Gordon Ramsay Learns the Art of Braai Cooking | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

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Gordon Ramsay Learns the Art of Braai Cooking | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted


Gordon Ramsay must capture a fish to cook for the Zulu chief, but the dam he is fishing in is inhabited by hippos.
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  1. lol, i've been to some brai's with some south africans, talk about a good time. the fire is the life of the party and their high spirits. its awesome

  2. when do we see this end of the week feast he is supposed to do …. i keep hearing about it but never see the actual vid where they all show up to this feast ;(

  3. South Africa is really one big hillbilly ranch. Every country that visits us sees us differently. For the Germans its a zoo. For the British its a glorified wedding destination. For Gordon its the bottom of the barrel in terms of cuisine lol.

  4. So cool to see in KZN it is called a braai. Simple ingredients. But everyone goes yeah there is hint of Indian. I love SA in that respect. Everyone calls it a braai. Everyone loves a briyani and a bunny chow. I think no matter the cultural differences in the country, everyone in the country regardless of language. They all come together about simple food. Add some pap!

  5. Honestly, this episode was kind of a mess. They were too invested in the idea of cooking for a chief to be honest about our messy colonial and culinary history. The result was just so flat.

  6. They ruined that poor bass 😫 . Being a freshwater, most definitely have to fillet that guy away from the bone and skin. Little lemon and pepper and salt that's it! Fillets of bass are amazing

  7. well im no proffesional, but tomatoes are south american crop cultivated by europeans, so zulus had no access to it until their collapse… It is not zulu authentic food.

  8. a braai does not belong to only zulus or dutch or xhosa or boers it belongs to the entirety of south african culture so i believe while the use of spices varies by family and community standards it is not fair to just call it zulu warrior cooking it is south african cooking and the art of braaing is not how you cook something it is a social event to spend time around a braai with your maats en a beer not how you cook something

  9. I thought a Braai was traditionally an Afrikaner bbq. I’ve also heard Rhodesians have braais. I can see why it was appealing to settlers to adapt their own versions of braais. Frontier cooking and living.