The Best of The Mountains of Morocco | Part Two| Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted Ramsay: Uncharted
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- Follow chef Gordon Ramsay as he journeys to some of the most incredible and remote locations on Earth in search of culinary inspiration, epic adventures, and cultural experiences he will never forget.
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They speak 3+ languages and are so kind and simple. Fatima is a little angel I love her
This video deserves nothing but a thumbs’up
One of the best videos i saw on youtube .
The simplicity is beautiful.
I wish could live with them such a simple village.
french/ english / tamazight / arabic
so 4
@fake username original inhabitants of north africa speak berber.
foreigner who came during the arab invasion dont speak it
@@dsbigboss6212 it is not an invasion, it is just that berbers welcomed arabs because they liked islam.
First time I went to Morocco I was moved to tears by the generosity and hospitality. Alhamdolillah I’ve accepted Islam and I‘ve been married to my husband who has Berber origins.☺️
Mash Allah congrats. Best decision becoming a Muslim sister. And mabrook to you and your husband on your marriage 🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿🤲🏿
@@Fatguy1989Barakallahufikh!
Ma sha Allah! Duas please!!
I'm Moroccan and I can assure you that if you ever so much as mention food to any Moroccan they will invite you over to eat and they will insist. Beautiful video.
LOL Awesome! The people of Morocco seem so much nicer than other North African countries, is this true? EVERYONE was so amazingly nice and sweet in this video, I wish I could have visited Morocco instead of even BOTH of the countries I did visit!!!! LOL :)
I'm going to Morocco now.
@@SoapinTrucker you didn't ask me, but I'm Moroccan as well. But this kind of hospitality is found almost everywhere in North Africa and Middle East. It's a big part of our culture and religion. Feeding others is considered a good deed.
If you ever plan to go to Morocco, believe me, it won't be hard to go by without getting invited by someone. You are also welcome at my place if you go. :)
Food. 😆
@@Red-Ahmed Great information, thank you warmly my friend! :)
During my visit to Morroco I realized how kind and generous are the local people. People kept inviting us to have a meal with them at home ..
I love Morroco .
Regards from Kuwait 🇰🇼🇲🇦
which part of Morocco did you visit if I may ask ?
@@albatros5054 Agadir
Yeah sure,as long as Arabs dont colonize our culture in north africa as they did in the past
@@mohamadkhazal2390 I'm from Agadir, flat you felt good about the visit
They all tried to con when I went so..
I always admired Gordon's respect for other countries cultures, it's a quality that many people don't have.
Are you FUCKING joking me @GordenRamsay call himself one of the best chef in the world and before going to Morocco u didn't taste camel.Are u joking me!!!!Such a shame!
yeah he’s much better than Jamie in that aspect. Jamie always comes across as somewhat arrogant whenever he’s in another country.
Morocco is my favorite North African country for sure, the ppl are so friendly. The culture and the food is amazing and so unique. I would definitely recommend anyone to visit
you are welcome anytime to visit our beautiful country and experience the richness of our cuisine
Thank you for your beautiful words 😊
Thank you sister ❤ you welcome 🤗🤍✨🇲🇦
@@Rb_rss ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks a lot for your kindness and you're most welcome in your second country 🇲🇦❤️
Went to Morocco on a surf trip 1978.Met a French Moroccan woman from Casablanca and ended up marrying her.Have traveled extensively through Morocco and must say Fes was my favorite city.Morrocans are some of the most hospitable people I've ever met.This video brought back fond memories.
Fatima she’s so cute bless her
Little Fatima is the highlight of this whole trip, I tell you ❤
I love how genoursly Fatimah's grandma gave the whole bottle of honey..❣️🙏
And it's 50 € for this bottle, she's vert generous women ..🙂
@@oumousara - ya it would be much more difficult to give, especially when you know it's - 50 euro..😂
And it's very expensive tho
She said take it , all of it , that's the generousity of Moroccans !
Morocco Loves All Nationalities No Difference Between Jewish Nasrani Arab Christian
I love this show, I appreciate not seeing Gordon yell at people and be the sweet and humble guy he really is.
the reason is the enviroment, toxic or healthy.
citys are sick enviroments.
