@@necrosinera8085 I'm sure he can, he just has to elevate it further in his restaurants cause u can't just serve a carbonara at a 3 Michelin star restaurant, you can't get that far without learning the absolute basics, of course he can make a carbonara he's Italian. Man's restaurant was named best in the world multiple yrs how much he needs to pull off just to prove himself XD
@@casseusfloyd4880 dude i'm italian i have eaten in the best resturant and i have to tell you that the best resturant is local resturant, where you can find traditional italian cusine. he is just another chef that charge you 400 euros for nothing basicaly. and i doubt that he can make a real carboara like gordon ramsey...
Gorthan yeah but Massimo just wanted to point out that by being creative and smart you can cook a good dish when you are short of ingredients, in order to not waste food. He really cares about tradition but this segment was not about it
@Alex Freeman lui è uno degli chef migliori può fare quello che vuole, poi i popcorn sono buoni la pasta anche quindi esce solo un risultato buono ahahah
Pensavo che "Parmesan cheese" fosse semplicemente la traduzione americanizzata di "parmigiano reggiano", invece a quanto pare è un tipo di formaggio che vuole imitare il parmigiano, ma che non ha nulla a che fare con il vero Parmigiano Reggiano, dunque l'uso corretto dei due termini è importante Se provi a fare un'Alfredo con il parmesan stai facendo una cagatina, se invece usi il parmigiano reggiano stai facendo un'Alfredo correttamente
i was lucky enough to try chef massimo's cooking before he became super famous. Once you have eaten at his restaurant youll realize how creative he is and his cooking was truly memorable.
I'm from Modena, the place in which Bottura has his principal restaurant 'La Francescana' and I'm sooo proud of it, but to all of the people who are no Italian, you have to know that is pretty impossible to go eat there cause the restaurant is always full and everything is really expensive! But here in Modena we are all proud of him, he is such an incredible chef with so innovative and creative ideas 👌🏻😘
Rach89 Yes, he does... He started doing great things for his hometown and now is out there, making people realize we can change things if we put our minds into it.
Surigen 12 yes I get what you mean but restaurants like Osteria have implemented heavy French techniques, like even Le Calandre did. They most certainly are based on great traditions and local ingredients, but in my personal opinion it is hard to define anything they do as simple. But obviously I understand what you mean and from an intellectual standpoint you’re absolutely right
Massimo Bottura makes me feel proud of sharing the same homecountry with him. He has an amazing personality and a he is great chef. I'm glad so many people got to meet him virtually thanks to Jimmy.
The bad thing is that here in Italy the majority of people consider Massimo a crazy man that serves very small portions in his restaurant for an incredible price. That's all. People in Italy sometimes are too attached to old traditions, big grandma portions of economic and delicious food, and Italy IS that TOO. But not ONLY. Cuisine could have dozen of facets, and Massimo works really hard on tradition, trying to transpose the good of the past right now in the present. For example: tortellini. You probably have heard this name. In the past tortellini were filled with poor ingredients, because of people didn't have anything better than stale bread, some cheese, maybe some meat if the family was capable to buy it. Massimo says that we can't respect tradition obtusely, great dishes from the past could improve with the knowledge and possibilities we have today. I'm so happy to read dozen of positive comments about Massimo from people that are not italian. Thank you. Sorry for my school-level english.
Ahaha ci avrai messo mezz'ora a scrivere sta cagata. Bottura è uno degli chef migliori al mondo, non viene messo in dubbio da 3 commenti idioti su youtube dai
Back in my Days in the chef's school one of my teachers Said to me that a good chef is able to do a good meal with whatever on the fridge... well, I would never doubt about him again.
I'm surprised so many Americans don't know Chef Bottura. He's one of the best chef in the world. He created the Five ages of Parmigiano Reggiano and the Oops, I dropped the lemon tart. I admire him a lot and I'm saving up to visit his restaurant!
