Gordon Ramsay - How to slice a pepper

CreamKsays...

I prefer the usual way, i get to use the whole edible part of it. With Ramsays method, you are not using the part under your finger (top? bottom? opposite the stump? not native english so don't know what that part is called.) I just cut around the "stump", no seeds and the whole vegetable is used.

chingalerasays...

With his method, the seeds and septum are easily eviscerated w/o precision grooming. The small amount of flesh you lose in minimal. That top part with the stem is of so little consequence and what you lose has little flavor. I've never trimmed a pepper this way, I always half it, and trim the seeds and septum after.

Ramseys' no speed-freak......always thought he was a self-medicating bi-polar-OR, he could be one of those cats high on life's, WTF's...either, other, he's one wound-tight control-freak!

CreamKsaid:

I prefer the usual way, i get to use the whole edible part of it. With Ramsays method, you are not using the part under your finger (top? bottom? opposite the stump? not native english so don't know what that part is called.) I just cut around the "stump", no seeds and the whole vegetable is used.

Sagemindsays...

Na, My way is better,
I start it the top, cut a circle all around the stem, making sure to push the knife in deep, and pull the stem out whole with all the seeds. Then it's cleaned out and ready to begin either cutting or stuffing.

Hi way seems, although isn't wrong, just seems odd to me.

Edit: ...And for the record, it was a chef that showed me to cut it this way in the first place.

enochsays...

if you are cutting pepper rings the technique you are using is far better but for julliene the technique ramsay is showing is better.

all depends on what you are trying to do.

Sagemindsaid:

Na, My way is better,
I start it the top, cut a circle all around the stem, making sure to push the knife in deep, and pull the stem out whole with all the seeds. Then it's cleaned out and ready to begin either cutting or stuffing.

Hi way seems, although isn't wrong, just seems odd to me.

Edit: ...And for the record, it was a chef that showed me to cut it this way in the first place.

chingalerasays...

- use that stem-popper technique as well sagemind, works best for me and doesn't make you look as if you've been trained pretentiously...

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