Gordon Ramsay Makes Chilaquiles in Oaxaca (featuring Aaron Sanchez) | Scrambled
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2021
- This week Gordon is in beautiful Oaxaca Mexico to explore everything about Mole. But behind the scenes of Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted he's whipping up the most perfect local breakfast: chilaquiles. And there's only one way to know if he did it right.....call/wake-up his fellow MasterChef judge Aaron Sanchez!
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As a Mexican, those are the most dry chilaquiles I've seen in my life.
Aka nachos 😂
LMAO
🤣
Coincido realmente feos parecen nachos
I agree judging from my Mexican food experience in San Diego. But for me this is quite simple: if u like crispy and dry chips, then use less salsa; if u like softer chips, use more salsa. Personally, I think it's gonna tastes better than most American food at same price, no matter if it is soft or crispy.
“We’re not gonna drown the chilaquiles in that mole”
ME, a Mexican: QUEEEEEEEEEE!?!?!?!?!?
JAJAJAJA I thought the same! 🤣
A nadie le gustan los chilaquiles aguados más a que puro raro.
@@victoralcala7972 si claro porque tú lo dices
¡Exacto! Y no... ¡Tampoco se trata de ahogarlos! Las tortillas deben estar TOTALMENTE bañadas en salsa, a partir de ahí puedes decidir si los prefieres más secos o húmedos a tu gusto. Pero eso son totopos con un mole dudoso, cilantro fresco, y huevos.
jaajajaja
I never in my life would’ve thought I’d be the one judging Chief Gordon Ramseys cooking.
Let’s see your food
Im agree whit ruby, Soy mexicano papito@@nicholasramirez9465
His cooking is actually pretty basic and kinda bad, I dont know why People think otherwise
@@cesarrios1452 right all the awards and stars. Sounds like jealousy to me on your part.
are you Hispanic? let's see you go to Italy and make Italian food and see how you fare.
As a Oaxaqueña, I can confirm those are not how my momma used to make them. Green or red salsa is common in my household. Gordon is a professional chef but in situations like these I can see how he misses the assignment. Oaxaca has some of the greatest food in the world, it’s understandable that he hasn’t quite mastered it. I love Gordon hopefully he gets calls Aaron to get him right on this one. Chips, salsa, cheese, onion, sour cream, and fried egg🤌
Indeed they seem dry but
1 They ain't as bad, at least they seem eatable
2idk how to make chilaquiles buenos,
3 Una vez use Doritos en lugar de totopos, sabia .. Differente
I don’t love Gordon for reasons like this. He didn’t even try to make it authentic.
To say the place you're from has some of the best food in the world is pretty bias. The world is a pretty big place and there's amazing food everywhere.
Don't get me wrong I respect your opinion but its nothing but personal preference
The chilaquiles should be drowned in salsa/mole and give the tortilla chips a softer bite.He literally just made nachos, but he’s got the spirit.
Nobody likes soggy chips
@@CarlosFlores-in3dy tf up my whole lineage and like half texas restaurants make it drowned in boooooomb salsaa and ques frwscoooococoocooooocooo🤤🤤😻😻😻so if u eating the shit gordon be making then i lowkey feel sorie for you 😅🤷🏻♂️
It’s Gordon’s take on a traditional dish. I don’t drown my chilaquiles in salsa either. Beans, scrambled eggs, queso fresco, and sour cream is what accompany my chilaquiles. Some prefer them drenched in salsa, others prefer them crunchy. It’s that simple.
@@Samurai31631 well you see... those are nachos not chilaquiles
@@NiaTheMilkTank Gordon’s dish or my dish? I’ve never seen someone throw sunny side up eggs on nachos, so they are chilaquiles like it or not. The ingredients are all there.
ON BEHALF OF MY OAXACAN MOTHER AND HER DECEDENT'S I WOULD LIKE TO CONFIRM THAT THESE ARE NOT CHILLAQUILES OAXAQUENOS
Hahahhahaha creo que ningún mexicano estuvo deacuerdo con esta receta
Los chilaquiles son muy sabrosos. Pero no sabia que se le pueden añadir mole. Siempre los había visto con salsa picante solamente.
