Here’s Gordon Ramsay’s scallops with cauliflower puree on minimum wage. Only it’s not scallops, but king oyster mushrooms. Ain’t nobody got enough side hustles to afford fresh scallops in this economy. Close your eyes, drink a bottle of vodka, and you won’t be able to tell the difference anyway. But anyone with a bachelor’s degree in flipping burgers or higher can afford cauliflowers, especially if they’re frozen. And I know frozen cauliflowers have less flavor than wet cardboard, but butter and cream solve everything. This dish accidentally became vegetarian, and I’m sorry for offending Gordon Ramsey, but this thing was absolutely delicious. [Music]

45 Comments

  1. amazing minimum wage recipe, so simple and i can tell from the ingredients tho that it tastes good. id prolly sprinkle some garlic pepper sauce on it but thats personal preference

  2. Maybe huge scallops are expensive but in Miami I can get a bag of them what's expensive about them ? I mean even shrimp isn't too bad

  3. This is bad. Not the cooking but the idea substitution is good. Trust me if you really wanted something bad enough you would get it. Those who substitute are weak.

  4. Cool and all but low-end scallops are about the same price as king oyster mushrooms so you're not saving much if any at all.

  5. This dish is technically not vegetarian though. Mushrooms are not plants, they're fungi, and they're some pretty smart little lads.

  6. So I could either spend $8 on a pack of scallops, or i could spend $30 and get not the mushrooms, but the stuff to grow the mushrooms shipped. How practical

  7. i got two bags of free scallops from a food pantry church when i was down on money. people just dont know about the resources and alternatives for survival.

  8. cauliflower puree is… surprisingly not that bad. I've used it, and it's rather tasteless and the texture is alright. I HATE cauliflower, so– it was a nice change