James Corden Tells Gordon Jamie Oliver Taught Him To Cook | Gordon Ramsay

Gordon Ramsay shows James Corden how to cook hot and sour soup. Plus Gordon asks James what he likes to cook From Cookalong Live.
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[@Laoruperteen18]

now say the title of this video 10 times super fast

[@MrKC23]

Gordon says Jamie is a great chef. What humility and honesty on Gordons behalf, even though Jamie has no Michelin stars. I watched a documentary where I think Gordon taught Jamie, when Jamie was doing an apprenticeship under Gordon.

[@Elvistek]

Jay John I don't hear it well but did he say "he isn't a great chef but he's massive"?

[@DanyalElia]

He said " he isn't a great chef, but he is massive"

[@QShaque]

Jay John First time I heard it I thought said, He is a great chef ,but he is messy, then I heard it again .. and figured he actually said" He isnt a great chef , but he is huge, he is massive"

[@SleepySeel]

Jay John Jamie learned his trade from his parents who own a pub restaurant. He then worked at a very posh London restaurant and entertained a Channel 4 crew I think while they were shooting some documentary. The producer was so impressed with him they made an offer a few weeks later, and Naked Chef was born.

[@ZeTaCk1]

I just realize Chef Gordan is a lefty O.O

[@KIRKILLER38]

happens @ 1:44

[@perrynevergiveup]

to be honest this soup is national dish from thailand and we almost do this way like what he did.

[@CapyPurin_celestial]

They didn't call it 'Chinese' hot and sour soup. So why did some people compare it with the Chinese one? Odd.

[@hnmrubiks]

@441meatloaf this is the Thai version. note it has lemongrass which Chinese people don't use

[@christiangrey8723]

yes

[@MathiasEmilNielsen]

nice

[@CapyPurin_celestial]

"The process of drying the shiitake mushroom improves its overall nutritional value. Just one example is vitamin D, which increases from 4 IU in one serving of raw mushrooms to 26 IU when dried."

[@YuhMovies]

How? Are the vitamins popping in magicly?

[@silvermeg]

Tom Yum

[@PrivateAckbar]

Has Corden ever said anything funny ever?

[@jccvoor]

lemongrass in hot and sour soup?

[@glennoc8585]

I trained as a chef many years back and one thing you would never do in my circles is dis another Chef which is what Gordon did. Ramsay needs to realise that Jamie is Not super innovative but neither is he. Very few chefs or amateur cooks can be that creative as there really is little to add to what is already done. Ramsay was all about reproducing what he had learned in France post his C&G's and in recent times he has read a few Asian cookery books. A great chef will specialise in one style of cuisine, it's very hard to become excellent at all styles. Jamie specialises in Italian and is very good at that and dabbles for the show with other styles. Once these guys get the the Tv gig they can build on their tv fame to make out that they have this huge experience and knowledge which is all fake.

[@jrzy49]

Incorrect.

[@441meatloaf]

Gordon, your hot and sour soup seems a bit different than what actual Chinese people put in. Also is that shiitake mushroom dont look its been dried up. When Chinese uses shiitake mushrooms, we usually uses dried ones.