Wallaby Cooking in Tasmania | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted S2 | National Geographic UK

This week, Gordon ventures deep in the Tasmanian bush with local adventurer, Sarah Glover, foraging for local herbs. Afterwards, he joins Sarah in preparing fresh samphire, native cherries and pepperberry before cooking lean wallaby meat on Tasmania's Forestier Peninsula.
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[@ninjatuna3917]

To all those non Australians that are complaining about animal abuse towards wallabies and whether the Australian guide is Indigenous or not need to relax and do a little searching on the net before they say something. Also even if the guide isn't a fully blooded Aboriginal (which would really highlight the experience in the video), I'm still really happy to see how the guide proudly talks about Australia, while acknowledging our traditional custodians.

[@seaottar25]

All First Nations people are seen as First Nation no matter the blood. We don’t go off blood quantum in australia. ‘Isn’t fully blooded’ shouldn’t be a phrase to describe the guide at all.

[@williamsmitherson2170]

Sadly they genocided all the native Tasmanians. There's literally no full blooded Native Tasmanians left on Earth

[@ninjatuna3917]

@@seaottar25 I fully respect and agree with this opinion, this isn't any form of justification for my use of words but during my highschool years as an Australian, the education system doesn't really implement any Indigenous Australian topics. I think at the time I wrote this comment in response to the video, I was very much looking through a genetic perspective but if I offended you in anyway, I am truly sorry. (Sorry, I'm a really big typer)

[@williamsmitherson2170]

@@ninjatuna3917 I'm part Aboriginal and definitely can understand what you meant. There's nothing wrong with it, Tasmanian history isn't really talked about in Australia, since it's kinda controversial and it's not a centrepoint in Australia. The elders in my family love history so I learned from them. So no need to apologise lol. Aboriginal culture in general is never discussed which is a shame. We celebrate Chinese culture more than indigenous culture

[@brodytowner3081]

People in the US dont realize a kangaroo in Australia is like a deer out here... it's just common and open your minds people

[@zantelrus9211]

When he was in Tasmania, every fucking pub and restaurant in the bloody state was saying he was in their establishment

[@gepliprl8558]

Nice.

[@stunter2875]

Amazing food,people,land and truck. All outdoors and how I love being.

[@bedroom.headroom]

Love seeing a land rover doing land rover things

[@allgood6760]

Nice!.. thanks from across the ditch👍🇳🇿

[@DecomagnaltdKenya]

This reminds me of the the impractical Jokers stunned but still alive Wallaby skit 😜😂😂😂

[@ezrakirkpatrick5365]

Kangaroo is actually really really tasty. Tried it once and I hope to try it again

[@myvietnampov3999]

Looking at a wallaby Me:ooh that’s cute Gordon: no, that’s food

[@thuranz2773]

Don't worry. There are 10s of millions more.

[@jacklynbrown1768]

@@thuranz2773 there isn't just one species, that's the problem 😐

[@anthapersephone7311]

A wallaby can be two things

[@whitesimurgh6363]

Alternative title : British viceroy goes to former British colony and makes native girl Cook food for him

[@LunnaJannah]

Former?

[@maxpowers4436]

@@LunnaJannah Yes its not an official colony anymore

[@mrsnrub282]

Me: That's roadkill. Gordon: Tasty Me: Tasty

[@rebeccamurray9196]

Wallaby sausages are freakin amazing!

[@razorback0z]

They are both cute and tasty. The wallabies arnt bad either.

[@harryfarmer3847]

Looks like great meat. I'd love to try it.

[@Kravges]

Close enough I've always said I'd love to see him cook kangaroo, be intresting to see what he'd do with it

[@teethaistralian6079]

Tasmania ❤️

[@jasonlavelle3293]

Love the landy

[@020.gokul.r3]

Lady name ?

[@esp-music]

@@020.gokul.r3 Landrover... the car lol

[@victoriasoto7335]

Thats as raw as it gets !!

[@muzikkification]

because it's like the leanest meat you can get

[@timgreenstock6861]

Cheese and wallaby OMG yum

[@craigflett8764]

His face at 2:00 lol... really tasty hey Gordon

[@alis1637]

i like how they cut the next bit out lol maybe he spat it out

[@Flamingpiano]

Deep in Tazmanian Bush

[@NZLAdventurer]

that wallaby is so raw its still hopping on the rock for god sake

[@jasonlavelle3293]

Yeah that's like it was in the draft of a hair dryer

[@growrugbyleague6353]

you’re meant to eat wallaby and kangaroo like that because otherwise it’s too tough

[@Atowns]

You can actually eat wallaby carpaccio... like many other red meats... it’s delicious and tender

[@muzikkification]

talking like you're a chef... "for god sake"

[@NZLAdventurer]

@@muzikkification chill out... its a joke like what Gordon would say if he sees something undercook.