FYI: lots of grocery stores have a "reduced" section for their bruised or slightly past it's prime produce. This stuff is fine for chopping up and using in veggie pastas or fruit salads. Or soups! If you are on a tight food budget, this is a good bet for dinner.
What shocking numbers! I know we have been wasting food but never expect it to be that much. Big respects for what chef Bottura and his chef friends do!
As a person in Canada whose cultural background is vast ~ I grew up hearing the many survival stories from my beautiful grandparents as well as great aunt's...The many of them were both from farming ancestral line's in both Holland and Ireland. We didn't allow any food to be wasted! My grandmother's saved seed's from the vegetables in their garden's. We had root cellars that provided food storage all through the fall and winter. In Canada the many farmers would literally dig up soil to create frozen storage for fish, game etc. through the freezing temperatures. Recently I have worked in a corporate restaurant where I witness massive amounts of food going into the garbage each and every day and I struggle with this so much 💔 Lord knows that the many farmers would be only too happy to come and pick up these scraps for their livestock as well as soil. So many people living in the street with no food ...and yet in Canada it gets tossed into the trash. Nothing but wasteful and frankly ungrateful...We need to DO so much better... Globally 🎁🎁🎁🙏🙏🙏💌✅
I remember meeting Masimo in New Jersey for an event he was doing with my Dad. I still remember how upset he was that the cannolies we had had chocolate chips instead of chocolate shavings. Just how insane he was about figs. That road trip is my favorite memory with my Dad, Masimo was one of the most inspiring guys I met on that trip.
Jesper Henriksen He has limited English speaking abilities which are always funny, he's small and cute and the way in which he seamlessly says 'what do we have here next' is funny, and lastly, he does whatever Jimmy tells him to, and the concept of Guillermo finishing the show by himself is funny lol
what a guy. actually goes out and literally feeds people in need. no bs charities where the people running it waste more money on office parties than actually helping people in need. that's called action instead of words. beautiful person
Italian Bottura fan here to proudly say hi! :) so glad such a popular show hosted him, rather that all the other shouty chefs, popular in italy for masterchef... go ahead Chef Bottura, keep a seat for me at your Osteria, I'll come visit someday.
The correct pesto alla genovese is made by hitting inside a mortaio for about 30-40 minutes. till it 's going to be a smooth greenish cream. The basil is lightly sweet. In a grinder the pesto is going to be BITTER and DARK GREEN. The right way takes quite long to do it..... Mix Parmesan with Pecorino. The italian name is Pesto alla genovese. The right equipment is a mortar and a pestle, just mortaio e pestello in italian. The name Pesto is the end product by using the pestl. End result is LIGHT GREEN.
I like this guy. He's pretty funny, plus he's got a good message he's spreading. I personally always try my best to avoid wasting food. That being said, I'm a pretty picky eater, but whatever I eat, I make sure to finish.
Given for granted that he’s one of the greatest chef... I don’t think there was such a need to fake this whole “food that I found it in the writer’s room!”...not to mention cilantro, parmigiano, olive oil and so on... the “upcycling” of your ordinary food can go even further without pretending... but the idea and attitude is right on the spot: I’m totally with you on that Mr. Bottura!!!
Jared Crites too good? If he had his own show I would have never saw him or ever clicked on one of his cooking videos. Kimmel just helped him promote his brand to a wider audience
Neil Minneapolis true but in the culinary world he is very popular and like a god what he did here is literally 0.1 percent of what you eat in his restaurants
20/20 gambero rosso
3/3 Michelin stars
1st restaurant in The world.
What else ?
MASSIMO BOTTURA.
...he opened various homeless shelter and he's still cooking for poor people. Not only a genius...he is a good person.
yeah and he cannot make a proper carbonara....
