Gordon Ramsay Makes Finnish Breakfast Hash...Or is it Swedish? | Scrambled
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2021
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This week Gordon is in Northern Finland where he's exploring all this interesting country has to offer. But on the banks of an incredible river, where it shares the border with Sweden, Gordon is cooking up a root vegetable hash for an incredible breakfast. No Ikea furniture was assembled but Gordon did bring a bit of Sweden to the dish with some sausage! Rainy and in the height of summer, this is an incredible breakfast dish!
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Gordon-“don’t burn yourself”
The fire-“ Yes Chef sorry Chef”
Lol
🤣🤣
Gordon did kinda burn himself by calling it "soccer", though...
In Finland that dish is called "Pyttipannu". Usually eaten for lunch or dinner, but I could eat it any time of the day
In Sweden ”Pyttipanna”
Yeah ive never seen anyone make that for breakfast. We eat oatmeal and bread for breakfast.
@@djungelmannen5896 in Norwegian Pyttipanne
Sakari cringe kid
Pyttipannubonkkks
"Would you believe we're in the middle of summer?"
People from the Nordic countries: "You new here?"
Lmao yes
@KampKarl inte i norr elle
he's from fucking scotland he should be used to this lmfao
@KampKarl you got good humor
And i love it. Screw melting at 25+ degress, I like it cold and dark- Who likes to bake when sleeping or having to run A/C
As a Finn that was born in Sweden and lived there for some time I can confirm neither one eats this for breakfast :D
@@LieutenantMasterson I'm from the south of Finland and never heard anyone scramble their egg for this dish. Always fried on top!
As a finn born in sweden, same :D
@@LieutenantMasterson as a swedish person i've only observed people put a fried egg on top and i do aswell
@@simonnorgren2911 I concur. Frozen pack of Findus, throw an egg on top and a side of beetroot.
@@wickywills this is how i always do it
Love how chill Gordon is these days. Such a fun guy to watch
@@chillimilliroast9255 I'll use very little effort to tell you to shut up.
@@ARedMotorcycle good day sir.
I am pretty sure that’s an old video
@@ir7pf282 Yup, I think they're all pre-recorded a while ago and were set to upload on certain dates.
while we're dying in the covid shithole
This man didn’t baptize his kids, he seasoned them
In lamb sauce
@@been6122 ITS RAWWW
@@sethburt7950 hahaha ITS BLANDDDD
You are extremely funny
LOOOL
Thanks for always reminding us to do things 'literally', we always like to do things figuratively here, Gordon.
IKR! There I was thinking that chopping the herbs was a metaphor! 🤣
I love when he says it.
Cus I think some people think there’s some secret or special way he’s doing stuff.
Nah, just “literally” chop. That’s it. Nothing crazy.
I don't know about that, I figuratively cook my fish in the oven for 2 minutes after searing. You should give it a go!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 k smarty pants lol
A beautiful sight of a finnish homeless man cooking himself a breakfast
The only problem is that we dont have homeless people in finland…
@@serkomaani4346 Yes we do
@@serkomaani4346 At least a couple hundred
Or Swedish...
@@serkomaani4346 no one is forced to be cuz goverment pays everything but someones still choose to be homeless
Gordon - “don’t burn yourself”
Also Gordon - Sticks his hand into a flame
The Flesh is weak.
Balls of steel
Lolz so true
yea his...set designer? giving him bad flames often.
He has trained hands thats why
Plot twist: Gordon Ramsay was trying to show off in front of the Swedish man there.
@noddy
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Thats probably a public picnic venue that Gordon is hoarding for his camera crew. The guy was probably there to fry his sausages but was not allowed to.
Damn tourists, am i right?
@@EterPuralis would be decent to let the poor man join the cooking!
Gordon Ramsey could make warming up pizza rolls in the microwave interesting
I’m laying here half drunk and hungry. Thanks for reminding me about the pizza rolls
I just bought pizza rolls 😂 I think I’m just as fancy
Oven nice and hot. Beautiful
@@hademo8737 bit of olive oil on the pan and literally set your Totinos pizza rolls into the garbage can..
"the nice thing about these potatoes, they're grown locally BUT they cook so quickly" what??
The man simply makes his sentences up while he concentrates on cooking. Half of them never make sense.
he meant to say AND
cuz nothing in finland is quick??
He's using a potato called puikula which cooks really fast so boiling them takes like half the time of a common potato so you gotta be careful with them so you don't overcook them.
@@TheMiksi Best potato in the world! Puikkopottu
Just made this and absolutely amazing. GR never disappoints
I see Ramsay and Finland in same sentence, Fastest Click ever,
The same. I always thought he does not like Finland.
