Some good tips and recipes but not really for the beginner
I have always been divided over Gordon Ramsay. Much of his TV personality was created just for ratings such as screaming at young chefs. That being said some of his shows where’s it’s just him I’ve enjoyed which led me to watch his Ultimate Cookery Course. At the start he says this is a show meant for the beginning chef to introduce basic cooking techniques, some tips, some equipment information, and most importantly 100 recipes. There are highs and lows of the series.<br /><br />There are some good tips included in each episode. For example he talks about how to sharpen knives, how to easily peel garlic cloves in one show, going to a butcher or other specialists and talking to them about products to gain a better knowledge of food and ingredients.<br /><br />The recipes are generally good and not that difficult. The problem is in the presentation. Sometimes he gives the time needed for a viewer to digest the instructions, other times he speeds through dishes usually three at a time without properly explaining how to do all the steps. For example, in one recipe he says that an onion needs to be diced, but he doesn’t say how to do that until the end of the episode.<br /><br />Overall, this isn’t such a bad show but it’s not really for beginners as he claims, but really for people who have some experience in the kitchen.
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