No but you guys do make the best tamales on earth 🤤🤤
more like on behalf of all mexicans 😆🤣🤣... I love chef Ramsey but those are the saddest (and the driest) chilaquiles ever, sorry 🤦😬
@@neneg.4264 jajajajjajajajaja si cañoñ!!! Y todavía quiere decir que le enseña a alguien a hacer chilaquiles
As a Mexican I can confirm those chilaquiles are dryer than my grandma's ankles. Bless you chef Ramsay
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I am not Mexican but my husband is and I can say that I have try amazing chilaquiles and my soul pains just watching this recipe! I can't figure how the end result could possibly taste!
The real recipe for chilaquiles.... ruclips.net/video/MpOBf4K_2KA/видео.html
Chilaquiles are drowned in the salsa, not drizzled, that’s why Aaron said they were nachos
Lol exactly, that’s what I was thinking. Looks like nachos to me 🤣
Right?! 😂
simon lol but it looks good
Maybe get your eyeglassed adjusted, grandma. I saw a light coating. There was plenty of chips visible. What, was he supposed to spritz it on with a spray bottle?
@@farkasmactavish chilaquiles aren’t lightly coated. That would be nachos sir.
No Gordon. It’s YOU who doesn’t realize you made nachos not chilaquiles. More sauce, my friend, or they’re NOT chilaquiles. They’re almost not even nachos.🤣
Absolutlety right!
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Mole el mole no es para chilaquiles partamos de ahy 😖
Los chilaquiles deben ir completamente empapados con la salsa 🤤
Personalmente prefería que los chilaquiles sean poco crujientes
When he said you don’t want drench the tortilla chips in the mole I was like yes you do! That needs a lot more sauce.
A real Chilaquiles Recipe begins with the salsa making ….. that’s the principle of good Chilaquiles 😌
@@victoriaorellana9745 Worst thing you can do is to make yourself dependant on outsiders, main reason why nobody cared about covid-19 in Mexico, if they did the tourism sector would have been hit harder than it did, as many ppl couldn't travel which meant lower tourism.
There are different ways to make chilaquiles , that is the way how they make them in Oaxaca but I like the one with enough green salsa😋 and some over easy eggs and on top cebollita(onion) cilantro cream and queso fresco (cheese )
@@victoriaorellana9745 That's not a very nice thing to say
Ohhhhhhhh okay
Yes and homemade chips. .
Sorry Chef, those are the DRYEST chilaquiles I have ever seen! Even chilaquiles made in Death Valley have more sauce than that! Come on!
There are two ways one can make it and it's usually with Chili Verde and Red Sauce that's why everybody talking shit. most people cook the chips in the sauce like one would do a Pasta dish while others would top it with the sauce, but since mole is very rich it makes sense to pour it on top all tho he could have put a little more sauce and the problem is solved so no biggie really lol Most here never even tried mole chilaquiles
Idiot chilaquiles
jajajajaja jajajajaja
Love that you tried to make these dishes, but it would have been amazing to see you have locals cook with you and teach you how to make authentic Oaxaca food, I see Americanized food here
Me dieron ganas de tirar esos chilaquiles a la basura y hacerlos yo mismo para que vea y aprenda 😞
As a Mexican I can confirm that those are a perfect example of British chilaquiles…. 😖
Bri' ish chilaquiles
Confirmo xd
😂
BRUTAL! (THE BRIT IS WASTED)
Bro, Ramsey is from skottland
Did anyone else catch how Aaron’s last name was spelled in the FaceTime call. Sanzche. Haha
I saw that. And didn’t it say Aarons? 🤣
Sanzche is with the British accent !
