de Maiz
There’s a little bit of a bromance going on here lol. Ramsey just rubs me the wrong way when he’s trying to show folks how to cook their own food from their own culture.
He isn't showing them in particular... this is a video directed to anyone wanting to cook something from another culture. He isn't trying to show mexicans how to cook their own food.
@@Nevario1literally, people just choose to be hurt and offended by everything
He knew more than the chicanos lol
Hablando solo un poco a favor de aquellos que viven del otro lado del charco en el país vecino la tortilla para hacer tacos puede ir con todo tipo de rellenos que prefiera la gente aunque eso si la tortilla no va frita como si fueras un hard shell tortilla en ese caso seria solo una tostada de maíz doblada
Por cierto no, los doritos con carne molida no son tacos serian mas bien otra mezcla mas de el snack que se conoce en México como Dorilocos / Doritos Locos y llevan varias cosas tanto saladas como dulces
He made nachos!?😮
He need to let the chip thing go lol
Ill tell u this gordan ramsay makes better Mexican food then rachel ray
That's not chilaquiles😂😂😂😂😂
2 Chicano dad's and 1 actual Mexican dad. Who do you think knows more 😂
Sorry but these are even authentic Mexican dads.
Tiberio is...
There is no such thing as too much cilantro.
I agree about soaking the chips in the sauce. That's how my mom always did it
is not a tostada or pizza its a tlayuda do they not know what a tlayuda is
That's the problem I find with Mexicanos everyone thinks their home region of Mexico is the only way it's done. Then you have abuelo who knows that it's a different region's style.
I'm sorry to everyone but why is "limon" lime and "lima" lemon?
Tiberio is the man
Mr.Ramsay I will give you 👎🏻for those Chilaquiles
Variations can be good, and as a chef Ramsay Is allowed to experiment, that being said, you cant fully experience the real flavor and textures unless you follow tradition, Ramsay's way of doing things aint traditional in a few things he does, which makes me question if he really has studied mexican cuisine in depth.
Hey seriously disappointed me on the tlayuda part
I love Mexicans. They are open to people doing their own version of Mexican cuisine. There are no rules. If it looks good, and it's well-prepared, go for it. Italians on the other hand......too many silly rules. Food is food. It's all yummy.
I don't think these men are Mexican. Mexican-American maybe, but not Mexican. They don't know what a tlayuda is? Not knowing that the eggs can also be sunny side up?
Tlayudas are more of a regional thing (southern Mexico), not so common in the north. My grandma (80 yrs) has lived in Mexico her entire life and didn't know what it was ..
soy de nuevo leon y bueno se nota que son del norte jaja
lo raro es que hasta yo se que es una tlayuda aunque sean mas conocidas en el sur del pais
@@tetsuwan81 apuesto que hay platillos de NL que no conoces...creer que uno debe conocer Todo es ignorante
Ramsey needs to stay in his lane...no thank you!!
Why? His tlayuda looked good and so did the torta
@@LuisXRivas because chilaquiles are supposed to be drenched in chile sauce!!!!
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Ramsey 🤡🤡🤡🤡
Hating on someone that has no clue you exist 🤡🤡🤡🤡
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