Gordon Ramsay's Thanksgiving Recipe Guide

As it's Thanksgiving in the USA, here are some delicious recipes, including two Turkey recipes!

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[Pixeldor]

I made this last year for thanksgiving for my family when I JUST moved into my house. I’ve never really cooked anything before and my family laughed and made jokes about how I was gonna pull off cooking a Turkey with me never cooking before. My family is full of wonderful cooks and they’re known for their cooking. I did my best to copy EVERYTHING exactly as he explained. I woke up early and worked so hard to make sure this was perfect and I watched intently on everyone’s first bite and they all looked at me with huge eyes saying “HOW?!?!” They said it was the best Turkey and gravy they’ve ever had and nothing will ever compare They wanted me to host thanksgiving from now on! They just asked me this week if I was going to be hosting this year again so they can have that gravy and Turkey again and I said absolutely!!! Thank you Gordon Ramsay! The approval from my family meant EVERYTHING to me! 😭

[TusharSingh-ecop]

Gordon's a gangsta until his mother shows up

[blancarenteria]

I’ve been following this same exact recipe for a couple years now and everyone in my family loves it! I’m in charge of making the turkey every year now no questions asked 😂

[scottreacher]

"Why don't you go play with the kids." Translations: GET OUT OF MY KITCHEN, YOU DONKEY!"

[kratzy]

I could imagine this being made for a christmas episode like 10 years ago, but they just uploaded it to youtube as a thanksgiving recipe

[tommyk]

Ok...hear me out. I love to cook, but last Thanksgiving was the first year my family trusted me to make the turkey. Thanksgiving fell on my mother-in-law's birthday so it was a present of sorts that she didn't have to do the cooking (graciously offered by my wife of course, LOL). I was slightly panicked because my first turkey was going to be a pretty large 22lb bird. I watched video after video thinking I have no clue what I want to do, but knowing that I really wanted to wow her. After so many different YouTube "cooks" I found this gem by Chef Ramsey. I made copious notes with a timeline and everything. When I showed up with this glistening brown beauty and the homemade gravy in tow they were all in shock. I just found out I'm cooking the turkey again this year, but this time for my parents and my 102-year-old Polish grandmother who I got my love of cooking from in the first place. Thanks Gordon!

[thememeestfilmbuff]

The only person who has the guts to critique Gordon *is his mom.*

_Like seriously she went at him about those roasted potatoes and chili._

[keldio]

I could imagine this turkey in heaven bragging to his friends that he got cooked by Gordon Ramsay

[monkyspnk]

I've made this turkey for five years running and each year the crowd gets bigger. Once people start eating all you hear is yummy noises and "please pass the turkey" or "please pass the gravy". It's just a fantastic recipe that I follow word by word, extract every last drop. Thank you, Chef Ramsey, your recipe makes me look good.

[lalaydade]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING! I just did this again yesterday and last year. I always come back to say it's a winner! Juicy good! Also note: when he says put in oven at 220 for 10 mins to brown he mean's 425 and turn down to 350, that's what I did. I don't use lemon and you can add or reduce the spices you want. Using butter and oil is what keeps the bird moist and not carving it straight out of the oven let it rest MININUM 30mins. Hope everyone has happy holidays!

[KantSleep]

Turkey Recipe: Turkey cooks at 30 minutes per kilo, basting every so often. (1 Kilo = 2.2 Pounds)

The butter mix:
375 g of butter (1 2/3 cups) room temp
A touch of Salt and Pepper
1 tablespoon of olive oil
Zest of two lemons and the juice
3 garlic cloves finely chopped
Handful of Parsley chopped

Inside Turkey:
Season with salt and pepper
Add two halved onions and one lemon
Two bay leaves


Cooking Instructions:
Turkey cooks at 220C (430F) for 10 to 15 minutes to get really nice and brown. Then take turkey out of oven and baste with pan juices.
Reduce temperature of oven to 180C (360F).

Here is where Ramsay adds the bacon about half way to cook on top of Turkey (Ramsay puts bacon on when he takes it out to cook at lower temp, after basting. I do it half way through so it doesn't burn).

Put turkey back in over at the lower temp mentioned above for the remainder of cooking.

When turkey is done cooking, let rest, uncovered for 2.5 hours before carving.



Gravy : 5:27

Drain excess fat from the Turkey tray and put it back on the heat
Take the onions out of Turkey and chop 
Take the bacon and chop 
Add to pan 
Chop the lemon and add to tray 
Two sprigs of Rosemary in tray 
3 tomatoes chopped and add 
Get Turkey trimmings (wings and butt tip) and add to tray 
1 bottle of dry cider (1liter) (I use 750 ml) 
As it reduces add the resting juices of your Turkey 
Reduce by half 
Smash everything with potato smasher 
600ml of chicken stock and reduce again 
Strain it and add a rosemary for flavor 

To serve gravy get a handful of walnuts and crush put at the bottom of gravy tray and add gravy (remove the rosemary if you added it at the end)

Done

[Blackcrowfj]

The passion Gordon Ramsay has for cooking is astonishing . My one dream is to meet the guy irl and have a bite of his food after watching him cook. Happy thanksgiving everyone!

[VTSherr]

I’ve been making Ramsay-style turkeys for years. And every year they come out awesome. Happy Thanksgiving! Merry Christmas!

[hclvchef]

I've used this method for the past 6 years, it's never let us down. It has redefined holiday meals for our family forever. Thank you Chef

[atiyaspence]

I love when people from other countries make Thanksgiving & Christmas dinner. It's amazing to see and eat food from different cultures

[jordanbunge]

Ramsey: pets cat
Me: pets Ramsey, good human

[just_in]

Turkey: I've never been touched like this before..

[shaniadirstein]

Im a 25 year old single lady. After years of my parents putting on thanksgiving, this past October (Thanksgiving in Canada) I offered to do the meal. I followed this turkey recipe from this video. Gordon is a genuis. It was the best turkey, even better than my moms! I will use this recipe for turkey for now on for every special occassion (Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving)

[edwardhornbaker]

Thank you Gordon Ramsey. My five year old grandson and I made the turkey and gravy and the whole family raved about the flavor. It was amazing. Resting the turkey for as long as we did was so scary, but we trusted you and you did not disappoint. We love watching your videos and will be making many more meals. Can't wait to make the whole deboned chicken with stuffing.
Thank you thank you thank you!!

[onildalicona]

Imagine chef Ramsay being your dad, and waking up everyday with amazing food 🤤