What can you expect from a nation that pronounces aluminum with an extra i in it
@@Brandizzleizzle you mean the proper way
@@patrickchang9135 The extra i stands for inbred
He actually said "Nachos" because it looks like nachos, Ramsay. As creative as you want to be as a chef, you wanna follow the original recipe. Chilaquiles are drowned in the sauce, to have them soften, and less cilantro please. Not because you add cilantro you would call something "Mexican". You don't want the cilantro flavor to be stronger than the Chilaquiles sauce. Cilantro HAS a strong flavor, BTW.
English chefs effing up Mexican food is my new favorite thing on the Internet. 😂
Gordon Ramsay estuvo en mi estado y yo ni enterada🙄.
Lo que sí, es que sus chilaquiles me recordaron a las enfrijoladas de Anahí 🤭 saludos Chef.
Jajajaja
Jajajaja qué buena esa!👍
Jajaja 😂 seguro y Anahí le pasó la receta
😂😂😂
Ni se antojan esos chilaquiles 😂
3:32 "you dont want to drown these chips in that mole"
Actually that is the entire point of the dish lol. Chilaquiles need to have the tortillas soaked until they're boderline soggy. Ive also never been to Oaxaca but in Mexico City and Guadalajara I only saw this with red or green salsa so I'm not sure people actually use mole on it
En Guanajuato si hay chilaquiles de mole
@@pepisfranco8445 Ah, no sabia, nunca he ido. Pero igual Gordon le falta mucha salsa!
That Is correcto my amigo
Yes you can use mole for chilaquiles, and are delicious!!!
Yes,they do use mole.
The whole time I was thinking does are nachos not chilaquiles when Aaron said nachos I couldn't start laughing
Definitivamente así no son los chilaquiles,hasta su compa pensó que eran nachos 🤣,pero está chido que Gordon intenté hacer algo 🇲🇽👍
Yo: Que chido que el chef Ramsay hará chilaquiles.
También yo cuando terminó: 🤡
En Kitchen nightmares: NO NO NO IT'S NOT LIKE THAT YA DONKEY!!!!
En Oaxaca: Ay mijito el mensito...
Yo le doy un 8 por esfuerzo !😅🤣
Me da tranquilidad saber que si se los tragó, con la combinación que hizo le ha de haber dado una mega diarrea
@@KenNakajima07 Jajaja 🤣
Jajaja, chilaquiles al estilo inglés ☹️
Gordon: “what are these?”
Aaron: “uhh….nachos?”
Sick burn, Mr. Sanchez
Because that’s true haha , those looks like Nachos and not like Chilaquiles 😅😂😂
@@DamarisArredondo9 How can be look like nachos if they have no yellow Cheese??
@@emmanuellegonzalez3725 Uhm... Nachos with no cheese exist m8.
@@emmanuellegonzalez3725 those are american nachos
@@Sorex_Tkt True. Considering many ppl are lactose intolerant. No cheese or some sort of cheese substitute.
As a Oaxaqueño, these aren’t chilaquiles, these are more breakfast nacho than anything else. You also don’t use mole in that dish.
Gordon: “you dont wanna drown those chips in that mole”
Rest of Mexico: “Como Que No?”
Esos chilaquiles están más secos que mi alma, deberían decir que es su interpretación de los chilaquiles, jamás en mi vida he comido unos chilaquiles así.
Más secos que el corazón de ella cuando me terminó
😂😂
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Jajajajajajajajajajajajajaja 🤣🤣🤣🤣
No son chilaquiles más bien hizo unos nachos jajajaj
Los chilaquiles realmente deben ir bien mojados de la salsa a escoger, actualmente son totopos con poca salsa, pero la idea es que estén super remojados, con cebolla rebanada, queso y alguna carnita o huevo
De verdad que no se donde se les ocurre ponerle mole a unos chilaquiles jajaja por mas oaxaqueños los chilaquiles no van con mole jajaajjaa yo no sé de donde lo saco
La verdad los chilaquiles remojados son horribles.
@@victoralcala7972 pero es que no tienen porque estar remojados, pero si se usa suficiente salsa para que se ablanden un poco, unos verdaderos chilaquiles no son crujientes, si no estarías comiendo totopos batidos con salsa, que fue lo que Gordon hizo.
