Ep 6. Spanish Restaurants
- December 8, 2009
The F Word UK is back for season 5 and the latest episode, titled "Spanish Restaurants," takes Chef Gordon Ramsay on a journey to some of the best Spanish restaurants in the UK. The episode opens with Ramsay meeting Spanish chefs like Quique Dacosta and Jose Pizarro to learn about the cuisine and its origins.
As Ramsay continues his exploration of Spanish food, he visits some of the most authentic and renowned Spanish restaurants in the UK, meeting their chefs and trying their signature dishes. One such restaurant is Barrafina in London, which is considered to serve some of the best tapas in the city. Ramsay tries several dishes, including their signature octopus dish and their infamous tortilla.
The episode also features a segment on Paella, which is often considered the national dish of Spain. Ramsay visits a restaurant that serves paella to find out what it takes to make the perfect dish. He learns about the different types of rice used, the cooking technique, and the various ingredients that go into the dish.
Another restaurant visited in the episode is Iberica in Manchester, known for their creative and modern take on traditional Spanish cuisine. Here, Ramsay tastes a dish that combines Iberico pork and octopus, giving him a different take on the classic combination.
Throughout the episode, viewers get a sense of the passion and dedication that Spanish chefs have for their cuisine. From the sourcing of high-quality ingredients to the meticulous preparation of each dish, it's clear that these chefs have a deep love and respect for the food they serve.
As the episode wraps up, Ramsay shares his own recipe for a classic Spanish dish: Patatas Bravas. He shows viewers how to make the perfect crispy potatoes with a spicy tomato sauce, offering tips and tricks along the way.
Overall, "Spanish Restaurants" is an educational and entertaining episode that showcases the diverse and delicious world of Spanish cuisine. Whether you're a fan of tapas or paella, this episode is sure to leave you hungry for more.