Hey that was great ! So nice to see you in my Home Country 💗 I'm from Lapland and Sweden sure is right there. Your breakfast hash looked amazing although the beet was bit surprise ingredient. Delicious no doubt. Thanks 👌👍
As a Swede I can say for sure that’s NOT a typical Swedish breakfast. 😄
As a finn I can say same
Spinach soup and boiled egg is quite traditional breakfast.
As another swede, I do have this for breakfast :)
As a Swede i kan confirm
@@stopcake yeah but any person living in sweden can say that - some even take pizza now (migrants especially), I say as a swedish breakfast history you wouldnt have potatoes at all. nor use a frying pan.
If hash is english for "pyttipanna", then it might be Swedish as well as English. But it absolutely is not breakfast food in Sweden at least, don't know if it's different in Finland.
Pyttipannu is made for dinner VERY rarely made (potato and herring alone is more common)
It's totally normal to get pyttipannu for breakfast at hotels, meant for turists. No one does it at home for breakfast.
Exactly, I'm also Swedish and the food he makes here is more like dinner here in Sweden. But a very old-fashioned dinner, this food was common here for about 50 years ago.
@@SwedishMusic maybe it’s time to bring it back!
Definitely a lunch or dinner thing in Norway in my experience.
Gordon saying "soccer" is more of a nightmare than the food made by Chef Mike!
A MASSIVE THANK YOU!
SOCCER? WHI IN THE FLYING FUCK?!
As soon as he said soccer I threw up 🤮😂
Soccer is originally a British-English term! It was to differentiate Soccer Football from Rugby Football.
Oh yeah I remember my mum telling me this a very long time ago, thanks a lot !
@@BrendanBeckett You are indeed correct.
However, long ago, 'thou' was also used as a term of address, which is no longer the case. If you were to use now, you'd get a strange look. Periodically speaking now, a Brit saying "soccer" would rightfully get you a funny look, as would I if I were to start writing with þ and use Middle English, even if it was correct in a certain period.
So, whilst you're absolutely correct (and it's definitely useful to elucidate many others), in terms of region and period, it's odd for a native Brit of the modern period to use the term.
Anyway, I'm sure it's just for much of the North American audience. I was merely using the opportunity for a good ol' _Kitchen Nightmares_ reference and general banter. 😉
I always watch his videos for amazing meal ideas!
And never be able to do them for real.
Looks soooo good. Except, in Finland, we don't usually have that for breakfast but for lunch or dinner : ).. But awesome video and I especially like that dill touch. You can add all kinds of stuff to it. Personally, I like to put red paprika peppers and cheese in the eggs and mushrooms with the potatoes.
In Sweden its called "pyttipanna", its usualy eaten for lunch or dinner with pickeld betroot and a fried egg!
weird how similar the name of the food is in the nordics
This is in Tornio on the beach in the city, my hometown
Gordon has inspired me to feed my family better meals with more natural ingredients. You’re an amazing man. Thank you.
@@chillimilliroast9255 Lol, how are beggars not banned from this channel? No discipline from the admins nowadays.
As a Finnish i hope i'll get this in morning sometime :p Hope you had great visit in here and good journey ^^
Gordon Ramsay Has Inspired Me Years Ago To Experiment Alot More In The Kitchen.. The Best Is When My Gf Jumps Aboard.. We Have Some Of The Greatest Times In The Kitchen (Cooking).. 😋
@@michaelkennedy420 You've never felt the touch of a woman I bet.
oh the poor kitchen table will get it legs fall off when you done with cooking and proceed to continue with something else ;)
One of the most amazing chefs of all time. Without question.
Not even close but ok
@@gerhitchman Really? Get help.
Paul Bocuse
@@jmr1129 Him, too.
Dont burn yourself... proceeds to put his arm in the fire
Glad to see Gordon visiting my country😄🇫🇮
Gordon, you need to help this guy, "The Cooking With Jack Show"
Lol
Kay's Cooking also needs some help
so does Jamie Oliver.
Gordon seems like a soldier that finally won his war and now found inner peace
🙌😁💖 my last name is Finnish but I'm too poor to actually travel there lol so thanks for going GR and showing me a taste of it. 🇫🇮
Gordon + Marco = Literally the most beautiful, amazing, perfect, Knorr stock pots.
I am in Finland right now. Beautiful Country.
Hey dear.....
Take time to appreciate our little effort. Support us. It worth a million to us.
Good day.
@@chillimilliroast9255 it doesnt look too beautiful right now because its raining like shit
Ooks toril bro
@@wobbly_bubbly1235 gasp. Rain is the best weather
Gordon Ramsay: **does anything**
Everyone in the comment section: *New meme potential*
I'm imagining Gordon Ramsay in a dinner table when he was five
"Describe the dish, mother "
Popular Opinion: Every single one of ya'll agrees that Gordon made our Day Better:
Butter u mean 😂
yes
hash brown? No Way!
