Eggs with butter or oil are the basic ingredients for an omelet, but what happens if you get 12 different chefs to make their version of the same classic dish? From the school cafeteria to Michelin Star restaurants, see how these chefs put their own spin on an omelet.
00:00 Intro
00:12 Diner Chef
01:56 French Chef
04:08 Culinary Instructor
05:35 Japanese Chef
06:42 Home Chef
08:07 Michelin Star Chef
09:55 Experimental Chef
11:52 Private Chef
13:02 Modernist Chef
14:29 Hotel Chef
16:00 Airline Chef
18:20 School Cafeteria Chef
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28 Comments
🇯🇵 wins this by light years!
Indian omelette kidhar hai
What is private chef 🤣😂😅
So Joy likes something big and filled with protein in the morning, ok….
De parte de España: me cago en toda tu buta madre
OMG the modernist chef committed a crime against the japanese ☠️☠️☠️
it looks a little bit like the modernist chef has clubbed fingers – no judgement at all, but this can sometimes be a sign of heart/lung diseases or even some cancers.
Please tell him to get it checked out if he hasn’t !!
Wow, didn’t know “Japanese” was also a designation. 🙃
Appreciate that the Japanese chef and the Michelin star chef used filters. It's all theoretically cool, but in practice people still find egg shells, which feels awful everytime.
the french guy and the michelin girl – the rest is not omelet
I find the comments about the airline chef funny. That kind of meals are the reason people with digestive problems or IBS are in a lot of pain and discomfort during and after the flight. Unpealed zucchini, bell pepper and muchrooms… Well, if you want to be bloated, gassy and have a lot of cramps then you should eat that. Hope chefs one day will get aware of those problems, and use other vegetables that don't cause problems like that.
wtf is kosher salt bro. stop making things jewish
I like how humorous and knowledgeable the French Chef. He's not snooty, he explains why each component is the way it is.
Japanese have smashed it there haven’t they no one else comes close
OMG Japanese omelete looks so nice
Just concerned and wanted to add this since I noticed the gentleman at 13:10. His nails look like nail clubbing which is a strong indication of underlying lung disease, if he hasn’t already been seen for it I hope he does just in case to be safe!
Watching this video makes me very sad because I can't eat eggs
5:19 so far they are only using non stick- cheating
18:10 hehe they didnt do REAL airline food
Garlic with everything in America! Crazy, lazy, an alternative to subtle introduction of proper flavour. Garlic ruins everything it touches. The French omelette was closest.
That Japanese omelette looks so amazing
Nobody did my way
The school chef did a great job, respect! ❤🏆😃
I love the passion of that airline chef
Дети
Wait, whay cafeteria is feeding 1 million people a day 😮😯😲
6:48 something big and protein filled in the morning , that gives me ideas
Almost closed the video at « Tabasco » but the rest of the recipes were pretty cool, Spanish tortilla Kimchi won