Jamie's Dream School | Jamie Oliver on Fish
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Jamie Oliver teaches different ways to cook fish, including how to poach, grill, steam and pan roast.
These Dream School lessons have been edited to focus on factual lesson content. Moments of class disruption may have been removed!
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I swear, cooking classes of this style should be mandatory in high school. It's such an important basic life skill, like math and reading.
um... it is?
Pitch Dark I agree I was taught to cook off my gran and mam they learnt me to bake as well as cook and I’m quite good at pastries and cakes.
@Pitch Dark It's great that you learned from your mum, but not all parents know how to cook well or have a good knowledge of nutrition. I'm really grateful for the FT classes I had.
My Mom HATED to cook-still does to this day. Dad ONLY made bread on weekends. Both my sister and I are professional chef's. Go figure.
was thinking the same. This is so necessary in life.
Haha that chubby kid so enthusiastic, props to him man, hope that he will go down a strong path.
does anyone else agree this should be watched as curriculum?
Agree. Our cooking teacher was a professional chef so we learned the proper way for everything. A lot of cooking teachers are just cooks and don't know a lot about professional cookery
It should also be shown to teachers on how to engage and encourage students.
No, I don't think kids should have to watch this. I think they need their own Jamie in schools teaching them first hand!
I agree. We have PE to teach us how to be active and fit. So why don't we have nutrition classes?
I knew that Jamie is a great cook but now I see that he is probably even better teacher! I mean kids are just talking all the time and he has nothing but words of encouragement for them and how great they are. Really brilliant teacher who really really try to teach them.
From what I understood in this video those are kids that went through many struggles in there lives where everyone gave up on them. I guess that might be the reason why he is so nice and encouraging. I think Jamie comes from the same background or was I wrong?
Any way I salute this great man!
hal9000xxl no he had a positive and not disadvantaged (although not rich) upbringing
J.O's parents had a pub when he was growing, thats where he got his enthusiasm to learn to cook plus i think i saw him on a programme and he said he had to help in the kitchen on Saturdays . Although he didn't have a disadvantaged childhood he wants to help disadvantaged kids and tries to give them an interest and hopefully a step up on the ladder of life , i wish someone would have done that for me when i was growing up , i would have grabbed on with both hands and worked like hell. Big Respect to Jamie Oliver for all of his hard work in schools trying to change things for the better and all the other things he does too 👍👍
He started when he was 8 years old in his dad's pub cutting veg!
He started preparing veg standing on a crate in his Dad's restaurant/pub in Essex at the age of 8
What a teacher! The patience on this man is incredible!
24:49 that smile warmed my heart!
This is a school ladies and gentlemen! What a good straight to point,
enthusiastic, motivating teacher!
Are these troubled kids or something? Seems like he's going out of his way to compliment and boost their confidence.
I believe that Jamie's Dream School invites students whom have both voluntarily and involuntarily dropped out of school to give them another chance, or I should say hope, for a new start.
Agree!
800lb Gorilla this is how school should work for any kid. It is alot more important to use positive motivation than negative motivation and the worst is indiference/indiferent motivation. Psychology says that the best way to motivate and boost someones performance is by positive attitude, the second is negative attitude and the third and the worst is indiference.
I can't stop watching these. I've known who Jamie was for quite a while and just assumed he was some young celebrity chef but he is genuinely a very good teacher. Not just his cooking knowledge (which any professional chef has) but more importantly, his ability to instruct and communicate to his students.
12:24-13:00 that's the nicest way a teacher could scold his class for interruption. This video is not only teaches how to cook, more importantly it teaches how to teach.
I WISH I'd had a proper cookery teacher like this at school. Instead we had 'food technology', learning about what temperature a fridge is supposed to be at and how to market processed ready meals. Corporate bullshit, not cooking.
Jamie is a great teacher. So patient.
He did get a bit annoyed with them at one point though
Jan Trolan Well, they had it coming. Does not matter if he disciplines them, he teaches them great stuff.
Yep. I agree. He manages to get them back in line. He makes the learning enjoyable. I think the area is in a bit of a poor area of London. Love it when he makes the kids eat something they don't want to and he has been teaching Ben extra and Ben loves it.
I did professional cookery at college, there is a LOT of theory behind it. But thats because its the qualification requirement. Its great stuff to know and learn, and helps understand why fresh food is better.