[@sniffles8655]

Was Rocko's Modern Life theme song playing in anyone else's head while watching this? 😅

[@blakebird4496]

you should visit Australia next time!

[@Islandturtlegames]

cool

[@johnvuu4679]

Dang that was like raw

[@dylholio6930]

RIP Rocko

[@getonwithit.2847]

Her : we have one of the most 10 most deadliest snake in the world so be careful Me: yeah I think we can stop foraging now.

[@carnivoroussoupspoon]

what type of land rover is that? or is it after market modified?

[@jarcuuuble5819]

Way to clean isn’t it? Hasn’t seen much

[@MichaelScherer77]

Mmm raw wallaby

[@lolohets6467]

Didn't even know you can cook Wallaby.

[@blokeVB]

Forgot the stone tools

[@jokpok7119]

Never tasted wallaby, I bet it taste very good

[@timp1390]

Amazing!! Much more like beef than kangaroo

[@TheCherrykye]

Hmmmm tail, lovely, my mouth watering.

[@kellykemp2073]

where in tassie was he

[@tiagomedau1317]

I hope gordon ramsay do not find one of this extinct tasmanian tiger to rediscovered and cook them

[@jarcuuuble5819]

So when are ya gonna visit Australia Gordan?

[@jarcuuuble5819]

@@darkwizard6574 it’s a joke my guy

[@matthewmann8969]

Right on the pit

[@ray.shoesmith]

Never had wallaby, had roo, snake and emu eggs. Roo is too gamey for my taste.

[@lmaoiwaslikelmao1132]

WTF 1:51 so raw it's still squirming

[@jarcuuuble5819]

You ever eat game?

[@nessawoolley3869]

Corned wallaby, once you taste it you will never want any other meat...

[@3masonthree]

Fuck I love me some kangaroo

[@nicolecullen3495]

Lol should cook it more or ya might get worms lol

[@tonyvang7648]

A wallaby? Idk about that. Man. Don't think I can eat it

[@joseg.384]

Wallaby they next outbreak...

[@jacktheladstevens]

They keep mentioning about indigenous ways, keeping alive the past but there's not one native Tasmanian to be seen

[@adrianroper1353]

No aborignals in tas onley wanna bees

[@jezz555]

There's literally only two people in the program lol

[@rainstand2772]

Because the indigenous Tasmanians were exterminated

[@parko246]

50% of the people in the video are technically indigenous mate

[@axelscrivener9711]

Apart from the Sheila, Ramsey is a Pom.

[@bigbarraful]

Everyone knows you don’t eat wild game rare, full of worms and parasites.

[@lifelongbachelor3651]

spare us the meaningless overuse of the 'indigenous' cliche. i was born here of italian parents and i'm indigenous to this land. damned great country.

[@OnlyForF1]

Then when was the last time you went foraging for food in the bush, armed with the knowledge of your ancestors? You can be appreciative of indigenous Australians relationship with the the land without diminishing your own Australian-ness.

[@lifelongbachelor3651]

@@OnlyForF1 dumb. they also wore loincloths.

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

Shut up

[@jarcuuuble5819]

@@OnlyForF1 next time I go to england ima ask em out they used to cook mutton and what food they ate before the Norman’s invaded. Australia isn’t just wallabies cooked on a rock. It’s good that the tradition is kept alive but it’s bad that other traditions are shunned. Where’s the dimsim and Bunnings snag? Pavlova and Australian roast?

[@H_savv4848]

First

[@H_savv4848]

First comment and second liker

[@royw-g3120]

Takes some balls to say "indigenous technique" in Tasmania where there have not been ant indigenous people for quite a while.

[@maxpowers4436]

Yes they were all exterminated. That however does not mean people who have idigineous decent don't live in Tassie....??????? Sarah herself is of decent. So stfu?

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

Fr thougg

[@H_savv4848]

Animal abuse why wallaby

[@nnoddy8161]

Why not??? Tastes great. Should do ya self a favour and try some.

[@davidle3329]

Why would eating a wallaby be different to eating a cow or a chicken? Just comes to show how hypocritical some people are.

[@cmac_415]

You wouldn’t say this if aboriginals were eating it... but they do

[@ninjatuna3917]

@Hamza Sheikh It's not animal abuse because its already dead

[@DIRTYPLACCY]

Because they taste good and their is shit loads of them

[@H_savv4848]

Animal abuse

[@n.g.s1mple29]

Explain

[@jacklynbrown1768]

Bruh this isn't a tamed wallaby or zoo teaching wallaby. It's a wild animal, I believe any animal can be eaten, and yes even animals we consider pets in the US, as long as they're wild then it isn't cruelty

[@H_savv4848]

@@jacklynbrown1768 might as well eat human meat ig

[@lifelongbachelor3651]

i'm assuming you're arabic and possibly islamic. slashing an animal's throat while still alive is hardly ethical. nor is the jewish equivalent.

[@aerotuc]

WE COOK CAMEL AS WELL