
Marmite Gastronomy 2: Marmite Scrambled Eggs
6 months ago
This second episode of Marmite Gastronomy was made in response to TV chef Gordon Ramsay's attempt to make scrambled eggs. I was disturbed by the number of basic errors that he made:
youtube.com/watch?v=4MwZrYru4gk
This is how it should be done.
More Marmite gastronomy here:
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youtube.com/watch?v=4MwZrYru4gk
This is how it should be done.
More Marmite gastronomy here:
vimeo.com/605472
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muahahhaha
oh and it makes for a good thing to bring to a big free booze-filled summer concert series. unfortunately you cant bring the toast that easily but dont worry people (when they are that loaded and hear its british) will try it anyway. hahaha.
I like scrambled eggs, but Marmite still gives me the creeping willies...
Nice presentation, though, Steve....I'm hungry :-)
Although personally I wouldn't have asparagus for breakfast. Probably tomatoes and mushrooms. And bacon.
I like the idea of adding basil too.
Normally with eggs I have a good ol' cup of tea as well - apart from scrambled eggs. For some reason I think coffee goes better with them.
I'm with you on the tea/coffee business. Boiled and fried eggs go well with tea, but I always have coffee when they're scrambled.
Asparagus always reminds me of the Gary Larson cartoon (of 'The far side gallery' fame): Failed advertising slogans - 'I cuss, you cuss, we all cuss for asparagus!'
haha the plate at the end looks like its making the :/ face like its not quite sure if it wants marmite on it. haha.
I am very impressed with your coloured eggs but feel you ruined them with the addition of Basil.
great video, got a like, I like the toasting-machine, I wouln't call it a toaster. I would give the eggs some turns more (if you don't know the chicken personally) cause of salmonellas. The basil is best without any heating but otherwise a good idea, try it with sage also delicious.
I am beginning to suspect that with all this global warming England is becoming a Mediterranean country - barbeques... asparagus... basil with scrambled eggs...
The end result looked great
oh i will knock it...
does everyone in britain make eggs that runny? or is it just your preference? perhaps it's just my fear of bacteria...and i saw the face too meag!
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My wife and son are still more than horrified by the Marmite. I have been storing it in the refrigerator since I've not been eating as much but I do take it out and, remove the cap and sniff it quite often. Ahhhhh!