I noticed in a lot of comments, people ragging on the rowdy behavior of the "kids". I felt the same, since they were annoying, but I'm now guessing that this is in some kind of reform school, and these kids have had messed-up lives. It looks like Jamie is one of the few people in their lives who actually gives a shit about them ---- enough so that it looks like his investment in them isn't wasted.
Bingo.
They are all kids who have been excluded from normal schools for behavioural problems. They seem to be enjoying Jamie's Dream school (which is not a school but just an experiment with lessons from celebrities in various professions). However they have difficulty in listening quietly. With some of them, the second a thought comes into their heads it comes out of their mouths. The Shakespeare (Romeo and Juliet) session with actor Simon Callow is a revelation - the reading class - at the end they are all getting it and absorbed by it. (Apparently Callow said he had to have a lie down after one of his classes though)
4:41 Love the way Jamie says 'You are in control' and the guy sneezes on cue!
Jamie's a natural teacher. The class is telling him what they need to know without him telling it to them in advance. Good stuff.
13:51 the one dude randomly says "I've got a question, can a Crab cut your finger off?"
I really like how he interacts with his students. He is very patience and gives them lots of confidence!
Every teacher should see this video. Jamie Oliver is a great teacher! He gets everyone involved, he is positive, patient and nice, but he stays in control. In the end he comes back on the rumour earlier in a very smart way. Really inspiring!
Jamie Oliver is like the best teacher any of us would ever have. World class skills, charisma and a creation of a mutually respectful and adventurous environment. He treats his students with respect, and when they go off the rails he brings them back with an idea of respect for him and the team. That means he's established himself as a healthy community leader that people want to be a part of, and are rewarded for community participation. At the end, win or lose, he gives them constructive criticism. No one learns much from success. Failure is the best teacher because it gives you a baseline point to work off from. All the kids seem to do well in this clip, but when they fail he tells them what went wrong and gives them a direction to work towards while using positive encouragement with the small bits they managed to get right. Some people thrive and rise up with negative reinforcement, but I'd say 90% of people like to be built up in small stages of mildly positive reinforcement. You can't just give them glowing reviews for mediocre work, or they're doomed to a life of mediocrity. That's why I don't like the modern practice of every child getting a participation trophy. There's no impetus to work harder when you're rewarded for simply showing up.
I liked this guy well enough as a TV personality, but he has real integrity of character to put himself into a teaching role for underprivileged kids and go through the hassle of teaching them important life skills. He could easily post up in a luxury flat and enjoy his wealth, instead of plunging himself into a sea of ignorance with the lofty goal of changing lives. He was clearly frustrated at several times in this clip, but never once thought of letting these brats fend for themselves. He could simply go home to enjoy an afternoon with a cup of rare tea while lounging in a bespoke leather chair in a suit of silk pyjamas.
Wonder what that brilliant of a student at 24:00 is doing in like right now.
"I could make q chef out of you in a second"
Jamie is such a good teacher, I love the way he goes about teaching them. I would love to do something like this under someone who knows what they are doing but also has a creative way of inspiring and teaching like he does.
What an incredible teacher!!!
Can you imagine how awesome school would be if all teachers taught like him and believed in their students like him? WOW
Someday some of these students will become a great chef. Thank you Chef Jamie Oliver!!
Jame is highly professional. These students are very lucky, because they were being taught many skills from him. Beside this,Jamie is very positive,energic man👍🏻👍🏻
the combination of teaching, showing, learning, doing, and assessing (with feedback) is brilliant. You can tell the kids are new to someone caring for them. Some of them want to shut down and go elsewhere (mentally), but the change of pace and constant scanning and interfacing is great. I love this. Teachers, see, learn, and reflect.
They have no fucking clue how lucky they were to be taught by Jamie Oliver, if only they had appreciation for food.
Funniest thing is, one of these students ended up being a famous celebrity throughout the UK, can anybody spot who it is?
Lola off Eastenders - British Soap PrickleyBob
So true! but that was probably a life lesson they learnt for a lot of them when Jaime walked out "Don't be rude when someone truly gives a shit!" As his totally right there are so many people who just don't care!
@Smiggie Balls Lola Billy Mitchell's I think daughter in Eastenders.
