Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted | Holy Mexico: Exploring Oaxaca's Famous Cuisine (Full Episode)

Gordon explores Oaxaca, a Mexican city steeped in history and tradition, on a mission to unlock the secrets of the region’s famous cuisine. Gordon scales cliffs on the hunt for edible insects, chops down agave in the sweltering heat and learns how to make mole with a master. After a week of adventures, Gordon goes head to head with one of Mexico's top-rated chefs, Gabriela Cámara, to put his newfound skills to the test.

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[ErickNagaya]

I'm from Oaxaca and grew up watching Gordon on TV. Never imagined he would be visiting and it is so nice.

[fxfwvos]

Don't let Jorge's (the mole guy's) rustic, humble appearance fool you: he's worked with Enrique Olvera at Mexico City's Pujol -- currently ranked #5 on the list of the World's Top 50 greatest restaurants. His restaurant "Alfonsina" is named for his grandmother.

[JoseHernandez-gzum]

I’m from Mexico and I had no idea how complicated making a mole is. I loved how Gordon is so humble and very respectful.

[pedrometal]

Mexico is a mini universe, it has 32 states and each one has its own food, music, clothing, etc. The taco is a small part. Mexican cuisine is impressive

[Yezuzmx]

Thanks NatGeo and Gordon for showing a little bit of Oaxaca's rich culture and cousine. ¡Viva México!

[paulagamio]

I’m Mexican, living abroad. This video made me cry, I just love my country, my food, my people ..I hope I go back soon

[albertol]

Those Oxaca guys were hilarious 😂. 🇲🇽👍

[machadoese]

I’m from El Salvador and I spent two months in Oaxaca and I gotta say that Oaxaca is a paradise for Mexican cuisine from street vendors to well stablished restaurants. The food was diverse and so amazing.

[stephaniesantiago]

I’m so proud to be Mexican and Oaxacan. Mole is precious to us. Something that ties us to our indigenous roots. Something that shows our family our love.

[carlinetessier]

My dad was crazy in love with Mexican culture. I am a fan of Mexican tradition and history. I am so happy to watch this master class of Oaxaca's cuisine .Gracias all of you I was delight!

[graciebriggs]

I love how Gordon is already the best chef in the world, and he's not scared to go outside of his comfort zone.. And what puts the icing on the cake is.. He's so respectful.. We need more billionaires with this mindset..

[deevila]

Learning from beginning to end of ingredients is the best way of appreciating and respecting food . Que viva Mexico 🇲🇽 desde Puerto Rico 🇵🇷💕

[KnizKitchen]

I just came back from Mexico 🇲🇽 I absolutely loved the culture, the food, the people ♥️ it was an unforgettable experience 😍 much love from Morocco 🇲🇦

[RavenFeathers]

Mexico is an absolute gem. The blend of Spanish and indigenous cultures has created such a diverse and beautiful country. The colors, the food, the love of family... I really hope I get to visit next year <3

[erwinnarvaez]

As a northerner from Mexico, I haven´t had the opportunity to try the real southern mexican food other than Puebla´s and Mexico City´s. Seeing this from Gordon is hugely humbling and I feel honored about the fact that our cuisine gets this international recognition.

[fennecfoxmusic]

6:51 I love how they made the gringo absail down a random cliff next to a beehive for literally no reason at all

[EdwardPlantagenet]

As an Indian, I would love to have authentic Mexican food ❤❤❤

[lionmarljam]

That's why Gordon Ramsey will always be a winner; he respects the art of other cultures' cuisines. ❤🎉😊

[alkaribeats]

"Why aren't the ants biting?"

"Cause they're Oaxacan, they're friendly!"

Thats the latino humor I love lol

[ocben]

Oaxaca is a hidden gem of Mexico people don’t really know what a gorgeous state it is.