Gordon Ramsay Shows You How To Cut An Apple | Culinary Genius

Watch Gordon Ramsay show these Culinary Genius contestants how to quarter, core and thinly slice these apples. His recommendation - work on your technique first, and then add the speed. Watch Culinary Genius for FREE on Dabl, weeknights at 11PM Eastern | 10PM Central. Visit bit.ly/2sGTUwA for where to watch! #Dabl #DablNetwork

[@nieceypiecey100]

I’m 42 and this video just taught me how to slice apples

[@nayeli101]

It's ok

[@alex48267]

How u 42 and don’t know how to cut a apple at 42 I’m 14 and Ik how to make them

[@No_Handle1]

We can learn anything at any age.

[@headleshydra]

There's much better ways, you can just cut off centre and not piss about with cutting the core out after

[@jamppa350]

@@alex48267 Why are you watching this video then

[@Diabeticpowderpuffgirl]

The intense silence and music while he’s showing how to slice apples is too good 😂

[@TheBehm08]

Yeah lol. Well it’s Because if they can’t cut apples after he literally just showed them, then they really ate donkeys

[@StingofTruth]

"Don't worry about speed, worry about technique". Very true. Speed never produces technique, but mastering technique does give speed.

[@zacharysherry2910]

Slow is smooth and smooth is fast. (Doesn't have to be slow but don't be an idiot) lol

[@sagemaster1357]

Same concept with working out. Perfecting your form is more important then how many reps you do.

[@entwinedturnip]

But at the beginning, he says to try and be quick to prevent oxidizing.

[@markparkin5372]

Until roughly 2 years ago I had almost no idea how to cook anything, how to correctly prep or chop anything. Suddenly I gained interest and appreciation for cooking and I'm not too bad now. I cook most the food at home for my children but everything I've learned has been from educational KZbin videos like this one. I'm 29 years old and after 2 years of cooking I've managed beef wellingtons, proper roast dinners, beautiful dishes like curries and chilli con carne, lots of pasta dishes, various desserts (can't beat a cheesecake) and all I can say is I wish I had this love for cooking 10+ years ago. Just glad I found it eventually

[@ezrabuckman2843]

Glad you found the appreciation regardless! I wish more people knew how to cook!

[@markparkin5372]

@@ezrabuckman2843 same! Whenever I have my daughter, I encourage her to be in the kitchen helping me. Last thing I want is her being like I was in my 20s and, to be fair, she's already a better cook than I was

[@Oliviaaos]

Love him. Hes always talking you through. Saying the right things and already answering the questions you would have. He’s truly an expert.

[@sealofapoorval7437]

Tried cutting an apple yesterday. Struggled a little with the core and wondered if there was a more efficient way to do it. Gordon Ramsay to the rescue!

[@Usertrappedindatabase]

Never forget the basics! Lemon juice helps immensely

[@sarakuzminski159]

Gordon is an amazing chef and I have always loved his teaching methods.

[@bolillo5013]

I’ve never been so mesmerized by apples.

[@sydsalmon479]

Watching GR chop is such a beautiful thing.

[@annaswan9246]

well my mom taught me how to cut apples all wrong

[@masonguillory3790]

I've cut apples like this since a teenager. My father asked me where I learned it when I was 13. I told him from math. Divide one into two, then four, then take the core out because if you cut it into 8 you have to take out 8 cores instead of 4. Then lay it flat so it's stable and easy to cut. I was obsessed with efficiency. Learned the lemon juice trick in college. It also has the same effect on the body (antioxidant). Putting a couple oz. of fresh lemon juice in water and drinking it down after cardio sessions can help your body recover a lot faster while still adapting. Oddly enough taking Vit. C tablets doesn't work the same. Lemon juice is the way to go.

