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Trying Celebrity Chef Signature Dishes: Rick Bayless “Carnitas”

[Jasonkrauselive]

I feel like you can’t say anything bad about Rick Bayless. The man respects the culture the cuisine comes from, and makes dynamite dishes. Dude’s just done a great service to food.

[bennyortiz]

Man when you win an award from Mexico for your cooking? That means your Mexican cuisine is amazing.

[aj]

The thing about Rick is that he respects the culture, in his videos on YouTube he tells you where he learned or where the people does the style or use of ingredients. Dude know that he loves cooking Mexican food that he respects everyone who taught him, all the people he meets from chefs to home cooks

[whatthebeardoin]

Honestly, considering how annoying Skip Bayless can be on sports shows, hearing that his brother is a respected, decorated chef is a pleasant surprise and wholesome af.

[kathyjohnson]

Anthropological linguistics was the perfect background for his career... understanding the nuance of language and its relationship to the cuisine as a part of culture.

[ernie]

as a mexican rick is the real deal. been watching his show for a very long time. ive learned so much of my own culture from his work i cannot express how much he has done for me

[isaacasamoa]

One is obsessed with Mexican Cuisine and the other is obsessed with Lebron. What an interesting set of brothers

[malfaroangel]

Rick Bayless is a G, I would watch him on PBS late at night back in high school. His passion for Mexican food is incredible

[BoBnfishy]

I work with seniors, predominantly white ones who have never left their home state, and one day I went out and got takeout from a local Mexican place. Got carnitas for the entire group and let them try it. It blew their mind. Now we regularly do cooking groups and try our hand at foods from different cultures. Mexican, Japanese, Korean, and even some traditional German and Italian. It's so fun to see older people who think they are set in their ways Open up and try new things

[sugarcubelover]

HE WAS VICIOUS AND A KILLER THOUGH A YOUTH OF 24, AND THE NOTCHES ON HIS PISTOL NUMBERED ONE AND NINETEEN MORE 🗣🗣🗣

[seymourbuttz]

Rick Bayless is one of the culinary goats for sure

[TheMithoslediel]

Oh Rick is Mexican to all of us Mexicans. He’s invited to our fiestas

[memilia]

My mom loved that man. She loved how he would go and talk to the actual people and learn the dishes.

[RadsHunter]

The Arizona ranger had a big iron on his hip

[noahsmith]

I caught him on PBS and made his Chilaquiles from scratch. By far the best non-Mexican chef to prepare Mexican cuisine

[angelcalderon]

As a sports fan, there was nothing that shocked me more than learning Rick and Skip Bayless were related. I ended discovering Rick independently while going down a cooking channel rabbit hole and fell in love with his authentic recipes/wholesome personality. It never even crossed my mind that the two could be related until I saw a picture of them together

[SirGuyMann]

You take a sip from your trusty Vault 13 Canteen

[Stimpaec]

HE WAS HERE TO DO SOME BUSINESS WITH THE BIG IRON ON HIS HIP 🗣🗣💯💯🔥🔥

[dorab]

My parents were both born in Mexico and they always tuned in to watch his cooking show on PBS. They were always amazed by the care and respect he had for our peoples cuisine and how authentic his dishes are. I can tell you that there are many Mexican chefs in the United States who could not rival the authenticity of his food. He speaks fluent Spanish and not only has a thorough understanding of the culture in history, but also all of the things associated with the dishes that he prepares. If you’re mad because he’s white maybe you should try to do what he does.

[nickniehaus]

I just about cried seeing the taco. Literally perfect