@@necrosinera8085 I'm sure he can, he just has to elevate it further in his restaurants cause u can't just serve a carbonara at a 3 Michelin star restaurant, you can't get that far without learning the absolute basics, of course he can make a carbonara he's Italian. Man's restaurant was named best in the world multiple yrs how much he needs to pull off just to prove himself XD
@@casseusfloyd4880 dude i'm italian i have eaten in the best resturant and i have to tell you that the best resturant is local resturant, where you can find traditional italian cusine. he is just another chef that charge you 400 euros for nothing basicaly. and i doubt that he can make a real carboara like gordon ramsey...
necrosi nera you’re trolling
People like Bottura just make you proud to be italian. GOAT
Yes, but I can't stand if I see mint in pesto. Even if he's Massimo freaking Bottura.
Gorthan yeah but Massimo just wanted to point out that by being creative and smart you can cook a good dish when you are short of ingredients, in order to not waste food. He really cares about tradition but this segment was not about it
Italian guys are hot
And proud to be Modenese
Being from Parma I can only say Proud to be Emiliano, but that's quite enough
"What if my palate wants it?"
"Well, your palate is wrong" LMAO thats so italian I love it
Massimo is amazing.
Non è un italiano, é na vergogna che mette i popcorn sulla pasta. 🙈
@@karenhough806 Quando sei il miglior chef al mondo te lo puoi permettere
@Alex Freeman lui è uno degli chef migliori può fare quello che vuole, poi i popcorn sono buoni la pasta anche quindi esce solo un risultato buono ahahah
@@karenhough806 immagina dire ad una delle piú grandi bandiere italiane in ambito culinario che non è italiano
As Italian, I love the fact Bottura said “Parmigiano Reggiano” instead of Parmesan cheese
Pensavo che "Parmesan cheese" fosse semplicemente la traduzione americanizzata di "parmigiano reggiano", invece a quanto pare è un tipo di formaggio che vuole imitare il parmigiano, ma che non ha nulla a che fare con il vero Parmigiano Reggiano, dunque l'uso corretto dei due termini è importante
Se provi a fare un'Alfredo con il parmesan stai facendo una cagatina, se invece usi il parmigiano reggiano stai facendo un'Alfredo correttamente
@@s1mo io con il Parmiggiano Reggiano non ci farei mai e poi mai una pasta all'Alfredo.....
@@eviljoy8426 Grazie per avermelo detto, ma ho detto proprio parmigiano reggiano perché al ristorante Alla Scrofa (dove nacque) la fanno così
E hai ragione Iacopo.
sim0 - Vero. “Parmesan” e un formaggio peggio. Chiamata così per fare apparrire come Parmiggiano.
Brilliant guest. It doesn't happen very often that you see the chef of the two-time world's best restaurant and current number two on a talk show
Juan G Now the current number 1.
Where can we see this list?
Lies again? Serie A Leader Polite Chef
Wow that man is savage " your pallate is wrong " that made my day .
Cousin Ant ???? I was talking about the chef .
Coming from the 2nd best chef in the world bet he’s probably right LOL 😂
who comes 1st?
You think that is savage? LOL
This is my Italy..
Thanks you Massimo for the respect to our product, hearing you said “dulce de leche” it’s a pleasure for my Argentina
I love Guillermo lol. Jimmy jokes about finishing the show for him and Guillermo's just like "yes boss, I got this"
"Everyone deserves beauty." wow
...also very Italian
lmao that hit u that deep huh, LOL simple minded
@@lasttou why so pressed?
Italiani, popolo di grandi contraddizioni che, però, "sforna" dei geni indiscussi. Grande Bottura.
è nella contraddizione che c è il fuoco inventivo
Già......Bottura mette quasi a disagio....è un mostro sacro!!!
*sees pasta topped with popcorn*
"this is what italians eat at the movies''
Gold 🤣
He's the best Chef's table episode
J.J Jameson SO TRUE. I've rewatched it 20 times !
Very inspiring. His energy and attitude are contagious
Because he's the best chef in the world!
Couldn't agree more. And he has such a higher purpose than just making food.
Alex Atala, Ivan Orsik, Jin Soon Kwon (I forget her name I think that’s it), Grant Aschatz
i was lucky enough to try chef massimo's cooking before he became super famous. Once you have eaten at his restaurant youll realize how creative he is and his cooking was truly memorable.
