Gordon Ramsay & Chef Monique Fiso Prepare Their Maori Inspired Dish | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

Chef Monique Fiso shows Gordon Ramsay how they're going to cook their dish.
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[@wblyth4628]

Can't beat a hangi. Having it for dinner right now

[@dusssss631]

Wouldn't you also use some of the fire to roast stuff? Or would you do this as a separate thing?

[@wblyth4628]

@@dusssss631 the fire heats the rocks the rocks steam the water the dirt holds it in and it all steams. We Maori do roast food as well but it's easier to feed 100 people like this

[@browneyez_]

@@wblyth4628 hope you enjoyed it

[@Infern0121]

U absoloutley can beat it. Tbg

[@sammysofficial3]

This is a unique style that comes from the Pacific Islands... All Pacific Islanders knows this method... And it gives pure original taste than using stove

[@sir2657]

Due to their volcano activity the ground is warm

[@lisal8568]

Yup. And most south pac islanders have their own pit and stones in the back yard.

[@Infern0121]

It gives a taste alright, a taste of shite. There's a reason why sometimes when we invent new things we get rid of old things

[@soltrain7949]

​@Infern0121 sweet as, more for me 😂

[@unclebob4037]

​@@Infern0121not the real way so what ever your talking about is wrong, the real earth cooked way is the bomb its yum asf

[@mahonrymauigoa8049]

I want Gordon to go to Samoa and try the cooking/food😂

[@TIGERZY2K]

This legendary grand pappy British chef Gordon Ramsay had a hard time digging up the pit in New Zealand while cooking the traditional Maori lamb.

[@walkthetalk385]

Cool Gordon your a good man… and big ups Monique showem Māori styles…

[@paytonruss55]

Always cracks me up watching them try dig the pit with shovels and not a proper spade lol heoi te pai hoki to mahi kia korua. Mahia te mahi 👌🏾

[@benicetome5341]

Yeah hard out, we use the spade to dig the hole and the shovel to scoop out dirt and moving the rocks lol

[@teeravaga6758]

Hey Gordon try coming to Fiji 🇫🇯...and try our nice and delicious Lovo and also traditional cooking

[@mihaiemilpuiu5728]

The best

[@aliciftci3368]

Good job

[@DespertarLatino]

Very similar to our Pachamanca in 🇵🇪

[@luscus9754]

Nothing in the world compares to hangi cooked food.

[@hnarry]

Boilup

[@uriiaahteohaere3919]

😂

[@Infern0121]

It's bland crap mate, accept reality

[@ninenznine533]

Someone gonna have a good sleep tonight hahahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣✨💫✨💫🥰🥰

[@joseringi-kaiawe7204]

I’m having hangi for Christmas

[@hewey4899]

I think Monique was a bit mean to Gordon - we have a permanent hangi pit at home. I think making Gordon dig a new pit was punishment for his atrocious pronunciation of Te Reo Maori?

[@gaylewhauwhau3972]

You think or maybe it was his swearing 😂

[@chrishyson1900]

She’s on the show ‘Finale table’ …on Netflix this is cool

[@kurahoani2874]

Gentle with the rocks ramsey

[@AyeYoALBERT]

I wish he went to Samoa

[@coastalpursuit04]

Chaaahooo once Maori always Maori miss our hangi's

[@ronstallworth9421]

Cooking method is similar to what native Hawaiians do.

[@KMDragonS]

The natives in Hawaii and New Zealand had a common ancestor

[@Eli-jk7yp]

@@KMDragonS didn't everyone had the same ancestor? 🤣

[@beezusbeez3051]

Yes that is correct. Well done you!

[@hareteimanaehau25]

@@beezusbeez3051 well actually we came from Hawaiki not Hawaii it is the home place to us Maori. Some people say it's in the Pacific or in America but I personally think it is somewhere in the Pacific

[@missingMBR]

The earth oven was used around the globe. It's the polynesian cultures that have held onto the tradition, known as the hāngī, lovo, umu or imu.

[@titodescartes8289]

I would love to see Ramsey in marzipan City

[@Frank-rx8ch]

Tumeke Monique.Put dat pakeha to the test.

[@snh444]

Wow, what a unique primitive cooking method!

[@demonyakku3710]

They use to cook bodies of their defeated enemies using pit owen.

[@HotEatTheFood]

and americans in james town ate a teenage girl. what is your point?

[@gaylewhauwhau3972]

​@@HotEatTheFood, He hasnt got a point ,just another hater.

[@CuznRemy]

his pronunciations are to funny

[@markdavids2511]

The Mauri were heavily into cannibalism

[@gaylewhauwhau3972]

No we werent ,it was during tribal skirmishes, know -all and its Maori not mauri you ignorant pakeha.

[@martmart.]

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[@karenherangi6125]

Das wassup

[@metal87power]

Cooking with shovel?

[@rebeccataua844]

Lmao the only seasonal ingredients bak then was salt n pepper lol natural flavour is the best just sayin 😊😊

[@marianikora1818]

INVADERS

[@eamonfire]

Is the world still not ready for sweary words yet?

[@LukeMorphett]

Neither of those two know how to dig, that I can tell you.

[@tekopuakanapanapa6824]

You must pride yourself on your digging technique. Well done 👍

[@gaylewhauwhau3972]

Well she tried and they pulled it off good one.

[@crucialfarmsurbanandfresh]

Did they eat the food. Or was this just a waste of my time

[@Hoik_it]

The title only mentioned preparing. You appear to have sold yourself a dummy

[@wblyth4628]

They do later in the episode.

[@jace3132]

" *_Prepare_* Their Maori Inspired Dish"

[@samshorto5433]

Are you always this obnoxious?

[@bomblifenewzealand]

Please pronounce our kupu properly please. When showing the world our tradition please get our pronounciations locked down first.