- Oh no !
- (speaking in foreign language)
- He was good at the beginning.
- Ahh
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- Hello, my name is Cristina.
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- My name is Susan Lopez.
- I'm going to be watching video.
Gordon Ramsey, he's going to be making Mexican Eggs.
- Gordan
- Gorrdan
- Gordan
- Ramsey
- I know he's a famous chef.
- I like his show.
I've seen him once or twice, and that was it.
- (speaking in a foreign language)
- I have seen his show, Hells Kitchen, and
I really don't like the way he treats his students.
- People have to work under pressure, so he does a good job.
I mean, if that's what you called pressure,
he does a good job.
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- I've always been the cook in my family.
- You know, as a Mexican woman,
I was raised to cook breakfast, you know,
everyday in the morning.
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- Spicy Mexican eggs, that title right there,
that could mean a lot of things.
To me, Spicy Mexican Eggs sounds like Huevos Rancheros.
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- I like to be organized, and I have to assign everybody,
you do this, like you peel the potatoes, you cut them.
I'll be screaming like "Hurry up Oscar, hurry up Maribell,
I'm ready for you guys." I relate it to Ramsey,
the way he, does with his, his people.
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- Let's see.
- All those ingredients,
I could just smell, the kitchen.
- Okay, I don't use cumins, but everything else is good.
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- Not tomatoes from a can.
- No, oh, no, no, no.
- No, no can, no beans from a can either.
- I've seen black beans,
I don't know why he calls them
"Authentically Mexican Beans."
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- He was doing good at the beginning,
the flavors, the dish, but
- The tortillas are a staple in Mexico,
except I don't think we would cut them up and use them
as a pie crust.
That's new to me.
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- Hm, No.
- (speaking in a foreign language)
- Oh, that's interesting.
- (speaking in a foreign language)
- No.
- I hope he cooks the eggs all the way.
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- Five eggs, though.
- We don't use that cheese on the eggs like that.
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- Okay, no,
I would never put the eggs on the oven like that.
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- Oh, No, (speaking in a foreign language)
- Well, it looks good.
- (speaking in a foreign language)
- I thought he was going to make Huevos Rancheros,
but not that doesn't look like Huevos Rancheros at all.
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- Shame on you, Mr. Ramsey.
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- I think it's a probably good dish,
I think I'm going to try it.
I would probably tweak it a little bit.
- I would probably use fresh tomatoes
and homeade cooked beans.
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- When you make Huevos Rancheros, you fry the tortillas,
and you cook the eggs, and then put them on top,
and then you make the salsa on the side.
- (speaking in a foreign language)
- I think it's nice that he tries different things.
He wants to be real, real Mexican.
I think he needs to take like maybe one or two classes.
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