I'm jealous ngl
"Your pallet is wrong" lmfao I love the attitude that chefs have!
That's basically what we Italians think of everyone who attempts to cook any italian recipe without knowing our food culture.
palate ;) He's not referring to Kimmel transporting stuff
@@redelbluredelmai2750 Coretto, amico mio. Il palato Italiano e molto sodisficato.
I'm from Modena, the place in which Bottura has his principal restaurant 'La Francescana' and I'm sooo proud of it, but to all of the people who are no Italian, you have to know that is pretty impossible to go eat there cause the restaurant is always full and everything is really expensive! But here in Modena we are all proud of him, he is such an incredible chef with so innovative and creative ideas 👌🏻😘
“Rebuild the dignity of the people . Serving them”. Now that’s how you live a full life .
that man's doing good things for the world
Rach89 Yes, he does... He started doing great things for his hometown and now is out there, making people realize we can change things if we put our minds into it.
Massimo is incredible..... This was nothing compared to some things he created for his restaurant (also made of really simple ingredients).
Well Osteria’s Menu is not THAT simple
Surigen 12 yes I get what you mean but restaurants like Osteria have implemented heavy French techniques, like even Le Calandre did. They most certainly are based on great traditions and local ingredients, but in my personal opinion it is hard to define anything they do as simple. But obviously I understand what you mean and from an intellectual standpoint you’re absolutely right
The Five Ages Of Parmessianno Reggiano is a masterpiece.
Massimo Bottura makes me feel proud of sharing the same homecountry with him. He has an amazing personality and a he is great chef. I'm glad so many people got to meet him virtually thanks to Jimmy.
This Chef is not only a great one,but he's such a great guy.love him.
Omg. The guy is from my home town and he went on Jimmy Kimmel. Awesome.
aahahah sei di modena pure tu vez? Dioca
Forza Modena sempre
@@filippomatteogualdi9074 olé!! Una bella rimpatriata 😄👍
@@megathudo qua finisce a tarallucci e vino 😃
Raga tutti in Pomposa a bere.
At 4:23 when Guillermo takes the bowl, the reaction of Jimmy, Priceless !
Thank you Mr Massimo for helping the needy
gosh, he is 3 michellin star restaurant chef patron. kudos to his ideas!
Jing Li great profile pic 😍
The bad thing is that here in Italy the majority of people consider Massimo a crazy man that serves very small portions in his restaurant for an incredible price. That's all. People in Italy sometimes are too attached to old traditions, big grandma portions of economic and delicious food, and Italy IS that TOO. But not ONLY. Cuisine could have dozen of facets, and Massimo works really hard on tradition, trying to transpose the good of the past right now in the present. For example: tortellini. You probably have heard this name. In the past tortellini were filled with poor ingredients, because of people didn't have anything better than stale bread, some cheese, maybe some meat if the family was capable to buy it. Massimo says that we can't respect tradition obtusely, great dishes from the past could improve with the knowledge and possibilities we have today. I'm so happy to read dozen of positive comments about Massimo from people that are not italian. Thank you. Sorry for my school-level english.
Francesco Bignardi this is actually really interesting! Your English is really good by the way!!
Evidentemente conosci solo dei trogloditi
Something similar happens here in Peru with Virgilio Martinez and his restaurant “Central”.
Ahaha ci avrai messo mezz'ora a scrivere sta cagata. Bottura è uno degli chef migliori al mondo, non viene messo in dubbio da 3 commenti idioti su youtube dai
i dont know anybody that think something like that.
Proud of Italy
Kimmel is half italian.
Gabriele Riva good! Even more pride
guastiiiii
Back in my Days in the chef's school one of my teachers Said to me that a good chef is able to do a good meal with whatever on the fridge... well, I would never doubt about him again.
I'm happy that he mentioned about food being waste even everyday. And that mostly done by restaurants.
His episode of chef's table was THE BEST, I just love Massimo and I hope I'll get to go to Osteria Francescana
Osteria Francescana
Guillermo is underrated.