These are Jamie's best cooking videos. I don't even care about all the other stuff, I just want to watch him in a room, teaching people how to cook and eat healthily for the rest of their lives. It's brilliant. It's inspiring.
Sir i would really love to learn from you.....you are the coolest chef ive ever known about.
at 4:11 in the video, do my eyes fool me or is that kid a wizard with heat proof hands?
+xander blaauw totally looks like it... the magic of editing? haha
That pan wasn't heated.
HAHA you're right mate! Didn't see that.
hahahahah! i was literally just writing that! Ben take this screamin hot pan. I think thats the pan being whacked in the oven to roast!
just checked comments for this "Ben" boi's magic hands. WTF!
As an American middle school FACS teacher, I know that at 15:03 Oliver is spent. The best part about great teachers is that they always come back and make the students understand that they are the most important outcome. This outcome has been especially pressing in the past couple of years during the pandemic. This dude knows what it is to teach, and to teach effectively. I use his videos in my classroom and know that he understands the struggle to engage and grow these young people. Great job man. You picked me up today.
Props to the other teachers who were there to support also. This isn't always the case.
Mad respect for Jamie! Good that he is teaching the basics of cooking to inspire them to prepare meals themselves instead of hitting a fast food restaurant. Great job.
Jamie Oliver one of my favourite chefs, I have always admired your cooking and now you have also proofed that you are a very good and inspiring teacher. nice :)
You remind me of my days in school at Cordon Bleu, Funny that one of my teachers had said "When you cook a fish properly, put it on a platter and walk slowly through a hot kitchen and call it good". Keep up the great work as one of them students my be a great chef because of a great teacher giving them a great start.
Jamie should teach world wide and share his knowledge to willing students outside his country like me, unfortunately I'm not Brit. I would only dream of being one of his student, I'm still gonna continue watching this series because I would love to learn more . also his students are fucking twats, needs to learn some fucking respect. Food is food you don't like everything but It's a chef's job to learn about the varieties of food.
but they aren't chefs, they're school kids so of course they are going to be hesitant to try new things.
Moose Mus why dont you just write an application
FluffY PenguiN looks like you do too. :)
XIV Irelia Well cmon they are school kids, and I tell you, all kids are like that. I was, and you probably were aswell.
Im a apprentice chef, and back in school we had this day were we had to teach 15 year olds how to cook.. I felt like Jamie probably does here, just running around screaming trying not to be mad. But it's fun lol
What a wonderful teacher he is. It’s a beautiful thing to watch.
Jamie got them engaged. No messing about, no funny remarks. They are engaged and interested. Brilliant!
There's no substitute for passion. You can't fake it. Jamie has it in abundance.
Mad respect for this guy. I'm a Gordon Ramsay fan and I always discredited Oliver but he is straight up solid and talented.
I love the way you appreciate and encourage the students... Respect! You're a very nice teacher!
Jamie is def. a angel. he is so patient and has such a sweet heart. these students are so lucku to have a mentor like him.
What a prize Jamie's Dream School is now to me almost or more than it has been to these kids ! That some readers have chosen to criticize superficial behaviors without realizing the much bigger picture is just a sad fact that there are always those that need to criticize and remain insensitive.. Did you hear the props that Jamie gave to these kid's self esteem as he instructed them on healthy cooking ? Superb !!! Kudos to you, Jamie !
i love to watch how you teach teenagers in my age but i learned everything from my mum and also i catch my fish on myself
Fantastic Blackboard Seafood , Jamie you have just given those Students a life lesson . You have taught them hands on to love fish , to cook fish with love and to love the taste of fish . Madame Prunier would be proud of youall .
Jaimie you are amazing...it's a privilege to have you as a mentor.god bless.
It's so nice to see that Jamie not only is a fantastic cook and also does a great job from an educational point of view, but also cares a great deal about the boys and girls he is teaching! Inspiring, informative and touching at the same time!
I love these kids, they're so eager and interested. I like how they're willing to try stuff they've never tried before. Good stuff!
I would love to teach kids like that! Inspirational!!
God bless you Jamie Oliver! Changed so, so many lives!!
You gotta appreciate how positive Jamie ist to the kids. I just love it
What a great, confident and sensitive, brilliant teacher !!