A mucha gente les gusta así de crujientes como a una famosa Conducta Mexicana que así los prepara no recuerdo el nombre pero también tiene su canal aquí en RUclips y así los hizo crujientes wue asi le gusta asu familia de la connductora en gustos es variable y cada quien que se los coma como guste . Buen provecho 😋
Buen invento con mole mañana los hago a ver a cuánto saben $$$ sé ven deliciosos ésos chilaquiles. ..con mole
I'm about to educate Aaron Sanchez on how to cook a sauceless chilaquiles
I know, as a Mexican, i prefer Chilaquiles completely drowned, but I feel completely proud that our food goes all over the world and a lot of incredible people give thei best to prepare it.
Let's not criticize if Ramsey learned to prepare them that way, because even in Mexico, food can be prepared in a lot of ways, and that is one of the most amazing things about our country.
The whole idea of chilaquiles is that we cut the tortillas and FRY them as well as DROWN them in the salsa, maybe and just maybe that's the reason why Aaron thought they were nachos.
First time seeing Gordon saying cilantros rather than coriander
I was waiting for him to say coriander and then…
He's a proper North American now.
american influence. even his daughters speak British accent but not him unfortunately
Gordon lost his morals I lost respect for him for becoming too American
He's papi chulo now
My mexican people yelling to Gordon: what are you!!!!!!!
Gordon : a dry chilaquile
6:59 chef: "HE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THEY WERE!!!"
Me: BECUASE YOU COOKED THEM WRONG!!!!
Me dió sentimiento el chef, alguien le dio mal la receta o nunca a probado los chilaquiles de oaxaca 🙄🤦🏻♀️pero me dio ternura
mas secos que el desierto de sahara 🤪🤪🤪
Ay mana, a mi mas bien me dió "muina como decía tintan" este sr lo único que pretende es hacer dinero con la cocina mexicana, y no es que le hayan dado la receta, sino el como chef antes de hscer una comida de otro país debe investigar y leer acerca del la comida que va a preparar.
Yo vivo fuera de México y para preparar alguna tradición me informo, hasta con la gente en el mercado pregunto, este su objetivo como chef lo ha perdido, ahora solo quiere fama y dinero.
No manches quien le pone mole a los chilaquiles 🤦🏻♂️…weeee es una salsa a base de de jitomate con cebollita y chile seco o tomate si los quieren verdes jajajaja pobrecitos que ya no experimenten con la comida mexicana jajajaja
@@juankacervantes4095 yo le pongo :( es igual que enchiladas de mole, pero ya viene partida la tortilla, más fácil de comer...
@@zullyyanez1267 puuuues ahí está el resultado de mixtear las cosas 🤷🏻♂️ creo que a nadie le agrado
Gordon: "nothings wasted in Oaxaca"
also Gordon: *leaves front gas burner on for no reason*
I noticed that too🤣🤣
lmfao
Lol he meant the food 🤣
Bro accidentally invented egg nachos 💀
Actually Gordon Ramsey- Chilaquiles are Only Tortilla Chips, chili sauce and Oaxaca Cheese topped with fresh cheese & Cotija. What you made is called Chilaquiles con Huevo! Looks good, I like the fact you made sure the chips are crispy.
Chiliquiles have to be smothered in sauce.
i love how ramsey always emerges himself in learning different cultural dishes, but chilaquiles need to be soaked in the salsa not dry. they probably tasted great but they needed more salsa.
He can immerse himself but he shouldn’t have an attitude like “I know better than a native.”
@@NAConen I agree! I think he was just talking shit with his buddy is all lol
Some people make it different I don’t get why people care so much
@@NAConen That's just banter between two mates. As if we Mexicans don't do exact the same thing.
This dish looks amazing!
As if most of our recipes aren't done differently in every single state. Heck, sometimes they even have a different name.
