Gordon Ramsay has beaten Gino D’Acampo and marked him with a ‘donut’ after the chef shared his burger recipe with TikTok.
Celebrity chef, 54, was ‘duetted’ by his 44-year-old Road Road co-star after he went to the video-sharing app to post his burger night recipe, which included half a pig , half beef on top with caramelized onion toast, English mustard and red lettu.
In his original video, which has garnered more than 1.4 million views, Gino picks up the broker from his home in Sardinia, Italy to serve his family for a ‘burger night’.
But it was quickly shot by Gordon, who asked his friend to ‘leave the cooking to me’, in a second video containing 1.6 million people and filmed from his home in Cornwall.
‘Alright guys, tonight is burger night,’ says Gino as he makes the fast food.
‘Let me show you, a very simple, toasted base, you have to make it, a little bit of English mustard, a little mayonnaise, red lettu and crispy lettu on top, that’s it,’ he explains, put the broker together.
Picking up the fried broths from the pan, Gino then adds: ‘Then the burger, I make them with half beef and half pork. So you have the moisture of the pork and the taste of the beef. ‘
Then panchetta, smoky, crispy, panchetta, then finally caramelized onions. Ciao ‘.
Gordon Ramsay (left) has identified Gino D’Acampo (right) and identified him as a ‘donut’ after the chef shared his burger recipe with TikTok
While dozens praised the ‘tasty’ and ‘indulgent’ burgers, Gordon did not.
‘Seriously, Gino D’Acampo makes burgers,’ he sighs in the retro video.
‘Toast always,’ he begins.
English Mustard? What about Chipotle mayonnaise? What about lettu? You don’t put red lettuce on a baby burger, how many times have I told you? ‘
The acclaimed chef, 54, (left) was ‘duetted’ by his 44-year-old Roadmate after he went to the video-sharing app to post his burger night recipe, which contained half a pork, half ground beef toasted with caramelized onions, English mustard and red lettu. Gino burger is right
After Gino picks up the burgers from the pan, Gordon jokes: ‘Aren’t you going to cook the broker? ‘
Announced the brooches are made from two meats, Gordon says: ‘Keep a minute, it’s called a beef burger for a reason, not a pork burger,’
‘Gino, how many times have I told you, leave the cooking to me,’ asks the cook.
In his original video, which has garnered more than 1.4 million views, Gino picks up the broker from his home in Sardinia, Italy to serve his family for a ‘burger night’. But it was quickly shot by Gordon, who asked his friend to ‘leave me the cook’, in a second video containing 1.6 million targets filmed from his home in Cornwall.
‘Panchetta, you call it bacon,’ Gordon adds as the chef describes his burger top.
‘Come on man, how many times have I told you to make the burger what you do for me? ‘
As Gino begins to put more roofing on him, Gordon becomes quieter.
Caramelized onions, balsamic grapes, come on, they have better burgers in Iceland, aisle four! What are you doing, seriously ??
Appearing to bring it in good spirits, Gino said in the video caption: ‘I can’t wait to see a video of you cooking Italian food and then I’ll take my revenge. Miss you chef ‘.
Others seemed to like the video, praising the pair’s relationship.
‘Those two myths are funny as hell,’ said one of them, ‘I can’t wait to see their road trip with Fred,’ referring to their ITV show with Fred Siriex’s maître d’hôtel.
‘Friendship goals! My people are in ditches, ‘said another.
Although dozens praised the ‘tasty’ and ‘indulgent’ burgers, Gordon (left) was not seen. Burger is right
‘Fight chef, fight chef!’ a third joke.
Others mocked that the Icelandic burger was ‘really good’ and pointed out that Gino has its own line of ‘real Italian frozen food’ at the budget frozen supermarket.
Famous for his harsh criticism, Gordon has hit out as dozens of wannabe chefs in his #RamsayReacts series on TikTok.
Appearing to bring it in good spirits, Gino said in the video caption: ‘I can’t wait to see a video of you cooking Italian food and then I’ll take my revenge. Miss you chef ‘.
The acclaimed chef, who currently lives in the Cornish home he shares with his wife Tana, 45, and his five children aged one to 22, has been posting retrospective videos to the video-sharing app to offer some really tough advice for home cooks.
In one, it responds to one snippet naming a healthy food blogger an ‘ungodly sandwich’ while also encouraging one user to make Wellington beef with sausage.
In another clip, Gordon responds to a video of a U.S.-based Mythical Kitchen account making a ‘grmen ramen cheese sandwich’, which he says would like to ‘make this ram in the trash ‘.