Right
Why should he yell at people in their own country ? if he does they'll generously beat the hell out his ass 😂😂
He’s actually a very decent kind guy. The shows are scripted for viewing purposes hence the drama. I love Gordon, we share the same birthday except the year lol! I’d kill for Tania now yum. Miss my country and sad I left
Ok now im obsessed with this country
Welcome to Morocco. You'll love it.
Welcome...🙂
The women there are crazy
@@Felix-vz1ezbro wdym crazy?
@@Felix-vz1ezour women are thouger than your man✌️
This culture is fascinating. I love how open-minded and respectful Gordon is
تحياتي من العراق للشعب المغربي العظيم
When you're a Morroccan and you understand all the lunguages in the video
Yes Amazigh can understand any language 💪🏻
YEEEEEEES
Exactly lol HHHHHHHHHHH
Without any doubt 😁✌
I visited Morocco recently. The people in the villages are so wonderfully warm and happy They are generous beyond words. Their way of life really started me questioning my own, particularly with what I considered to be necessary in life. Life for me is so much simpler now
Awww how cute is little Fatima. Gordon’s little sous chef.. Those dishes looks amazing 👍🏾
Fatima is going places with that smile
The moroccan hospitality is the best one in the whole wild world.. generous and welcoming people all over the country, proud to be Moroccan ❤
I'm Pakistani living in UK and it's similar in Pakistan. Greetings and salam to our Moroccan brothers and sisters ✌️
@@beardedbloke2521 love my pakistanis ❤🇲🇦🇵🇰
No it is Turkey
@@1480f you have never been in Morocco 😉 i can understand
@@1480f turkeys hospitality is also good but it doesnt mean that moroccos is bad. You just have never been to morocco
Im a Danish man as white as A4 paper, i went on a trip from Essaouira, to Marakesh, and then to Rabat with a Moroccan friend of mine, BLIIIP the food was some of the best ive had in my life, there was like, a liver meatball sandwich that ive sadly forgotten the name of that i could eat forever and be happy
"As white as paper" i guess you didn't have to mention this, plus a handful of moroccans are as white as "paper"
@@jonas894 only the northern morocco who are descendant of the Al Andalus refugees who fled the spanish inquisitions are white, most of them are brown.
@@wewenang5167 hahaha, bullshit.
@@wewenang5167 Wrong
@@wewenang5167 wrong, up north here we have many different skin colors. Most of us are tan not white
♥ 😘 From Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥ 😘 to our beloved brother Morocco 🇲🇦
Brother's together and forever🇵🇰❤️🇲🇦
Fatima is so cute I love her🥺
A big shout out to all the Amazigh people out there.
Beautiful music they made on another Morocco documentary with a French film maker
i love how they are devoted to islam
@@zaid9026 shhhh, you mustn't talk about Almohades caliphate, they most not know that Moroccan berbers were the most zealous empire in the world.
"Azul" to you too
It's how we say hi
@@zaid9026 Nothing to love about that.
I'm Morrocan and seeing Gordon Ramsey making Rfisa with chicken made my cry of joy! It's my favourite Morrocan dish, and the one he made looked amazing!
Fatima is such an angel ❤️ The Moroccan hospitality, cuisine and culture looks so beautiful and wholesome! Half my family went to Marrakesh a few years back and shared some awesome stories about it.. wish I could go for a day at least
I laugh when the men took chef ramsay to the Male Camel 😂
And when chef ramsay took a ride on the Donkey! 😂
I like how Fatima help him get the Honey and helped him cook! What a cute little angel she is! 😊
And when the guy said that camel meat is like viagra 😂😂
Allah protect all Moroccans around the world amine
Little fatima is so adorable bless her.
شو حلويين اهل المغرب بجننوا 😍😍
🇸🇾❤️🇲🇦
Fatima likes Gordon’s cook. She’s an angel.
