Marco Pierre White - Vegetable Lasagne - Delicious Vegetarian Cooking - BBC Maestro

Watch and learn how to cook a Vegetable Lasagne with Marco Pierre White, the first 3 star British chef, who also went vegan for a year. There’s no need for mince in this vegetarian dish. Celeriac takes the place of pasta and the ragù is made with veg and a tomato sauce to die for. 

This lesson is taken from Marco Pierre White’s BBC Maestro online course, Delicious Vegetarian food, which includes the full recipe for this Vegetarian Lasagne.

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[jkem]

Please keep this format. No music during cooking, no nonsense. Just Marco talking and sweet sounds of the kitchen.

[Solidus]

He’s so calming, right up until 12:54 when he decides you need to wake up.

[dewilew]

“It doesn’t have to be perfect”
*proceeds to chop several cups of perfectly cubed carrots*

[sheriffwolf]

Could easily fool someone into thinking this was an ASMR video if it wasn't for those calm, angelic sounds at 12:45

[xanmontes]

6:11 Chef Marco says "that's your choice" with such genuine sincerity that I actually cried.

That was my choice. I chose to make myself cry.

[siriusthegrim]

Marco is like the Bob Ross of cooking. Seeing him cook is so calming, and he makes cooking look so accessible. Where Gordon is about precision, speed and a certain swagger, Marco looks so calm, relaxed and teaching the viewer about general patterns, while encouraging them to define their own journey. The contrast between them is amazing.

[LivinhItUp]

I'm here for Marco's "Dumbledore Era"

[rorygopsill]

Good to see that Knorr have finally released Marco's family

[mikejimenez]

The whispering “there we are”. I see where Gordon obviously was hypnotized by that phrase and tone. Gordon says it exactly like that. This looks really good too

[Joe-vzck]

12:52 he decides ASMR time is over and starts blasting

[jackharriman]

Marco dicing carrots: "its slightly larger than a brunoise but smaller than a macédoine."

Me, who can't even boil an egg, nodding sagely: "of course."

[stahlwerk]

the audio design the way he talks and the lack of music makes me feel like im standing next to him and he's teaching me how to cook, it's amazing very cozy

[UnderAGlassMetropolis]

He's achieved zen-like status in his life, and he's gone back to making love with the food again. He really is the master of gastronomy.

[TheObsoletist]

Perfect video. No over editing or anything. No music, no jump cuts. Its like TV back when people knew what they were doing. Great sfuff, great recipe.

[MrSlushierGravy]

I’m so upset I just came across Marco… I live in the states and i feel so ashamed of myself. I’m 24 but cooking for me is so therapeutic and escape from reality. Marco. You gave me a kick to my rear to fulfill my passion and share memories through cooking. 1 love

[moschgul]

I just Love the way he scrapes even the last bit of carrot. For me, it shows how he values even the tiniest bite of food and Not to waste anything. No matter how long he cooked with the most expensive things every bit is important. Just started to watch him cooking. I usually watch gordon but it seems Marco is quite Special. I like it.

[keki]

I’m appalled that he didn’t season with Knorr stock pot and a mega-drizzle of oilvol, but again, it’s his choice.

[oNxShOtxkilL]

Chef Marco looks a lot healthier physically recently, happy to see him alive and continuing to educate everyone

[Clundor]

2:52 I feel like he's talking directly to me when he keeps saying "don't try to make it perfect." It's quite a relaxing mantra.

[chinny_reckon]

The way he takes his time chopping the vegetables while waxing lyrical about it - this is a man that loves food: his passion for the texture, the scent, the synergy of the ingredients... permeate through his capable hands and penetrate the dish in such a way that one can't help but long to be the future recipient of the meal.