Real Mexican Food Shouldn't Give You Diarrhea if you are just learning about him, yeah. If not, he already has a huge following there bud ;)
I don't think he is, everybody knows he's the best😂
He’s rated lol
I'm surprised so many Americans don't know Chef Bottura. He's one of the best chef in the world. He created the Five ages of Parmigiano Reggiano and the Oops, I dropped the lemon tart. I admire him a lot and I'm saving up to visit his restaurant!
I love how there’s no negative comment on Massimo here. I love his work and just saw the Chef’s Table, his work is incredible.
This guy is a culinary genius
I dont care what anyone says but Guillermo makes this show
proud to see Italians out there
Love the energy of this dude!!
-They had cilantro in there?
-Yeah, I don't know why
Bottura e un genio folle! Altro che cracco, barbieri e cannavacciuolo!!!!
FYI: lots of grocery stores have a "reduced" section for their bruised or slightly past it's prime produce. This stuff is fine for chopping up and using in veggie pastas or fruit salads. Or soups! If you are on a tight food budget, this is a good bet for dinner.
one of my favourite chefs after seeing him on Chefs table. Chef Massimo is Gold
proud of chefs like you
What shocking numbers! I know we have been wasting food but never expect it to be that much. Big respects for what chef Bottura and his chef friends do!
Massimo inspires me on so many levels. I would love to meet him
This chef has REAL talent!!
6:09 "feel the pasta" man you can tell this guy is passionate and creative.
Massimo Bottura is tre best Chef in the World....absolutely the best....
man, this Chef is not joking around. He is really good
Massimo Bottura made Jimmy Kimels show entertaining. Well done!
I LOVE MASSIMO.
Chef Bottura, il migliore!
6:06 LOL as an Italian I laughed so hard
As a person in Canada whose cultural background is vast ~ I grew up hearing the many survival stories from my beautiful grandparents as well as great aunt's...The many of them were both from farming ancestral line's in both Holland and Ireland. We didn't allow any food to be wasted! My grandmother's saved seed's from the vegetables in their garden's. We had root cellars that provided food storage all through the fall and winter. In Canada the many farmers would literally dig up soil to create frozen storage for fish, game etc. through the freezing temperatures. Recently I have worked in a corporate restaurant where I witness massive amounts of food going into the garbage each and every day and I struggle with this so much 💔 Lord knows that the many farmers would be only too happy to come and pick up these scraps for their livestock as well as soil. So many people living in the street with no food ...and yet in Canada it gets tossed into the trash. Nothing but wasteful and frankly ungrateful...We need to DO so much better... Globally 🎁🎁🎁🙏🙏🙏💌✅
topnotch chef, one of the most incredible human being in the world. Massimo you make me proud to be italian.
What a humble human being.
This chef is remarkable.
I remember meeting Masimo in New Jersey for an event he was doing with my Dad. I still remember how upset he was that the cannolies we had had chocolate chips instead of chocolate shavings. Just how insane he was about figs.
That road trip is my favorite memory with my Dad, Masimo was one of the most inspiring guys I met on that trip.
Chef Massimo such a handsome gentleman
This is creatitivity to it's finest
i am seriously very impressed with his cooking!! Bravo!!!!
Wow. Never thought I needed this video 👌🏻
RUclips subtitles translate "parmigiano reggiano" as "parmesan". It's as replacing a Stradivari with a log of wood.
4:06 This is GOLD!
Rhys G Whats gold about it? Dumb
That's awesome! Guillermo takes over in a seamless transition.
promprom Guillermo taking over is just a really funny concept, for many obvious reasons
Jesper Henriksen He has limited English speaking abilities which are always funny, he's small and cute and the way in which he seamlessly says 'what do we have here next' is funny, and lastly, he does whatever Jimmy tells him to, and the concept of Guillermo finishing the show by himself is funny lol
Bread is gold
what a guy. actually goes out and literally feeds people in need. no bs charities where the people running it waste more money on office parties than actually helping people in need. that's called action instead of words. beautiful person
Italian Bottura fan here to proudly say hi! :) so glad such a popular show hosted him, rather that all the other shouty chefs, popular in italy for masterchef... go ahead Chef Bottura, keep a seat for me at your Osteria, I'll come visit someday.
i love massimo 💕
Oh yes, all you need is some leftovers and the skills of the best chill in Italy! Piece of cake
I freaking love Guilllermo 😂
Massimo is my cooking idol!