Guess what Gordon. Americans know that Europeans don't use the word soccer. You won't confuse them if you say football or, even better, footie. It would add to your charm.
This exact cooking place is in my home town. The place is Uitonranta in Tornio, Finland.
Gordon, was this filmed last year in august 2020 or have you been here this year also? Cheers from Tornio!
Last year, source: friends had her NDA expire recently about this
Was surprised to see him at the swimming beach I spent most of my summer vacations at, other than Pikisaari :D The summer weather checks out ;)
Gordon, bring back the part where someone on your crew tastes the food!
Yo! This video was really good! You should do a cooking series in Scandinavian
I can tell you are close to Sweden by the beautiful weather you had. Glad you survived and hope you enjoyed the visit
u call that beautiful, it looked quite cloudy to me
There are no shootings on islands. That is Norways style.
Who is liking seeing Gordon Ramsay so clam
Hes at his best when its just him and the food. No shouting, all you hear is his love coming out.
Gordon: *travels to tons of interesting places, cooks local food, living the life*
People: h-he used olive oil
I can’t lie i really expect better from Gordon. This genuinely reminds me of something i’d cook during my freshman year.
Tough critic! He has to appeal different people, right?
Dude, it's Finnish/Swedish cuisine. Wtf did you expect?
One of the chefs of all time. Love from Finland.
I like these videos when our beloved Chef is more relaxed and just enjoying his art.
I also, a wee bit to frenetic.
I don’t know what I was expecting when he said “hash” but it wasn’t this. 🍃
What a beautiful sunny day , I bet you get a lot of days like that in Finland .
This is quite typical quick dinner i cook after long day foraging in Finland. Usually I replace beeroots with carrots(coz have those in my garden).
Finally something I'm able to make myself, and yes I'm not proud of it.
Tana (wife): Honey i just threw up.
Gordon : Add a touch of olive oil...
This guy is amazing. Such a joy
What a beast... you can hear the wind in the mic. Cooking in those conditions would be a PITA but the man just charges on!
Very good, Gordon. My whole family supports you and watches you cook 🔴 Gordon stay healthy to share with us many other great recipes 🔴
Gordon Ramsay said the word “beautiful” at least 20 times in this video…😅
Coz none of us seeing the video feel/say so 😂😂
Want to start seeing Gordon eat his food after cooking it 🙂
01:16 *In French accent* "Now Gordon, I want you to sound a little bit French"
This dude should make a tv series. He's got the charisma for it. Idk what he should call it thu. Maybe heaven's kitchen?
🤭
Suomi!!
1:18 Weeeeeeee.
I couldn't stop laughing hahahahaha
Love Gordon! Watched like every show he ever made :) Pretty sure that hash is both Finish and Swedish. In Sweden we call it pyttipanna and i wouldn't say we eat it at breakfast but rather at lunch.
In Finland we call it Pyttipannu :D and it was by far the best school lunch we had. I used to live only about 20 km from where he is at right now.
@@PoPcheesemo Nice :D
@@PoPcheesemo Totally agree that it was the best lunch :)
I cant cook like gordon ramsay, but i like watching him cook
No one can cook like him my friend
I can and even better to some extend.
@@TahaKaneko imagine cooking in front of him and learning so many new words
"Anyone can cook." -Chef Gusteau
@@michaelhoogendoorn3179 "but not like him" -me
We had like 25-30°C here for a month and as soon as Gordon arrives, we got the opposite lol
Milloinkohan tää on kuvattu viime kesä?? Vai tää kesä
@@mikkejalonen9050 Luultavasti viime kesänä, kun pyöri täällä silloin.
@@mikkejalonen9050 Viime kesänä torniossa kuvattu
Love your videos! When I copy your receipt I feel like the best chef in the world haha
Umm.. I bet you mean recipe.. unless you payed his bill
@@djperryboy haha you never know. maybe i did.... lol
A Michelin master like Gordon nails it in any conditions! Made that look easy as pie within 5-6 mins!
As we call it in Sweden. Pytt I panna translates to small in a pann. Absolutely love it myself from leftovers.
Gordon could you please show the rest of the audience raggmunk? Thats a dish that needs to be shared with the world.
in finland we call it pyttipannu and everyone always wonders wtf does pytti mean
@@Confield its a finnish version of pytt which means small. Probably refering to the small pieces.
But we dont eat pyttipanna for breakfast, right? 😅
The true Finnish breakfast - Black coffee and a smoke
Add vodka and it's called Blörö.
This is typical oldschool Swe/Fin dish. I think it originates from Sweden (at least the name in Swedish means "small in a pan", but since we used to be one country, it's also very common food in Finland. But it's not typical breakfast in either of the countries. More like lunch or dinner. It's very common food in schools in Finland.