“These buggers took me to a male camel to ‘milk’..”🤣
Fatima is so cute even camera man cant stop showing her smile again and again 😘
Fatima will ever cherish this memory forever!
Thank you chef for spotting light on Moroccan cuisine while showing how kind, generous and hospitable are Moroccan peopole.
Salaam to Morocco 🇲🇦 love and prayers from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Amazing people I went Morroco 2 times it’s like ur in different time ancient times it’s so wonderful people and place😍
Morocco has a lot to offer, it is a mix if old and new ancient and Modern life.
Fatima's smile is so precious
What a beautiful country! Love this video! I wish I could go there someday!
hi friend your welcome in here enytime of the year I'm imad nice to meet you. I have alot of friends from united state France Italy lives in Morocco they are amazing people if you are interested one day coming In here .will be honor to have you ❤
Ur welcome
U welcome enytime
Truly amazing looking food I'd love to try. But I'm sorry ..... Fatima completely stole the show with ease. Cute as a button. What a lovely and super sweet little girl. God bless her.
I'm from Morocco and we speak more than 7+ languages, we want to welcome people around the world!
Ranking nicest people in the world
1. MOROCCO❤️
2. Morocco
3. Morocco
SOURCE: FATIMA ❤️
المغرب جميله اوي وحبيت اروحها من الفيديو تحياتي من مصر
Mr Gordon it is wonderful to have you here in my beloved country, I hope you've had a great time.
One thing that would like to mention is that you keep repeating the same mistake when it comes to the history of this land, the Ottomans have never set a foot in Morocco.. and as a matter of fact the Moroccan identity that you've seen and experienced was established centuries before even the Ottomans existed in Anatolia (today's turkey).
I hope you visit us again.. there is a lot more to the Moroccan cuisine than what you've tasted in Fas :))
EXACTLY !!
I believe he means the Ottoman influence in Morocco which was in fact an influence that was felt in every North African and middle eastern country. This is because the Ottoman Empire was the leading khilapha in the Muslim world at its peak. From spices to instruments and offcourse the hamam (which in fact came from the ottomans)
@@billydanger2312 no i assure you there is no influence of the ottomans in morroco.
The spice morroco used centuries before ottomans because we had already a trade with China and India(read the history of morroco) and the hammams they where not ottomans but greek and later used by the romans centuries before the ottomans!!
@@billydanger2312 Morocco was controlling the Iberian peninsula for ove 800 years, very little influence from the Ottomans, Public baths (or hammams )were introduced to morocco by the Romans, some 2000 years ago. Long before any interaction with the Ottomans. Also the Ottomans never added Morocco to their dominion unlike other countries in the region.
@@billydanger2312 ancient carthaginian ruines in tunisia of kerkouane prooved that hammam was always there even before the romans and ottomans ,part of morocco was carthaginian so it is no surprise
The Almohad dynasty, a Berber empire, made hammams popular throughout the country in the 12th century. Gordon is with the berbers, yet he can't help insulting them by claiming their traditions are Turkish and that the Ottomans brought it their in the 12th century. The Ottomans' lackluster attempt to make Morocco a vassal state ultimately failed when Murad III invaded in the 16th century and the Turkish army was paid in gold to leave. The so-calked vassal period lasted only 2 years between 1576 and 1578. Hammams were already there, Gordon!
"I am the mushroom king"
Incredible video! As a Moroccan, I highly respect Gordon's appreciation of our culture given he is an international eminent chef. The people featured in this episode couldn't have represented our culture and customs any better, Moroccans are kind, hospitable and immensely generous from the North of the nation to its South, and these are qualities which are engraved into our identity as Moroccans!
I love this vlog, Moroccan culture and hospitality are good. and Gordon respect there culture and foods
Out of all your TV shows to do with cooking this one is by far the best Gordon , please may it continue .
The first time I see him not complaining Morocco done good
Lol they played Gordon into milking a male camel,I love Morocco
That Butcher is no joke.
🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
😂
love this country from algeria !
Were basically the same country bro 🤣
The people are the same and the borders are only made recently.