The correct pesto alla genovese is made by hitting inside a mortaio for about 30-40 minutes. till it 's going to be a smooth greenish cream. The basil is lightly sweet. In a grinder the pesto is going to be BITTER and DARK GREEN. The right way takes quite long to do it..... Mix Parmesan with Pecorino. The italian name is Pesto alla genovese. The right equipment is a mortar and a pestle, just mortaio e pestello in italian. The name Pesto is the end product by using the pestl. End result is LIGHT GREEN.
charismatic ,genius and humble
these guys are soooo baked jimmy is blown eating this food. what a time
Mr. M is truly the greatest chef the world has and continues to see.
This audience have no idea how lucky they are.
Chef Massimo And Guillermo really have a nice chemistry going on here, probably because of their shared Latinised cultures of Mexico and Italy
Latinised? Wtf ahaha
Proud to be Italian. Thanks Chef Bottura, the best.
Non so se gli ha presi per il culo. Ma non ho mai visto bottura fare la pasta al pesto con i pop corn ahahahahahahahahhahaahhahaa grande
I like this guy. He's pretty funny, plus he's got a good message he's spreading. I personally always try my best to avoid wasting food. That being said, I'm a pretty picky eater, but whatever I eat, I make sure to finish.
Watch Guillermo closely, you can tell he is loving every bit of it hahaha
yeah, finally some italian in the show and one that make us proud! :D
Grande Massimo l'Italia e il mondo ringrazia ...
i love chef Massimo he is just awesome
4:24 top notch high quality practical comedy right here
Given for granted that he’s one of the greatest chef... I don’t think there was such a need to fake this whole “food that I found it in the writer’s room!”...not to mention cilantro, parmigiano, olive oil and so on... the “upcycling” of your ordinary food can go even further without pretending... but the idea and attitude is right on the spot: I’m totally with you on that Mr. Bottura!!!
Guillermo’s fork was on the plate at the end before they could even show the final display 😂😂
"You gotta confront that S#!T"
Bottura knows!!! So much respect for this man!
Grande Massimo Bottura, orgoglio italiano nel mondo
Massimo is just too good for this show, he should have his own
Jared Crites too good? If he had his own show I would have never saw him or ever clicked on one of his cooking videos. Kimmel just helped him promote his brand to a wider audience
Neil Minneapolis true but in the culinary world he is very popular and like a god what he did here is literally 0.1 percent of what you eat in his restaurants
you obviously dont understand.. this man doesn't need american spotlight.. in the culinary world he is the spotlight.
PARMIGIANO REGGIANO!!!! TI AMO PER QUESTA PERLA BOTTURA!
Universallll exposition andddd universal picturesssss
4:25 Jimmys reaction to G taking the plate away xD
Kimmel, you treat Guillermo like family on tv, rare on tv culture to watch.👍
Greatest visionary chef who found the best evolution for his profession.
Greatest of all time!
Italian Pride ❤🇮🇹
Never knew him before, but I'll be following him now! He seems great!
Way better than Columbus.
michelin star Chef..... i think i've said everything
Si ma un italiano che mette i pop corn sulla pasta
e perche no? L'innovazione e importante, in Italia siamo forse un po tradizionalisti, hai mai provato il pesto ligure col petto di pollo?
I've seen that kitchen in a Netflix doc. It is beautiful!
I love this man.
"You hear that Guillermo? You gotta confront that shit"
I fuckin died
We actually have Cheerios in Italy...
non con le arachidi come quelli che ha usato
è l’americano colazione, ma per noi sono cibo spazzatura
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