Jamie Oliver is the type of chef that makes me more passionate about learning about the culinary art.He's very laidback and makes me felt comfortable just by watching him.
The smiles on their faces when he judges the dishes are adorable.
I have to compliment you on your TH-cam channel. It is without a doubt, the best "fan channel" or best non-official channel I have ever seen.
Jamie Oliver is so much of a inspiration. I respect him most.
Fare play, he's a natural teacher
Jamie has passion for what he does; and that's so much inspiring
My grandmother would say the trick to teaching teenagers is to divide and conquer. Smaller groups equals less energy for them to feed off of and more focus for the teacher. Not possible in a public school but in a specialized setting like this it would have made a world of difference I think.
Brilliant teacher!
would love to see Gordon Ramsay handle these students :)
+Themmaya Machinao I wish it was Gordon's show.
+Themmaya Machinao He might have a higher failure rate.
+Themmaya Machinao HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Hes really good with kids actrually
the fish is RAAAAW!
I hear sea bass and all I can think of is “kick his ass sea bass!” Lol. Great video, great teacher!
Damn these students are so blessed to have Jamie teach them in person
Jamie your are an amazing teacher, I'm in my late fifties and totally enjoyed your cooking class, I thought the students were amazing, well done Jamie :-)
Please come to California and host a class in Los Angeles. What a dream. SO much passion. Also, how old are these students? I'm in college, and I wouldn't dare speak during a lesson. How disrespectful to the teacher.
I grew up in 2 areas before college. The area that had many disrespectful kids also had low college acceptance rates, and visa versa. I guess it's a sign of maturity and willingness to learn. I'd love to go to one of his classes too.
what a very patient man. hats off to you jamie!
I'm learning more from this than Jamie's normal shows. They should all be more like this...
8:36 thank you for the insightful demonstration
Jamie is a really great guy. He doesn't give a toss about making money (he couldn't help but earn a lot and is probably content with what he's got). He's truly concerned about the health of society and promotes healthy cooking for people who have no clue about cooking and succumb to eating McDonalds all the time, or at best those packet mix foods at home. As an almost beginner cook, I love his recipes cos they are simple yet nutritious and delicious.
massive respect for you Jamie been a fan of you since i was a little girl. South Africa is crazy about you. This is a bunch of blessed kids i would love to have the opportunity to cook with you.
Very good teacher..n quite patient..we need more like you
Is it going to explode? hahaha omg, I love the expression he gives when she asks that.
When people ask me what class I feel was most important in high school, I tell them my shop classes. Shop is useful outside of school for obvious reasons-- who wants to call a carpenter every time a door falls off the hinge? Who wants to get ripped off at the mechanics? Actually, my wood-shop class taught me math-- drafting plans for projects requires a good amount of geometry. But it was all applied math-- real world word problems that I would turn into a concrete object. It was something that made me interested in learning math on my own-- because if I could do the calculations I could come up with an awesome project. For example I made a perfectly symmetrical 8 sided box. I had to calculate angles, I had to calculate how large to make the lid, I had to learn to calculate in how much I was going to sand down when making measurements. This in addition to learning how to use the plainer, the router, the sander, the saw, the jointer ect ect. I guess what I'm getting at is that Life Skills classes-- home economics, auto/wood shop, cooking, personal finance, first aid, drivers ed ect ect-- they seem to be cut first along with Art an Music, but really those life skills classes, at least for me, were the glue that bound all the other classes together and made them seem, well, useful. Geometry class in and of itself was boring. It was drudgery we had to learn because it would be on the SAT and big state exam-- but bringing that math to life? Giving me a practical reason to know it in the here and now. A lot more interesting.
Cook 90% on the skin side, a brilliant advice I am gonna follow for my next fish cooking!
@theWalletRat
What Jamie means is that Sea salt contains Other minerals becide Sodium Chloride (salt).
The salt that you buy from the shelf is (generally) chemical Sodium Chloride, or even other types of Chloride... Fast Food salt packets are often Aluminium or Potassium Chloride.
I actually loved that kid standing next to Jamie. He looks like he really enjoys food and cooking.
Jamie is a very good teacher!
4:05 “YOU ARE SHARP”
*Teen grabs frying pan with bare hand*
i agree. you can see the seriousness and concern on his face for those kids.
