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A Chef REMOTE CONTROLS a Home Cook! Handmade Ravioli

A Chef REMOTE CONTROLS a Home Cook! Handmade Ravioli

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Who said self-isolation has to be boring! In this episode, Mike is dared to better his skills in the kitchen by stepping up to James Remote Control Pasta Challenge. Does Mike manage to pull it off? Do our surprise guest judges laugh in the face of their video call cameras? Watch on to find out!
Date: 2020-08-17

Comments and reviews: 10


A video idea that can be done both like this video and in the studio:
Two normals and one chef.
One normal is cooking, one normal has the recipe and the chef has a bowl filled with suggestions on how the normal is going to read. The recipe steps are covered so that the normal can't cheat and read ahead. The normal can only read the recipe step once so the other normal who is cooking has to pay attention and remember everything.
For example: Barry is cooking, Jamie reads the recipe and Ben picks from the bowl. Jamie can read the first step like normal, for step two, Ben draws a paper/card that Jamie has to read the step while spinning around. For step three, Jamie has to read from a distance. For step four, Jamie has to read while the recipe is upside down. And so it continues until the recipe is done. I feel like this could be pretty challenging for the guys and very entertaining for us!
Also, finally the guys know how we feel watching all of their amazing food and not being able to smell or taste it!

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He actually did season the filling. He used half a cube of chicken bouillon which is quite salty. He should have checked later though and adjusted. But for someone in panic mode it looks quite good. It's most likely much better than any ready made store bought ravioli - you know, like the 4 cheese ones where you wonder what that rubbery so not cheese flavored filling it.
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I don't know if this is safe, but what about a chef remote-controlling a normal. without getting to see what the normal is doing? Kind of like Keep Talking and No One Explodes.
(Probably should have a third person watch and call out only if something dangerous is about to happen)

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Thank you guys for this video! I dont think I would have had the courage to do my own pasta at home without this video. It took me much more time than Mike and I didnt really rolled it thin enough, but it was a good meal and Im really happy of how it turned out: D
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You guys should do a challenge where a normal replicates a dish a chef is making simultaneously, but with the sound off so the chef can't explain the technique. Would work well with dishes which have complicated techniques!
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If we look at a graph of egocentrism vs achievements, James scores very well in being the most egocentric chef without any achievments. What a snob douche. All the others in the team are incredibly fun and interesting!
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you could still do a pass it on in isolation! something with a lot of resting time between the steps. someone gets a parcel with some indefinable blob in it and has to do something with it - i'd watch that. :)
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You should get one of your viewers (or get everyone involved using Zoom) to also do this! Then everyone can send in pictures of how it turns out. It'll be really funny and great for those self-isolating.
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Please Please more Remote Chef! So entertaining and great to see others creatively connecting in isolation.
Recipe suggestions - Pastries - Croissants, Pain au chocolat - or macarons!

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Don't forget about the utility workers. Water, and Power especially. We're still here, at work, doing what we do, and making sure y'all can be comfortable at home.
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