When he said you don't want to drown in the chili I was like, tf, that's EXACTLY what you want to do
I mean, you get to put your own spin to anything you do in the kitchen. It doesn't really bother me that he used mole instead of salsa verde or salsa roja. Using mole actually sounds like an interesting idea. What I don't like is that they seem a bit dry. Other than that, they do look alright.
My Gosh…. This is a sacrilege!!!
This is not the way Chilaquiles are cooked!
Totally insane 😱😭
"what are those? Nachos?" 😂 Who taught Gordon this tomfoolery?
The same person that taught Rachael how to make Pozole 🤔🤣
@@ltc9805 British fails, Now I need to watch that pozole excuse
These are not chilaquiles. They are nachos with classic Mexican ingredients
... pepper? ... (Confused face with pause) ... Pepper? I dont remember the last time we used pepper in our food...
I love how Gordon didn’t switch the camera but turned the phone around like an old person 😂
Esos no son chilaquiles.
A esos debería llamarles...
"Totopos Ramsay" 😁, me dio ternurita, pero nada que ver😒.
jajajajaja jajajajaja
Y si!😁😜🇲🇽
Jajajaja🤣
😂😂😂😂
"We purposely trained him wrong as a joke."
People from Oaxaca
As a mexican from Michoacán its an insult to call that Chilaquiles
He probably didn’t recognize them ‘cause usually chilaquiles look red because of the salsa, I’ve never seen chilaquiles with mole lol
Usually you put the chips, and eggs together, then cook then together with the Sauce and/or the Mole.
As a Mexican I would not call there “chilaquiles” cause the ones I know are from tortilla and red colored.
Mi mamá si prepara chilaquiles de mole 🙊
As soon as I saw the mole I said to myself “this mushy pea eater doesn’t have a clue” lol
@@adangonzalez9958 just because you don't know how to make them more than one way doesn't mean that they aren't chilaquiles...there are different ways to prepare them from different areas lol
Le pasó lo que a Rachel Ray, cuando hizo "pozole" 😂😂😂
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Siendo honestos, al menls Ramsay intento ser un poco más auténtico.
@@dodgsonwevegotdodgsonhere9970 Ya se, o sea, lo de Ramsay al menos se puede comer, con mucha agua para pasar los totopos, pero bueno, pero lo de Rachel Ray es un residuo de riesgo biolgógico
We really appreciate the recognition of the culture, but the most Mexican part of this video was the fact that you took a pan out of the oven as if it were a cupboard 😂
No wonder Aaron didn't recognize them, Gordon made chilaquiles inspired nachos!
The chilaquiles I learned in Mexico were more like Mexican lasagna with lots of green salsa, lots of cheese, lots of chips, layered.
You are right, although those seemed nice
@@jonathanalfonso7476 Yes, they did.
Exactly.
That's called "Azteca Cake" it could be with green or red sauce.
@@firesebas I can see, from my description, why you would think that. It was definitely chilaquiles, though, I still have the recipe and it matches photos online, just was put in a large baking dish for more people.
I appreciate the effort to turn attention to Oaxaca. However ,I would of liked to see a local prepare this with Gordon taking notes. The cuisine here is second to none in my humble opinion in all of Mexico. I hope to see a better representation of this beautiful state in future clips.
Mi estimado Gordon, eres un icono de la cocina para mi, pero el mole y el cilantro no se llevan en México, sorry y los chilaquiles nunca son de mole.
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Gordon es un fantoche hocicon. Es el segundo platillo mexicano que le veo arruinar. Y eso que ha hecho solo platillos de los más sencillos, de esos que uno hace cuando anda a las prisas y con pocos ingredientes, como los chilaquiles y los huevos rancheros. Si con eso hizo el ridículo, no me lo imagino haciendo un asado de puerco, o unos tamales, chiles rellenos, un mole, un menudo o un pozole. Simplemente ridículo éste señor, y tan miserable que se porta con otros chefs ante el mas mínimo error!
