Gordon Ramsay Harvests Glacial Ice Cubes | Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted

TL;DR

Gordon Ramsay ventures to a fjord and discovers glacial ice to make the perfect cocktail.

Transcript

[music playing] GORDON RAMSAY (VOICEOVER): After a rough voyage, we've arrived at the end of the Tracy Arm Fjord to search for glacial ice. Oh my god. It's so-- GORDON RAMSAY: What a journey. --gorgeous. GORDON RAMSAY: It's beautiful. So we're looking for what size? So what we want to look for is something that's very rounded. GORDON RAMSAY: Right.... Read More

Key Insights

• 🥶 Gordon Ramsay explores the Tracy Arm Fjord to find the perfect glacial ice.
• 🥶 The team searches for rounded ice formations, indicating quality ice for cocktails.
• 🥶 Screw and hoist techniques are used to extract the ice from the iceberg.
• 🥶 The glacial ice provides a clean and fresh taste to the cocktails.
• 🧊 Ramsay expresses his satisfaction with the quality and uniqueness of the ice cubes.
• 🧊 The ice cubes are described as beautiful and perfect.
• 🥶 The crew enjoys a cocktail made with the glacial ice, toasting the success of their venture.

Questions & Answers

Q: Where does Gordon Ramsay go to search for glacial ice?

Gordon Ramsay explores the Tracy Arm Fjord to find glacial ice for his cocktails.

Q: How do they determine the suitability of the ice?

Ramsay looks for rounded ice formations, indicating that it has been shaped by the glacier.

Q: What is the secret behind making the perfect cocktail with glacial ice?

Ramsay explains that screwing the ice into the block and hoisting it on board is essential to prevent cracking.

Q: How does the ice taste in the cocktail?

Ramsay describes the ice as clean, fresh, and slightly effervescent, making the cocktail unique and enjoyable.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Gordon Ramsay and his crew search for glacial ice in the Tracy Arm Fjord, looking for rounded pieces.

• They find a perfect block of pure ice, suitable for making cocktails.

• Ramsay and his team struggle to screw the ice into hoists and finally succeed in getting it on board.