Gordon Ramsay Eats Worms From a Cactus | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

less than 1m read

·Nov 11, 2024

[rock music]

GORDON RAMSAY: [inaudible], you are crazy. OK. Lasso.

GORDON RAMSAY (VOICEOVER): Over 30 years of working as a chef has all been leading to this moment-- catching a Peruvian cactus worm with a lasso. Una, dos, tres. Ah. Yeah. [laughter]

GORDON RAMSAY: Hey, Haresh. I'm going to kill you. You gotta get up here first. Oh, man. Oh! [laughter] Excuse me, that is not funny. Be careful.

GORDON RAMSAY: This is super dangerous. Uno, dos, tres. Oh! Yeah! [laughter] Si! Si, si, si! [inaudible] [speaking spanish] Hey, good job. [laughter] Look at that.

Seriously? [bleep]

[music playing]

Going to be delicious. I'm proud of you. [inaudible] Ay, yay, yay. They're like giant caterpillars. How did he first learn about these? [inaudible] Excellent.

And how old were you when you first started dangling off the side of a cliff with your dad looking for worms? Six or seven. Amazing.

I'm just going to get them a little bit dry, just so it doesn't crackle. OK, go. [sizzling]

Whoa! [bleep] You OK? [laughter] Oh, bravo! [laughter] Thank you.

GORDON RAMSAY: Stop it. [laughter] It's like a-- it's like a crispy, uh-- like a crispy cockroach. [laughter]

[music playing]

The taste was crispy to begin with-- fine. However, the inside? Nah. No bueno.

But this is how they survived so remotely-- protein growing literally in a cactus. So an amazing secret, and a big eye-opener.

Elon Musk On How To Be Most Useful

15 Types Of Mindset

View All

Alternating series test | Series | AP Calculus BC | Khan Academy

Let’s now expose ourselves to another test of convergence, and that’s the alternating series test. I’ll explain the alternating series test, and I’ll apply it to an actual series while I do it to make the explanation of the alternating series test a littl…

Interpreting motion data | Physics | Khan Academy

Let’s learn about position time graphs and position time tables to analyze motion. Let’s start by considering a car going at a constant velocity. To create a position timetable, let’s take snapshots of it at, say, every five seconds. So here we go, boom! …

Adding and subtracting polynomials of degree one | Algebra 1 (TX TEKS) | Khan Academy

Let’s say that a is equal to 6 m - 4 N minus 7 p, and let’s also say that b is equal to 7 m - 3 n + 5 P. What I want to do in this video is figure out what is a + b equal to, and I want to express that in terms of M’s, n’s, and P’s. I want to use as few t…

Worked example: Merging definite integrals over adjacent intervals | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy

What we have here is a graph of y is equal to f of x, and these numbers are the areas of these shaded regions. These regions are between our curve and the x-axis. What we’re going to do in this video is do some examples of evaluating definite integrals us…

Ben Huh on Therapy

My name is Benoit, and I’m the founder and former CEO of the Cheeseburger Network, and also co-founder of the news app Circa. Now, I work at Y Combinator on some special projects. I first started going to therapy about four or five years ago when I was g…

Animals Cannot Be Blue | Explorer

[music playing] Sometimes nature plays tricks on us. What we think we know to be true may not be. Animals, for example, have lots of secrets, like their remarkable use of color to attract mates or disguise themselves from predators. Well, it turns out the…

Gordon Ramsay Eats Worms From a Cactus | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

More Articles