Gordon Ramsay Journeys to India: Spice Capital of the World (Full Episode) | Uncharted

Chef Ramsay journeys from the coast to the mountains of southern India, to unlock the complex flavors of the spice capital of the world.

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[karmeishghosh]

for God's sake can you pls ban this background music of sitar and tabla in anything do with India. Great shots but bad BGM.

[nairnavneet]

@11:06. The fisherman's wife talking to Gordon in Hindi like he was from Andheri is absolutely hilarious😂

[sid.x]

28:20 When a multi-millionaire tries to steal your liqueur, you know it's crazy good

[walterclark]

I really respect how Gordon appreciates ppl and their cultures. Also how he learns how their foods are made and respects the chefs. Nice job Mr Ramsey.

[Anjshila]

At 38:25,
Gordon: You are really making me flustered!
Lady: May be stop talking for five minutes!(without any hesitation)😂😂😂😂😂😂

[happycook]

I lived in Chennai (Madras) India. The spices were so fresh! When I returned to the USA, all the spices tasted flat. I also had to use less spice in my recipes while living in Chennai such as less cinnamon, less cardamon, etc. because fresh spices are stronger. Go 30 minutes up the road and language and cuisine completely change. Amazing diversity in India.

[TheJoshuacassel]

@11.10 when she said “ dance nahi na Karna”, as if Gordon understands Hindi 😂. Such innocence❤

[gowthamk]

Gordon kitchen show all afraid to talk front of him, indian kitchen- a lady casually telling what he need to do and also asking to be quite for 5 min😂😂

[electrogaming]

"Nothing happening sir"
"There's lotta happening downstairs "😂😂😂🎉

[julieb]

My mom was Mexican. I grew up in California and have tried many cuisine, Asian and middle eastern cuisine, and I have to say my favorite is Indian. Especially the spicy stuff.
This video reminds me of my mother's family, where it was a challenge, whose food was hotter. And also how we expect everything to be fresh and colorful.

[ronniejrsevilla]

I really love how Gordon appreciates the Local Curry with the Coconut Milk.

[blackman]

Villagers or people from rural india are super fit because hardwork is engrained in their lifestyle itself in every asoect.

[emptyemptiness]

Best food i have ever eaten was in india...i live in thailand but indian food is so diverse and is the root of all food in Asia.

[elthonhernandez]

India is beautifull gorden ramsey you are showing the amazing part of india ....that there is good people and good food

[sanatani_warrior-gwfy]

The way our SPICE LADIES had styled their saree it's amazing and somewhat new to me. Asolutely it defines diversity within INDIA.

[deerism]

The coconut scraping is mostly not done on feet. We usually sit on it (on one side), which is easier and the right way.

[CappuccinoTheCat]

22:07 "Stop Samir you're breaking the car"

[makeitcount]

A+...😊....This is the best Gordon Ramsay show ever.
I loved that you showed me the culture and you took us through the entire adventure.
The people of India were all endearing. The driving was crazy and fun. The landscape is amazing from the coast to the mountain highlands.
Many excellent ideas for cooking tasty and delicious dishes.
Getting the ants out of the tree was funny and dangerous. Not sure it's worth risking your life over but heh...great television exciting tension contrasted with grateful relief by those wonderful ladies with their honest opinions.
I am now a BIG FAN of India and love Gordon Ramsay more for showing me the India I have never seen or tasted.😊
Thank you all.

[neilarias]

Min 28:15 I love how Gordon keeps asking for the name of the ingredients meanwhile he is drinking the coffee 😂, and at the end he kept the whole bottle

[dhruvbhatnagar]

I've always appreciated the pains Gordon takes to learn not just about food and cooking techniques, but also about how ingredients are sourced and local culture. He has a profound respect for people of different cultures which is wonderful to see.