Es la segunda receta mexicana que veo que prepara, y bueno, ni como ayudarlo. Los chilaquiles son verdes o rojos, nunca de mole, los chilaquiles no llevan cilantro, llevan cebolla, crema y queso. Los chilaquiles van remojados en salsa, los chilaquiles llevan de guarnición frijoles refritos, y pueden llevar huevos, pollo o carne de res. Pero, si las versiones de la comida mexicana de éste señor, dan pena ajena
Se me hace un insulto a la gastronomía Mexicana. El otro chef no reconoció su platillo porque esos NO SON CHILAQUILES.
Lord does he give it his best try with Mexican and Italian food but he just cannot do it 😂😂 bless his heart
Never did I EVER think of Gordon Ramsey going for authentic Mexican cuisine!😂❤.. as a Britt and apro chef...I would NEVWR think him into humble Mexican food!...(I agree with the dry chilaquiles comment...I'm Mexican, too...AND...I DROWN my chilaquiles!! Haha...)
Soy mexicana y en mis 23 años JAMAS había visto que prepararán así los huevos y los chilaquiles super secos, es una ofensa que teniendo tanta fama no muestran la cocina tal cual lo es, y más como México Que es de la mejores gastronomía del mundo
Yo soy Salvadoreña y se que asi no se hacen los chilaquiles Mexicanos. 🙄
Tampoco exageres la mejor gastronomía no es la mexicana.
@@nozel2003 no dijo la mejor.. si no unas de las mejores.
yeah thats not how you make chilaquiles and mexican food is the best
Soy mexicano y la receta es buena, es una manera rápida de hacer unos chilaquiles con el toque que le pone el chef, tampoco es que sea la peor receta y tampoco es un concurso, en tu comentario el chiste es joder por joder y esa es una costumbre mexicana que debe desaparecer.
Gordon did you actually eat Chilaquiles anywhere? They are definitely soaked in sauce 🤣 that's the best part! The totopos are actually soggy in the sauce (a good soggy). I think someone was having you on.
Eso pienso, alguien le dió mal la receta.
I don’t think Chef Ramsay ever mentions he would make the recipe the same way you do. He’s a Chef, this recipe is his interpretation of the cuisine, this is what he does. That looks delicious and the ingredients are very appropriate according to my Mexican palette. The heat/eggs/fat/mole will soften those chips to the perfect bite. Cmon Raza, stop being so bitter.
He just makes anything now and just calls it whatever... 😂 when that guy said “Nachos”? 😆
El verdadero chef de cocina mexicana YURI DE GORTARI, debe estar revolcandose en su tumba al ver tal aberración !!!
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Tampoco,, tampoco.. Solo le falto salsa... Cual averracion??? Ni qué hacer chilaquiles fuera tan difícil
Cómo lo mencioné antes... Todo depende de quien le enseñó...
Que le de unas clases a Gordon Ramsay, el gran chef Yuri de Gortari el si que sabe y no anda haciéndose el payaso tirando los platillos de nadie.
@@catalinagonzalez8688 Son tan faciles de hacer que un chef experto no pudo, 🤔 no lo se Rick...
Even Aaron didn´t recognize that dish as chilaquiles.
"You don't wanna drown your chips" quite the opposite, Mr. Ramsey! You need to sauce them up!
I thought someone local was gonna help him, but this ended like a another story of a gringo destroying a mexican plate
El es no un gringo, el es de Escocia, jajaja 😂. Pero sí, todavia 😐.
Gordon hizo los chilaquiles estilo Rachel Ray 🤣
As a chef, and as an Oaxacan, I proudly can say, Gordon :
What the fuck!!!!
Is there a drinking game for every time he says “beautiful “?
As a Mexican i feel insulted, you’re not drowning the chilaquiles in the salsa?! WTF?? the most dry chilaquiles I’ve ever seen
Exactly, that’s the main part of the dish.
Relax You are mexican he is not. Later he can do it Better so don't fuck.
