Puts oil in pasta water

>puts oil in pasta water
I thought this guy was supposed to be a good chef.

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i started doing that because he does it tbqhphamalam

ramsay is great. he can run an entire kitchen by himself. idk if you have ever worked in a kitchen before, it's not easy and THANK you for reminding me watch Hotel hell right now famalam

>I thought this guy was supposed to be a good chef.

Does he even cook anymore?

Seriously?

I don't think I've seen him cook anything for about a decade now.

Ravioli ravioli give me the formuloni

>gets beaten in a cooking contest by Captain Slow
>great chef

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That's an eating contest you mong.

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skip to 2nd half you illiterate

Watch the whole thing you scrotum

depending on how big the restaurant is it can be run by one or two
I work in a bar kitchen and its basically 2 people at any time max. The most time consuming thing is the prep, during service you just finish and basically only needs one

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obviously i wasn't boasting that Ramsay could run a 1 person kitchen by himself. i meant that he could do the job of 3 people because he is so skilled.

hahaha.
no one person no matter how skilled can do even the work of 2 trained workers
kitchen is labour work, you cant shortcut it

This.

Is there ever a justifiable reason to do that?

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Fuck that. I don't have an active jewtube account.

I've seen some of his videos. His scrambled eggs one is the first that pops to mine. It's barely eggs though, I reckon my scrambled eggs method is better though taking on and off the heat constantly was a fantastic tip.

i guess a better way of saying it is: Ramsay has the skill of at least 3 average chefs.

Sounds like he had a mom, then.

Yes, the pasta, or rice, absorbs it, and as long as it's not a rolling boil there's no problem with it.

Hell, now that I'm thinking about it, as long as you don't have hot oil and drop water into it, you're fine.

The reason there's an explosion and flame when you do the above is because the oil gets much hotter than the water can, water maxes out at 100C and oil can get higher than 200C. When the water hits the oil, it explosively vaporizes, causing hot oil to fly everywhere.

>not putting a couple drops of decent oil and some salt in pasta water
GET OUT YOU DONKEY

yea no, shit comparison
ramsay has fine skill, you either have it or you dont, no amount of shitty workers can produce to his standard

it coats the pasta with flavour.

>pasta
>not rolling boil

He cooks often enough I think. Cooked in every episode of Kitchen Nightmares and every season for Hells Kitchen

no difference, its just habit
you literally coat the pasta in oil after you boil and strain it anyway

You don't need a rolling boil to make pasta you mook. Anything above simmering just makes the water evaporate faster, and leads to dumb shit like pasta sticking to the bottom of the pan because it got dried out.

nope.
rolling boil is the recommended method for cookign pasta

Yeah, so you can watch his seizure inducing videos.

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yes, the pasta doesn't clump or stick to the pot as easily, especially if you put it back into the pot ater putting away the water. ofc burgers don't know this.

because he's reached master levels now. all he needs to do is teach.

he'll do the occasional cooking lesson on his youtube and during his shows if shit really hits the fan he'll step in and fix shit up.

He is, he just doesn't understand WHY you put oil in the water. That doesn't make him a bad chef, it just doesn't make him an aspie about food science like Alton Brown or something. The oil doesn't prevent sticking, however it DOES prevent boilovers at high heat so you don't have to constantly fuck with the heat while you're working with pasta.

>it DOES prevent boilovers at high heat
whats the science behind this

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this one is even better

It fucks with the surface tension of the water.

>Watch Kitchen Nightmares on television in the US
>Interesting to see people's awful restaurant conditions, see Gordon go off on them
>Annoying music being played every five seconds, dumb camera angles, awful editing

>Watch Kitchen Nightmares UK
>Very little music, and when there is music it's licensed
>Gordon Ramsay has long conversations about the type of food they serve, how they can improve, doesn't shout unless they truly deserve it

I know that there's a bunch of bullshit going on in the UK (TV license, your main news channel being owned by the government), but God fucking damn I would KILL to get your TV in the states.

For more clarity, the boiling pasta releases a bunch of starch into the water, which creates all the foam. Adding oil to the water creates a barrier that stops the foam from building up to boil over.

Chef here. You salt the water, oil the finished product, if desired. Never the other way around.

indeed
you learn something new everyday

Make me tacos,kitchen bitch.

so this would work for milk or cream as well i suppose

>Chef here.
>announcing what you pretend to be on the internet

Probably, but I take no responsibility for how fucking awful it tastes when you're done cooking it.

Why?

what's so great about your scrambled eggs?

>implying cap slow isn't the true master chef
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I was waiting for this reply, good show chap

This guy knows what's up. You do it to avoid the pasta clumping in and out of the pot.

But that's not what it does though. It physically can't, as it's floating at the top the whole time.

>implying

Cooking is literally all about short cutting and multitasking

Get back to me when you've worked for t.k.