@@ssailiQ totally agree, I see no difference between Morocco and Algeria on all levels, the good people are the same, and the garbage people are the same, too bad for us only garbage people run our countries, we're like Kurds divided into 4 countries, we are divided into 7 countries and it's sad enough but some garbage people wants to make it even worse pushing everyone to hate each other to preserve their borders and seats.
@@ssailiQ no we are not the same, read some history.
@@ssailiQ no we are not
Amazing rich culture Morocco in North Africa and Gordon did a great job! Next try Somali food Gordon native home of the camel 🇸🇴 ✌️
I just love the mushroom man! King of Mushrooms!!!!
Fatima is the sweetest girl
The Ottomans never conquered Morocco
well the morroccon food did conquer the ottomans, we eat similar food, probably cuz ottomans conquered neighbour countries...=)
The Umayyad Caliphate did. But he probably mixed it up with the Almohad Caliphate
He said "the Ottomans"
@@thegalhorowitz we have nothing in common with our neighbors especially the food!
They stopped at tlemcen
The ministry of culture of Morroco has a big job to do, to explaining to the rest of the world the morrocan history !! because like we see in this excellent video of Gordon ,he is wrong about Ottomans french and spain influence
Wrong about Ottoman , but right about french and spanish.
You also have to check your history, yes he is wrong about ottomans but definetly right about french and spanish influence, even roman and greek influence back on the days. It is Not only amazigh and arabic culture even if though these two are the most comon
totally agree with you! it is a nerve-racking to hear what he said about Ottoman influence in food and hammam! i wanted to slap my screen lol
@@Visit_Tangier wrong wrong wrong go open a history book lazy people
@@zeddii7126 YOU ARE AN ALGERIAN WHO HATE THE GREAT LONG HISTORY OF MORROCO !! YOU ARE PAID JUST LIKE THE 10.230 ALGERIANS to write bad about morroco on social media !: check the last report facebook and google made about algerians who are paid by the military regime to write bad things about morroco
They must be blue Zoners and live beyond 100...nature is breathtaking and the people are just amazing. What a place and way to live...wow
yea the ritual of cooking, a strong community, being physically active, alll natural ingredients...no stress of a busy city etc
@@thegalhorowitz You summed it up perfectly...
@@suzanw9314 far from reality most people i know that visit our big cities are usually disappointed cus they think they gonna find old buildings and stuff but they end up finding skyscrapers and modern cities
مرحبا في المغرب
@@thegalhorowitz مرحبا في المغرب
God bless fatima! ❤️
Fatuma's smile is beautiful warm
I really loved how respectful Gordon was and open to try a few authentic dishes. And this family was so hospitable and respectful towards Gordon as well. And the little girl, Fatima, such cuteness ma sha Allah (L)
Morocco was always a cross-over for diverse cultures …and that what exactly make it unique
Isn't that the case for all countries? That's how cultures and ethnicities are made.
AWESOME!!!!! I just watched parts 1 & 2! LOVED them! Thanks for making an incredible cuisine documentary Team Ramsay!!!!!!
I have been to 2 countries in North Africa, but unfortunately not Morocco, and was amazed at the fusion of Mediterranean culture and Arab and French Cultures, in THIS video!!!!
wish you go there as soon as possible!!! I truely recommend it . You'll be more than welcome !!!!!!!!!
Thats sad that you have not been to Morocco because its the most welcoming country in the Arab world.
@ⴰⴽⵙⵉⵍ | Aksil I think you need to read my comment again there pal!
Imazighn culture
@ⴰⴽⵙⵉⵍ | Aksil the majority are not offended
I am Morocan who live in UK (Cymru), I am sure you will also enjoy other areas of Moroccan country side which are very different from city life, in good way. 😊
the sweet little girl saves him many times
Richtig cool mal was anderes zu sehen wie er durch verschiedene Kulturen und Länder geht sehr interessant
the last time i saw ppl this welcoming and friendly to guests was in crete in a small taverna in a tiny village ... the hotel food was dogshit so we went there lol ... ended up there every single night for 3 weeks ... we played with there kids got to know grandparents ect as a child its one of my best memorys of traveling abroad
As a berber, I'm proud❤
Morocco the land of amazigh ♥️♥️♥️ good food and beautiful culture and of course great generous people, and little chef Fatima so cute and confident
Thank you Chef RAMZAY for this video , you seemed so respectful , and you manage to show and respect our berber culture , i’m an Algerian berber (amazigh) and seeing that others are getting to know more about my cultural makes me very happy … I think this is one of the best outcome and advantage of technology and social media !