@@emmanuellegonzalez3725 Simple research will tell you that you need to put more salsa . He’s a multiple Michelin star chef that is very educated on plenty of cultures food. If he creates a recipe in the same country of the birthplace of a dish then he’s expected to do it right. If he’s going to respect French cuisine then he should respect all cuisine by doing his own research on the simple rules of the dish
I was so confused when he said "your not supposed to drown them" because that's always how I do it. I thought I might have been doing it wrong for a second.
@@alexanderasher5055 maybe he read some weird textbook or follow some cult that wanted to be different from the mass 😂😂😂 ie: do not respect common sense
He didn’t recognize them because Chilaquiles are prepared with sauce
you still eat them in the end
He used sauce. What are you smoking?
How about an American allegory?
There are DOZENS of regional variations on barbecue. Texas, Georgia, Tennessee...even Tennessee has its own variants within that variant! Memphis barbecue! Is it not entirely plausible and reasonable that there's also not just one (1) way of making chilaquiles? Not to mention that Gordon is pretty explicit about all these ingredients being leftovers.
@@farkasmactavish u need a lot more sauce than that and some chopped onion with queso fresco would of been fire, but I'm not from Oaxaca im from jalisco so it varies. Kinda like a hotdogs its diffrent in every state
@@farkasmactavish How about mexican reality? There are lots of ways of making chilaquiles: with red sauce, green sauce, with mole, as many types as sauces you can make... But if you do not soak the chips in the sauce you're not making chilaquiles. Chilaquiles means soaked in chile. So if you don't soak them, it is like saying you're making grilled cheese without the cheese or a beef Wellington without the beef.
The reason why Gordon didn’t drawn the tortilla chips into the mole, is because he likes his tortilla to be “Crispy”
I know chilaquiles are supposed to be drawn in mole “not dry” But everyone (including chefs) have their own preferences.
I like all the vibrant colors of Mexican cuisine and obviously the taste too.
No, those are nachos, not chilaquiles, it freaks me out that people don't get this. And know everybody is starting to follow this "Trend". And by the way, Queso Fresco is not supposed to be dry.
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Right?! Dry ass chilaquiles. Verga guey! Stop it!!
I think he used panella
@@isaacmaxham6804 panela is not dry it’s moist
@@isaacmaxham6804 he used queso cotija
"WHAT ARE THOSE? NACHOS???"
He described it perfectly, they need to be swimming in salsa and crema.
Love how inspired he was making the dish only for the chef to say what all mexicans where thinking hahaha don’t worry chef Ramsay, you’ll be able to make perfect delicious chilaquiles if you keep at it :)
Don't overcomplicate it. Keep at it, Chef. You'll get there.
Nah. Those are just mexican ingredients put together in a weird way.
Chilaquiles enmolados need to be *soaked* in mole, I mean the tortillas. Throwing in some shedded chicken, puntas de filete or eggs is okay, but you're lacking a very precious ingredient: ONION! Sautéed onion with the mole, raw onion over the eggs and you got yourself a very mexican restaurant style chilaquiles. Me personally, I would've just made over easy eggs and pour the mole over them, but that's just me
Agree … it needed more mole…
Agreed
@@marilusr96 Mami 😍
Did he say he was going to teach a Mexican how to do it?
@@maribeld84 nope, he called it a Oaxacan breakfast, something that it is in fact not. I'm giving advices to people outside of Mexico to turn it a little bit more mexican (there are several brands selling premade mole worldwide). Anyway, I hope this comment turned out helpful to you, greetings
Le voy a aventar eso así como él hace...
Y el otro chef fue lo máximo... Son nachos??? Jajajajaja
Ya dudo que el otro sea chef y menos mexicano
@@avemaria3673 Es chef! Y es Mexicano.
@@abrilmata1735 no se nota
@@avemaria3673 Pues a primera vista supo mejor lo que era, a diferencia del chef Ramsey que pensaba que eran chilaquiles aun cuando el mismo se preparo unos nachos
@@avemaria3673 No se nota que? apoco con ver la cara tu simplemente sabes quien es chef y quien no? Que pedo señora, sientese
La imagen del huevo con el cilantro me va a perseguir en mis peores pesadillas. Le quiero hablar a la policía.