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You salt the water to bring out the flavor of the wheat. You don't oil the water because it masks that flavor. You then oil and/or butter the pan after cooking and draining the pasta to prevent clumping on serving. Oil on cooked pasta enriches the flavor, oil while cooking it masks the flavor and can also give you an uneven cooking temp. People who swear by oil in the water are cooking the pasta at too high a temperature. You boil the salted water then add pasta THEN turn the heat down for a gentle, even boil.

IT'S FOOKIN' ___

Thanks brother user. I will watch that.

samesies pham

>italian-british milf that at times kind of looks like eva green vistis comfy british hotels
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>work in professional kitchens for years
>be autistic about my work
>have to read all the stupid bullshit that anions post


Fuck you tv this is why I don't go to /ck/

Yeah I'm a sucker for those kind of shows.

Once again, enough oil to prevent boil over should have literally zero impact on the finished product. The oil will always be floating above the water doing its job, which is to break the surface tension of the water and prevent a biol over. It leaves during the pour, leaving you to do what you will after the fact. Note that un-oiled pasta will still stick over time, even in oiled water.

>hurr durr I read a cooking book once and think I know how to enhance flavors

GET

that looks so comfy in that pic

I'm jelly of that guy

what one person can shortcut another person can shortcut
cooking is labour, unless you have 4 hands you cant do anymore than what one person can do

I'm starting to love this thread a little

Get a load of Mr. Wizard over here

Cooking is the only thing I enjoy in life. Sue me.

>You salt the water to bring out the flavor of the wheat.
no you salt it because if you don't it tastes like shit

You don't enjoy posting on Sup Forums?

It's a burden I choose to bear.

what's the weirdest animal you cooked mate?

>I can't imagine one scenario where one person might know how to do something faster or more efficiently than another person

I wonder how you were raised that you so easily simplify an job that has existed longer than humanity has across hundreds of cultures, and in every corner of the world.

Were you born rich? Or maybe you work in management.

you can be more efficient
but twice as efficient? unless the other guy isnt trying nope

>Cooking is the only thing I enjoy in life.
>sue me

Someone will eventually

*pic related*
>your ""cooking""

looks edible

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Nothing crazy, either gator or octopus. Weirdest I've broken down from whole would probably be goat.

I have a friend that got work with lion and zebra once. He said it was aight, not great.

I would have sprayed water on the cooking surface and placed a pan over the sandwich to prevent it from being too dry and facilitate the melting of the cheese.

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On guy-phone, what is it?

>goat
aww shit man I know you probably don't care but my dad lived in the countryside as a kid and he had to decapitate a goat once (I think he was 14 or something), he said the goat knew it was about to get killed and made a weird cry-like noise for 20 minutes

How's alligator? I've seen some alligator meat in a supermarket here but I've never tried it, is it true that it tastes like chicken?

What if you used two big slices of butter instead of bread

The choices are only limited by your appetite

it tastes like a mix of fish and chicken
same with frog

Nah the water would have fucked it up. I do use two pans and butter for melts, for the reasons you stated. I don't get what this guy's cooking on though. He has an open faced griddle in his house?

You're telling me that you think Gordon Ramsey couldn't work twice as fast as some schmuck from an upscale chain like katz?

Fuck dude, I know I could and have worked faster than certain dumb cunts in the industry, and not for lack of trying on their part.

its a movie about a chef.
he has prefessional kitchen in his house

I wouldn't want the butter flavor to overpower everything else. Melted cheese, moist bread, and crunchy crust are important to the perfect grilled cheese. Lightly butter the bread, wet the cooking surface and cover the sandwich to achieve this.

Twice as fast**

those guys just dont try
also why are you comparing some casual labour shits to pros?
sure i can cook 5 times as fast as 5 year old, but if youre talking about experienced staff in a restaurant, they all have basic skill levels and no one person can do double the workload of another in the same time, ever

Use light oil on a cured pan, nothing on the bread

Butter is overkill

butter gives the flavour

Yeah animals are really intuitive, you absolutely have to "hide the knife" so to speak to do it humanely. Panic hormones can also ruine the meat, or so I'm told.

Gator is very similar to chicken, but it's got a slightly different texture. It's a bit chewer too.

Then add a little in the pan for flavor, it'll evaporate faster so trail and error

Nothing on the bread.

>butter
>evaporate
wut

C'MERE YOU!

Y-y-yes chef?

FUCK OFF!

I know I want that as my office

>adding water when cooking bread
enjoy your stuck bread

Quit being retarded, I'm not going to type up all the ways you contradict yourself, but just know that from personal experience working in and running kitchens yo are absolutely and unequivocally wrong.

Why not tell us why instead of calling bullshit for the sake of it?

>watch UK Kitchen Nightmares
>just him showing lazy chefs how to be better
>no family drama
>no massive kitchen renovation
>no last minute shocks that put the re-opening in jeopardy

Why did they even bother making this show? The US one is much more entertaining

Yeah lol, it also burns

during Eid you dont ever show the sheep the knife until you slice his throat. you put the knife with the blood on it in front of his eyes and for whatever reason he calms down

works every time for some reason, im not superstitious but that shit freaked me out since its worked on ever Eid ive ever done