[@sondramartinez9674]

I am 59 and this video just taught me how to properly cut an apple and keep it from turning brown

[@kindell1]

I'm 30 years old and I'm watching this lol

[@la_loca1325]

That’s probably years of practice. Makes it look so easy♥️

[@Stoveface12]

Thank you Gordon Ramsay I don’t know how to slice apples now I do

[@kyoooolw9355]

After 13 years of living I finally found out how to slice apples thanks mr Ramsey 🤝🙂

[@josephtom7326]

they watching him cut the apples like 😮 and the random ahh dramatic music 😂

[@charlietheweehammy9720]

Gordon ramsay is the best now I know how to slice

[@lens_hunter]

Apples are literally the only food on the planet that whenever I see one, I immediately want one.

[@red_lixxz]

thank you gordan

[@Melody2004.]

Never thought that slicing apple could be so scary

[@shellder_gaming]

Hey Apple! 🍊 What?! 🍎 Gordon! 🍊 Huh- AAAAAAAAAAA 🍎

[@MadDunhill]

SKIN GIVES FLAVOUR

[@SunGathersDust]

Wow

[@maeteerangsiwongs392]

who is this guy? some professional apple slicer?

[@frankv2314]

Yea I'd be surprised if he last long in this industry; apples could only take you so far.

[@Eagles.Fan.Since.Super.Bowl.52]

Whoever He is He talks too much. Bro, you're cutting an apple STFU!

[@STCooper1]

@@Eagles.Fan.Since.Super.Bowl.52 He's Gordon Ramsay, one of the greatest chefs anywhere in the world, with restaurants in several continents, and 7 Michelin stars to his name(he's been given as many as 16), and millions of dollars made in this field! Safe to say he knows he knows way more than apples!

[@ledzepcleo]

​@@STCooper1Google sarcasm. Go Eagles!

[@jarrydjudge3028]

What show/place is this ??

[@Mylifebelikeeee]

Wait what show is this?!?!? 😻

[@Beanz84]

Apple slices 😅

[@ashleywright8686]

Wish the camera stayed on point-ABOVE the cutting board. Not interested in looking at the audience!

[@mikesmith7620]

I wish the cameraman did a face reveal too 😂

[@ashleywright8686]

@@mikesmith7620 Might as well have seen the cameraman, too, since we saw most of the audience instead of the food prep 😳

[@mikesmith7620]

@@ashleywright8686 😂😂😂😂 Right?

[@Graphomite]

Are we really questioning the educational virtue of a show that plays a suspence track over sliced apples?

[@ashleywright8686]

@@Graphomite quite true.

[@tombystander]

Wonderful darling

[@gameon1825]

Im 10 this helps lots

[@mixeddrinks8100]

man is a fruit ninja

[@ALDOmakeup]

❤❤❤

[@ronaldcorrie1875]

My wife just swung a knife at me while she did this. Not cool Gordon.

[@TataePeerawatLaoarun]

He wasted so much pulp

[@adrian4012]

I have to be honest, I like cooking, especially grilling, but my knife technique sucks ass!!

[@lynnebalvin5460]

I just watched...what?

[@ElizabethMartinez-eq1hu]

“Like” if you’re here after trying to cut an apple yourself, failed and nicked your finger with the knife 🥲

[@battlestar8879]

Why use a freaking knife to cut out the core of an apple when you can just use a peeler???

[@Acousticmf123]

Because its easier to use it.

[@battlestar8879]

@@Acousticmf123 Yes, but it increases the chance of getting injured on your finger

[@Acousticmf123]

@@battlestar8879 it takes a while to know how to use a peeler

[@battlestar8879]

@@Acousticmf123 I used it and I think I firgured it out by the time I cut my first apple

[@Graphomite]

Because it makes very little sense to through the trouble of taking out a whole different tool when you have a perfectly suitable tool that is easier and quicker to use already in your hand. The assumption here is that you have enough confidence with the knife to not need the peeler.

[@Mhm-hi7ie]

Gordon Gay?

[@g4bri3l.]

Mhm toddler?

[@suchirgpta]

@@g4bri3l. y

[@billyparvin1276]

Wrong