Meet Denmark's so-called "God of Food"

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  • Опубликовано: 25 дек 2013
  • Mo Rocca meets Copenhagen's top chef, Rene Redzepi. He has no reality show, no outpost in Las Vegas -- only one small restaurant called Noma that's known for its food. Find out what's behind some of his more creative, resourceful dishes that are always locally-sourced.

Комментарии • 58

  • @zacharyswan4927
    @zacharyswan4927 4 года назад +4

    Redzepi and Nilsson are the best in my eyes. Really in touch with their environment and culture, not the augmented reality mist folks live in. It about the food and experience. Real chefs.

  • @jeandwyer3410
    @jeandwyer3410 9 лет назад +5

    ive been only 2 weeks ago it is was a brilliant experience only made better by the welcome and attention from the staff and Rene himself. Love Noma!

  • @karennielsen4861
    @karennielsen4861 10 лет назад +37

    We are SO proud of Rene Redzepi!

  • @demanloptop
    @demanloptop 8 лет назад +5

    food taste follow by nature seasons and find possible ways to mix the right ingredient to make the food to taste great follow by nature seasons.

  • @AnthonyBottari
    @AnthonyBottari 9 лет назад +25

    It's a dream to meet and dine at NOMA..any of you that insult him just don't get it.

    • @mobspeak
      @mobspeak 7 лет назад +2

      Ignorance is bliss.

    • @JamieR1988
      @JamieR1988 7 лет назад

      Anthony Bottari. Wrong. I've been a chef for 11 years. I'm not Michelin but I have 6/10 on good food and run a AA Rosette kitchen. He is useless. He steals ideas and then charges ridiculous prices. Even Heston is better lol.

    • @Anon-bg2lt
      @Anon-bg2lt 7 лет назад +18

      Always nice when a non-michelin chef calls a michelin chef with the title of best restaurant 3 years in a row, useless. I bet you are 1 of those who prides his restaurant, but your food probably tastes like rat piss.

  • @b-mixchannel6735
    @b-mixchannel6735 7 лет назад +6

    Proud of Rene : 1st because I am Albanian as he is,and 2nd because i live in Denmark as well :)

    • @AGH331
      @AGH331 4 года назад

      He is Danish.

  • @vampoftrance
    @vampoftrance 9 лет назад

    Thanks. Are you the same chef we met at the first taverna opa? I had the idea with the ants but I didn't realize that they'd be eaten.

  • @eliasandersson3299
    @eliasandersson3299 7 лет назад

    ...He had a dream being waterboarded... Thats fantastic, thats fantastic...

  • @ragnarandersson2866
    @ragnarandersson2866 5 лет назад +1

    👍

  • @Fez96BO
    @Fez96BO 9 лет назад +1

    Who is the n 1 atm?

    • @juliussw9153
      @juliussw9153 9 лет назад

      Fez PK I don't know about chefs. But the resturent is in Spain I think. But you could just google it with 2015 at the end :)

  • @loadedmore
    @loadedmore 9 лет назад

    this is a book plug

  • @2000benedikt
    @2000benedikt 9 лет назад

    CAN WE EAT THAT?

    • @Fordmet
      @Fordmet 9 лет назад

      BehoLa den Almægtige thats just mud cakes and some

  • @jonassfd12
    @jonassfd12 4 года назад

    1:06 no it isn't the danish word for Nordic food it is the contraction of the words it's the same with Lego. Here is what they have done (lego the contraction of play good would in english be = plgo Nordic food = Nofo) In danish Nordisk mad = Noma. Leg godt = lego

  • @siddiqueyd1
    @siddiqueyd1 7 лет назад +5

    its great to pretend to eating food ! but the bill is actual !

  • @papimacaroni7769
    @papimacaroni7769 9 лет назад +5

    His recipes are mostly in the use of wild herbs, plants. But I'm still wondering how the hell he could get 3 Michelin stars because of that! o.O

    • @ArticHood
      @ArticHood 8 лет назад +2

      +Josiah Dave Guess the food tastes amazing.