It doesn't mean "small in a pan" if you mean pyttipanna. Pytt refers to a bunch of leftovers not to confuse with pytte which means "very small".
Basically a Swedish pytt-i-panna a la Gordon. It's traditionally leftovers (generally potato, meat and root fruit) all fried together and then eaten with some beets and fried egg. Having lived in Asia for almost a decade, this is probably the dish I miss the most...
I like the beautiful scenery. Now, you make me crave Finnish breakfast
Get some porridge and cloudberries or cloudberry jam. You welcome 😁 thats a REAL finnish breakfast a majority would acknowledge
@@BlastOffer No worries. lol
According to a Japanese legend, if you cannot sleep at night it is because you are awake.
I need feedback on this beat lol
HHahahahahahahahahaha everything makes sense now
How can you be awake when youre drugged to the gills and living in a simulation?
Pytt i panna is a lunch meal, nothing else, and literally scraps. Its like a paella. Served with fried eggs and pickled RED beets.
Gordon in finland day 1: frys the egg
Gordon in finland day 100: adds 10 bottles of kosken in everything
I love these
I think that would be the best Hell's kitchen Junior chefs versus Young guns
Gordan Ramsey: "Dont burn yourself"
*proceeds to stick his hand into fire*
Gordon- “don’t burn yourself”
Gordon in Masterchef, Hell’s Kitchen, Boiling point, and Kitchen nightmares-“Oí you come here, are we a joke to you?”
Hey Gordon I mad mushrooms with eggs sandwich all be myself.
Looks great Gordon
Be realistic
Hey man I love your Shows, your a Amazing Chef😌
It's all beautiful Gordon lol, your cooking is beautiful, tv shows that you are in like Uncharted = beautiful, Kitchen Nightmares (US and UK version) = beautiful, Hell''s Kitchen (US version only) = beauitful, Hotel Hell = beautiful, 24 hours hell to back= beautiful. I have not seen Masterchef and junior yet but I guess they are beautiful also.
Hopefully season 4 of uncharted is another beatuifully stunning season, your the man, Gordon. Keep winning those cookoffs.
Notif squad
Gather up
So is this Gordon's take on 'pyttipannu'? Lovely, but definitely not a breakfast.
Technically, whatever the first thing you eat in the day is your breakfast.
Looks alot like Google images of pyttipannu,but then my great grandpa made what he called Scrapple with oatmeal not cornmeal,though that's technically a dish called Goetta from a different region.
Literally no one:
Gordon: beautiful
BEETS…somewhere Dwight Schrute just shed a tear 😂
I like his accent so much! 🇬🇧
Torille
Where can you get the bracket used for cooking salmon from , just to left of the fire?
The beetroot season in Finland lasts about a month, during which you get nice, fresh beetroot in various forms. Rest of the year only beetroot available is this vile pre-sliced stuff in a vinegar-based pickling juice.
Again with such a great scenery!
I don't know what is that but looks a tasty meal. Nice recipe. Why Gordon is allways in good mood when coming in nordic country. That reindeer meat episode was kinda funny. He ask from kids how the santa can coming if you eat his reindeers... with a snowmobile😆
As a resident of Sweden for more than ten years, I will agree that these small Scandinavian potatoes are out of this world. Even in a chain store, they're dumped in a huge bin, haven't been washed, but taste of the beautiful Scandinavian environment. And they're one of the few things that are relatively inexpensive here.
This is basically a spin of "pytt i panna" and is a typical working class lunch / dinner here in Sweden.
Ramsay's favourite adjective group: really nice sort of
"_____ gives _____ a really nice sort of _____"
BEAUTIFUL. U said it Gordon. Thank u for this treasure chest of recipes. Bachelor life line. People saying Gordon no longer cooking. Looks like he has TH-cam slowly simmering...
"not winter, summer." Well duh, you're a bit over an hour away from the Arctic circle, you'd be covered in snow if it was winter!
Amazing! That's a meal needed to keep the warmth in the nordics, even in the summer.
2:14 "They are grown locally but they cook so quickly" what does the one thing have to do with the other? Lol
Gordon,
I just love watching you
paint your masterpieces.
What a fantastic recipe.
The ingredients in this...
healthy, simple, and
wholesome.
In all sincerity, these are
all ingredients I love, eat,
and keep on hand. I’m
happy you’ve give us a
beautiful new way of
preparing them.
🍽 ☕️🥛
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Hello beautiful 😍
Hope you’re doing good today???
ha ha ha its summer time here, Gordon is suffering in this weather
He made this so fancy lol. I’m Swedish and many will eat this with pickled beats, and ketchup. I don’t like ketchup on this but many people do.
Also,nobody eats this for breakfast. This is usally eaten as lunch or dinner when you are lazy and don’t wanna cook. In Sweden it is called “Pyttipanna”