Mastering Cooking Techniques | Part One | Gordon Ramsay


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Here’s a double episode of Gordon Ramsay’s UItimate Cookery Course where he walks you through some essential cooking skills …

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  1. gypsygirl731
    gypsygirl731 says:

    I like how the lady explains about chilis good knowledge . I make a Caribbean hot pot pepper stew which calls for scotch bonnets and yes the smaller the peppers the more heat I agree. Fun foods you make brilliant 👍

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  2. Patricia Lavery
    Patricia Lavery says:

    Chili lady missed a few .There are two bell peppers,Mexibell and Fajita Bell,that have a pleasant heat,but they are gardener's specialties.Banana peppers and Hungarian Hot Wax can be mistaken for each other as can the yellow cayenne and green Anaheim.The green form was sold to me as Anaheim peppers.Ouch!Poblanos and their dried form the Ancho are a favoriteof mine.Poblanos for Chile Rellenos and Anchos ground for your own custom chilli mix,they make the base powder.

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  3. Higzy Teflon
    Higzy Teflon says:

    Pepper lady knows her stuff. I was impressed! Also, I love the idea to freeze leftover lemon and lime slices to use as a way to cool your drinks without worrying about watering down your drink. Very clever! I learned a lot here. Thanks, Gordon!

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  4. DrZZZee
    DrZZZee says:

    Just out of curiosity, I added what would making this Blondie cost where I live. Not counting berries (no idea how much those'd be) or electricity or labor odv, came at ~$15. Is it not a bit much for homemade small desert? Anyone?

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