    • @TheGalimatiasShow
      @TheGalimatiasShow 8 лет назад +3

      +Josiah Dave I believe it's because of his innovative take on flavor. His never ending search to create a dish from sources never tired in the western world. His concepts that aren't being done anywhere else. Anyone can make a steak or a piece of salmon, but can they create something from the simplest ingredient like a rose petal. He sells complete books worth of flavors and memories with his food. That's why I believe he has 3 stars :)

    • @metouw
      @metouw 8 лет назад

      +Josiah Dave Well.. Noma never received 3 stars, "only" 2. But yeah, it is ironic that the, back then, worlds best restaurant wasn't able to get the maximum of michelin stars. I guess it's not the same people who's deciding that.

    • @denmark39
      @denmark39 6 лет назад

      he never got 3... just 2. Noma was the nr 1 restaurant but only 2 stars

  • @giggstrafford1
    @giggstrafford1 3 года назад

    Surely "the god of food"..........is GOD🙄

  • @PCMARCHANTE
    @PCMARCHANTE 10 лет назад

    2:10 delicious food, stinky music

    • @BlueBetaPro
      @BlueBetaPro 9 лет назад +1

      That was added in post.

    • @Ramhams1337
      @Ramhams1337 9 лет назад

      you don't like rock-ish music?

    • @jizy73
      @jizy73 9 лет назад

      PCMARCHANTE i hardly doubt that they play rock in the kitchen. due to several experiments classic instrumental and instrumental music in general have been proven to increase your focus while working/studying. also soft tunes score higher than, you know, the rusty distorted tunes of rock

  • @SlowJoman
    @SlowJoman 8 лет назад

    Utter bollocks

  • @barbwirepupp
    @barbwirepupp 9 лет назад

    Sounds gross

  • @raudonasaule
    @raudonasaule 8 лет назад

    this is funny,I saw his food in Anthony Bourdain show,every grandma in my country is as much 'good' as him with hisfood. People nowadays are so strange,they think they eat something amazing by eating simple bread with butter and herring,I don't even talk about moss and nasturtium..

    • @ArticHood
      @ArticHood 8 лет назад +10

      +raudonasaule I think that's a bold and very ignorant statement from someone who hasn't tried his food. I'm sure you don't even know a quarter of the stuff on his menu.

  • @BenRangel
    @BenRangel 6 лет назад

    I'm surprised Noma is so famous now. I mean, their dishes are nowhere near as interesting sounding and looking as something like the molecular style of El Bulli.
    Quite a few of their dishes just seem like a few clams with some greens sprinkled on top.
    Even the ants seem quite... simple, in a way.

  • @Anon-bg2lt
    @Anon-bg2lt 6 лет назад

    This news reporter seemed so judgemental and you could just tell he thought of Rene as a freak. Disgusting

  • @user-vf6nq1hl1n
    @user-vf6nq1hl1n 7 лет назад

    but Gordon Ramsay is the greatest chef that ever life?!?!12 Michelin stars😱😱😱😱😱😱 in the Gordon Ramsay restaurant

  • @philipeayres
    @philipeayres 9 лет назад

    ANTS!?? WTF!? SINCE WHEN DID ANTS BECOME PART OF FINE DINING?

    • @FrapsGamer13
      @FrapsGamer13 9 лет назад +13

      When one of the best chefs in the world found out they taste good

    • @simonjrgensen6761
      @simonjrgensen6761 9 лет назад +6

      In Denmark it's common to eat ants...... No just kidding. We eat a lot of pork though!

    • @KilgoreOnDrugs
      @KilgoreOnDrugs 9 лет назад +7

      ***** WHEN DID EATING EGGS FROM CHICKENS BECOME NORMAL? (or even cow milk for that matter)? think about it!
      Convention isn't always logical.

  • @ThisIsGoogle
    @ThisIsGoogle 8 лет назад +6

    Went there, got served ants. Got the the fuck out of there.

  • @chefyota9037
    @chefyota9037 6 лет назад

    He was born to Muslim immigrants! He is the man.

  • @CT2507
    @CT2507 8 лет назад

    God of pretentious taste samples!... not of food. i wouldn't call this food, since no one in their right mind would cook this for dinner for their families at home.

    • @wc6046
      @wc6046 5 лет назад +6

      CT2507 ah yes, i watch fine dining videos to complain that they aren't making hamburger helper in their world class restaurants