Chef vs Normals: Reviewing Global Easter Dishes

It’s Chef vs Normals today as they try to guess the correct countries by taste testing Easter food from all around the world.

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Comments

  1. ankaarne

    What's it with the Sorted Crew and pronouncing Italian names of dishes in a Spanish way? "Eggers" earlier and Mike this time.

  2. Lyman Dyer

    I feel like Ben should have won this one for getting the country of origin bang on twice in the 'travelled from' section.

  3. Darthplagueis13

    They could have guessed that last one if they listened a bit more carefully. Mike mentioned it contained Pecans, and since Pecans are an american nut (specifically, northern central america), that really increased the odds of it being a dish from some part of america. The notion of it being related to an ancient roman dish also was a hint: It would be related to a country that had romanic influences.

    This both pointed towards Mexico as Mexico is the most northern latin american country.

  4. Dominic Crimmings

    Ah, you see, the thing with "useless knowledge" is that the clue is in the name, it's useless mostly ????

    Very funny vid though lads and still laughing at the genius of Jamie saying "Eggers" LOL

  5. kjgomes

    As someone whose family is from Goa, it was nice to see sorpatel being represented. While we might eat it with bread rolls, they would not be split in half nor buttered. I'm pretty sure there are no rice dishes like what you served, however, the name you used, sanna, is definitely something served with sorpatel, but it is not what you have. Sannas are made using a batter of ground rice and coconut that is leavened with toddy (or, nowadays, most often, yeast) and steamed in little bowls to make soft, spongy and slightly sweet breads. So definitely a fail on your rice. If rice is served with sorpatel, it tends to be a pilaf rice (pulao) with onions, a little tomato, whole spices and chicken broth.

  6. Darthplagueis13

    As a german, gotta say that Falscher Hase is usually not dressed up that decoratively. Usually it's just a slang word for Meatloaf.

  7. 18michi96

    That "Falscher Hase" looks pretty. Sometimes its wrapped in Bacon so it doesn´t get dry…

  8. Dulainey 94

    So Benjamin Bunny left Peter and Cottontail for Shaun the sheep and… Um… Togepi? So cute though, I love it!!

  9. Rodrigo Cazanova

    If Kush had put the tortilla base for the capirotada, that would have been a walk in the park. Good choice to not put it in xD

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