A mí también y no soy mexicano 🥲
Im Mexican and Im sorry Chef I love you from years back. Mexican food is time and caring, no need to hurry. Love comes with time, our grandmothers always told us that if you dont respect the ingridients and do it with love they dont have the same flavor.
Gordon: Is in Oaxaca
Also Gordon: Doesn't use Oaxaca cheese
Hahaha.. true 🤣
You don't use Oaxaca cheese on chilaquiles wtf
EWWWWW
Chilaquiles don't use Oaxaca cheese
Ahi dice Oaxaca, seguramente toda la comida en Oaxaca lleva ese queso, porque que son los sabores diferentes verdad?
Pendejos
geez its a joke guys chill the fuck out
I guess Gordon Ramsay breaks egg yolks too
@Mac Mike too much equipment you just need a flat and hard surface
Yup
@TommyInnit 🅥 that is so irrelevant
@@williammj9715 I actually find it easier to crack it hard on an edge or curved surface so that way, there's a gap already made and I don't have to push my fingers in and struggle with cracking the egg. If I crack it on a flat surface, I find it hard to open up the eggs because there is not gap I can hold
@TommyInnit 🅥 Is that "V" thing an attempt to fake a verified account? Just curious, of course.
It never fails, I always learn that I've doing shit wrong while watching Gordon.
Dear cheff those chilaquiles look great but for the average mexican, they look like nachos. Chilaquiles are usually soaked in the sauce of your choice. Usually red tomato sauce or green made with tomatillo verde. Im sure you know that. when they are very soft they're called chilaquiles blandos.
I’ve had chilaquiles many times, but I’ve never seen them prepared like that.
Like most Mexican cuisine, it can be prepared 100 different ways with a variety of ingredients. That's the beauty with Mexican food. It is so versatile..
@@drdoom246 no! There is nowhere in that country that is going to use a mole for chilaquiles ffs 🤣
Cause the only person that would make them like that is a mushy pea eater lol
@@damienjinxmisa I do them when there's left over mole. You can do chilaquiles with any kind of sauce or mole. Also you can do then with pipián. The thing is to use any thing that comes in handy and also it is tasteful
My Mexican mom would ask what the fk is that lmao
I agree with Sanchez, more nachos than chilaquiles lol.
Still looks tasty though.
Bro that shit look like the opposite of chilaquiles 😂
FYI the chilaquiles are supposed to be COMPLETELY covered by the sauce and let them cook for a lil bit longer
As a mexican I still feel honored he came all the way to Mexico to have some regional cuisine. Hope to see more of this vids.
Mexican food is probably my favourite food over all of all the world's nations and cultures.
Sorry Gordon, no this time. Those are not Chilaquiles. There are much more clasic dishes in Oaxaca you could have picked.
Aaron said what is that Nachos!? Lmfao 😂😂😂
"you dont want to drown these chips in the mole" lol yes. yes you do
Hay varias formas para preparar los deliciosos chilaquiles ya sean verdes, rojos, blandos o dorados, estos deben de ir bañados en su salsa con crema, se agradece el intento Chef 👍
Yo los comí así parecido a lo de el pero con más molito y si están ricos aquí en este link los hacen igual
ruclips.net/video/tAO1vLODiQ8/видео.html
Cómo dices se agradece el intento y tela vez el Gordon es como mi hijo que no les gusta tanta salsa en los platillos
¿Quién más se quedo esperando la cebolla? Aun así, es un agasajo ver a Gordon Ramsay intentar algo de nuestra gastronomía.
Pues esta mamada parece algo que haría alguien que dice "mi gente latino" y va a comer a tavobell
Gordon Ramsay, as a Mexican these are NOT chilaquiles! This video is like the Rachel Ray pozole recipe. LOL
I think Oaxaca is the state of Mexico with the greatest variety of gastronomy
Okay Chef Ramsey, you did those chips wrong. We love the sauce.