Make a compliment,give respect and they smile.Good job!
This shit's CONTAGIOUS! ❤️ it! I miss teaching teens, and wish I'd been half this good at doing it
I wonder what would happen if it were Gordon Ramsay teaching this bunch...
Just a thought.
constant f-bombs lol
barry reynolds IT'S FUCKIN' RAW, YOU DONKEY! RAW! RAAAAWWWWRRRR!!!!
John Allen Cris T. Delos Reyes lol cant believe all the tats too
+John Allen Cris T. Delos Reyes "Shut up!, Oh c'mon, fuck me, that tastes like donkey's shit, it's fucking raw!" Ok good next challenge: Oh fuck me again! Here's this beautifully cooked beef, what's that! lol
watch?v=jhAWiZ72nns
Someone edited him swearing on kids masterchef, funny as fuck
I've learned some good things watching this video, thank you Oliver.
Love Jamie's way of teaching
This needs to be in school. The kids apprecceate it. If I was a finantal teacher I would teach this! Jamie is teaching a life skill that saves you money. Its great this is online so you can learn as you wish.
I think this is an exellent initiative, French schools should have at least 2 hours of cooking per week. Our kids can't cook too. Thank you Jamie; it should be applied all over the world.
I want to see Gordon Ramsay teach one of these classes lol.
Fucking useless bunch. And you lot are the next generation. Fucking pathetic.
come here you donkey... touch this!
You bring me this pissing over and the big surprise is the FUCKING BASS IS FUCKING RAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
I've trained under several chefs and I can quite honestly say, I've learned more from watching Jamie do his thing than I did working in busy kitchens, being treated like shit. Keep up the good work Mr Oliver.
now it seems I will follow you... great lessons.
The beginning said it contains strong languages..... I thought I accidently clicked Gordon's Video...
Watched the video and am still waiting for the strong language. Got a little blue balled there by youtube - what a tease.
this class is freaking awesome
would watch more, but already watched too many 20 minute long videos of this guy haha
"Welcome to a World that is incredible!" What a great way to start a class!
First time I see Jamie saying a bad word 12:43
I can't believe why people can't shut up while learning how to cook and they are learning from the best Jamie Oliver
8:54 jamie "smash it, baby" LOOL
I love these kids.
It feels like Jamie tells me all that advice to me and it makes my chest feel warm for some reason.
this is one of my dream to be a student of jamie Oliver.. hays
Put the subtitles on at just before 24:11 when Jamie is talking to the young man! The wrong words are hilarious!
awesome instructor and chef!
those kids will be happy fr life Jamie... very well done.
I wish i got a teacher like him! Just amazing.
Jamie is really getting through to the kids they are fortunate! I wish I had a kick up arse like that!
The only thing i am worried about is cross contamination between raw fish and the fresh salad. Keep up the encouragement at the end of the class. I was amazed of all the happy smiling faces. It should make them all proud to produce something so fantastic with something the have never used before or even done before this day. Good luck to all in the class and keep on cooking. Practice makes perfect and as Bob Ross would always say.. " We do not make mistakes yet happy accidents." These accidents can turn out to be your one masterpiece. He also says if you are every happy with your painting then would will never get better because the next one could be your masterpiece so never stop trying and practicing You can always improve and make things better.
A few typos, ... You will never get better if you think that what you have is the very best that you can do... There is always room to make it better than before. I have painted the same painting over a dozen times and each time I am never satisfied, I keep on painting. Some one else might think that it is a masterpiece but I know deep down that I can always improve it and make it better. Same goes with food...
that cross contamination is something to keep in mind. seeing that im a beginning cook, i hate to have so much hands on touching. they did cook the fish before they ever touched the salad it appears tho. if you mean when they flip the fish after chopping the salad, then cross contam could be possible
With good fresh fish it shouldn't be a problem - I mean what is Sushi and sashimi? He did give clear instructions on x-contamination when he was teaching them chicken.
Yeah, i just got confused on what contaminates what. it isn't like the salad can contaminate the fish so as long as you realize what you touched first and last, you should be good
Matthew Davis : At around 2:00 the raw meat was touched and at 5:41, he is touching what appears to be tomatoes even though they were cooked, it was cut on the same board as the fish and hands were not washed.
Amazing Teacher! :D