Morrocan ans Algérien cultur are not the same
Tunisian berber here and I can assure you that our cultures are different with few similarities in language and traditions but overall each berber in each country or group has their unique heritage
@Sun Lolita @@berg9946 Yes, but there are more similarities between the different Berber tribes than differences. Also, all Berber dialects are very familiar, whether it's Shleu7 or Rif or Kabyle, etc, as soon as the words are written down or translated you'll notice immediately that the words are the same except that they're just pronounced a bit differently. Of course, you'll find some uniqueness here and there, but overall they have the same basis and the cultures just contain varieties of the same things.
This environment makes Gordon a whole different person than what we see in restaurants 😂
The camel walked away with class and grace, like 😌☝🏿 I’m done and WALKNG away
Gordon kissing the camel is hilarious to an arab person but wholesome to a western person and I’m both 😂
With this video i felt like time here has stopped in happiness like old times, those times i only have dreamed or see in the movies about old era where happiness , good food and humble people existing😃🥰
I want to go there and forget about this era we live with fair of Pandemie, war ,etc 😪
Thanks chef Ramsey for this amazing video with amazing, humble people😊😍
Fatima stole our hearts
Chef Gordon holding his little sous chef's hand on the way to get honey from her grandma is the sweetest. He's a good man❤
Chef Gorden, le hammam marocain est diférent du turque pour la simple raison que le turque n'ont jamais envahie le maroc
Respect from a morrocan woman🇲🇦
Im a Berbère from Algeria but I live in Ireland since 2003. I must say that this video made me homesick
Why moroco doesnt look like algeria
@@Mauri7782 Morocco & Algeria were one country before "France" devide us
In fact Berber across both countries have so much in common
Food
Language
Religion
Music
Culture
Land geographical characteristics
......ect
@@mahmoudiriadh0210 actually, morocco and Mauretania were one country , algeria(the northern part) was always seperate from morocco even before colonization
Even though we have the same culture
It dosent matter the country. From Libya to Mauritania the Berber culture is the foundation. The Maghreb countries are closer to each other than the whole European continent.
@@mahmoudiriadh0210 yes I’m Moroccan, I feel the same way about Algeria, it looks like home too❤️ We’re the same
Loved watching this 😃
Gordon: I've never milked a camel, seriously show me.
Moroccan boys: it's a male.
Gordon: ah fuck off, I'll get you back later.
Absolute gold.
Fatima is the cutest girl. What an awesome episode!
Morocco baby.. proud to be from them mountains.
Fatima is so cute Mashallah.❤️
this guys courage blows me away... i love u gordon
This show is amazing damn
Like your stories in morocco
All the food looks so delicious.
1 of the best shows i ever seen🌹
Fatima is a pure angel , god bless her with smile from the sky’s 😘
Gordon is next level awesome!
Wonderful cooking. I'd love to try all of that. 😃
Fatima is soo soo adorable
Great spirit Chef Ramsay💯❤
I love when fatima says that she loves m.Gordon dishes she's so cute❤
Thank you for the show, I enjoyed it so much. Funny, mysterious, and joyful. I’m in Morocco as we speak, and definitely I’ll visit few places from your show.
Fatima is so beautiful and kind 😍💖
Love this video! The Morrocans generousity and Gordons energy. Sous-chef Fatima is so adorable!
Thats the thing that makes a great chef legendary, always open to learn new styles food and open to learn about the culture to fully grasp the style of cuisines
Foods never failed to form a unity of human kind... Best foods served brooo
Fatima is sooo cute 🥺
he literally kissed the fuckin camel HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA im dying 💀