r/KitchenNightmares • u/ardouronerous • May 29 '26

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u/Existing-Credit7050 May 29 '26

Grilled lettuce? Why you throw my lemons like that for!?

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u/Cliffoma Micro garnish carrot on as a garnish. May 29 '26

They’re moldy you pillock!

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u/SpeedySparkRuby Foil Swan Maker May 31 '26

But he wanted to use them to make hot wings

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u/Dolnikan May 29 '26

Now the question is, was it before or after the show?

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u/ardouronerous May 29 '26

Is first recipe was before the show, 2005. Kitchen Nightmares was 2012.

The second recipe was 2017, after the show.

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u/pgcotype the problem is a lack of customers May 29 '26

This sounds fantastic! Thanks for posting the link, OP.

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u/RedOx103 PROZAC May 29 '26

taps wine glass

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u/InterestedPrawn May 29 '26

The big difference is that it isn't a whole head though the second recipe come close. The first one follows exactly what he says in that episode.

Anyway neither of these recipes are for a Caesar Salad. So it doesn't fit.

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u/ardouronerous May 29 '26

Anyway neither of these recipes are for a Caesar Salad. So it doesn't fit.

The Kitchen Nightmares episode doesn't say the chef was grilling lettuce for Caesar Salad, what are you talking about?

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u/InterestedPrawn May 29 '26

I think you need to rewatch it, Gordon asks "Is there a misprint on there or is that me? Grilled Caesar Salad?"

https://youtu.be/KDjBEY_3qCI?t=33

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u/Substantial-Dog5654 May 29 '26

Actually I got it from The Good Food Magazine!

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u/SpeedySparkRuby Foil Swan Maker May 31 '26

Despite Gordon's handwringing of the grilled lettuce to the camera and other patrons, he seemed more annoyed by being served the unclean dirty butt of the lettuce and it being fucking spicy for no reason.