Gordon Ramsay showed his cheeky side when he poked fun at celebrity chef Jamie Oliver in an amusing Instagram video on Sunday.
F-Word star Gordon, 55, shared a comment from a social media user that read, “I bet you’re one of those chefs who just steals other people’s recipes.”
Gordon pointed to himself before wagging his finger and mouthing “no, no, no,” and then saw him whirl around to reveal Jamie’s 2004 book, “Jamie’s Dinners,” tucked in the back of his jeans.
Playful: Gordon Ramsay, 55, showed his cheeky side when he mocked fellow celebrity chef Jamie Oliver in an amusing Instagram video on Sunday
He captioned his post: “If you let @tillyramsay do your social media. Kid….my secrets out!!’
In 2020, Australian chef Mitch Orr accused Gordon of “stealing” one of his signature dishes.
Back then, the outspoken British chef uploaded a video to Instagram of him preparing a Vietnamese braised pork carbonara served with egg yolk.
Cheeky: Gordon pointed to himself before wagging his finger and mouthing “no, no, no” and saw him turn to reveal Jamie’s book, which was tucked in the back of his jeans
Mitch claimed the recipe was an exact replica of one of his dishes – macaroni, pork head and egg yolk – that was once served at his former ACME restaurant in Sydney.
He commented on Gordon’s post, “Looks familiar mate,” which garnered immediate support from the hospitality industry.
Mitch said that while chefs and cooks don’t own recipes of their own, it “is standard etiquette to give credit where credit is due.”
Allegation: F-Word star Gordon shared a comment from a social media user that read, “I bet you’re one of those chefs who just steals other people’s recipes.”
Out of control? He captioned his post: “If you let @tillyramsay do your social media. Kid….my secrets out!!’
“Gordon is one of the greatest chefs in the world with over 9 million followers on social media – the right thing is to acknowledge where the inspiration for the dish came from,” said Emerald City.
It comes after Gordon faced criticism last week after a viral TikTok video showed him climbing into a coop of lambs and saying: ‘I’m going to eat you! Yummy, yummy, yummy, yummy, yummy.”
As the lambs happily trotted over to greet him, he asked, “Which one goes in the oven first?” before pointing to one and declaring, “You!”
repeat history? In 2020, Australian chef Mitch Orr (pictured) accused Gordon of “stealing” one of his signature dishes
Eventually, Gordon called out, “Oven time,” as he stalked the frightened baby animals.
The TV star captioned his upload: “The lamb sauce still hasn’t been found in the making of this video….”
TikTok users were quick to comment, with one insisting, “Ok I’m not vegan or vegetarian but that crosses the line,” while another joked, “Don’t play with your food Gordon.”
Shocking: “Who gets in the oven first? You!’ exclaimed Gordon as he pointed to a cute little lamb before climbing in with the little flock in a controversial TikTok video
“Gordon please leave her alone, find the lamb sauce not the lamb,” pleaded one person who viewed the video.
Another wrote: “Okay I think Gordon lost it for good. Somebody do something before it’s too late,” while another commented, “Gordon I think you need a break from Tiktok.”
Many users asked if his video should goad TikToker That Vegan Teacher, with one saying, “Gordon will be the main villain in vegan teacher stories.”
Poor flock: The users of the video platform were stunned by the clip, which showed the celebrity singing: “I will eat you!” with the innocent baby animals
“Is that your answer to the vegan teacher?” someone else asked
Self-proclaimed animal activist Kadie Karen Diekmeyer became a TikTok sensation as That Vegan Teacher after going viral for her videos promoting a vegan lifestyle.
In 2021, Gordon was called out for his love of meat by the vegan TikToker, who sang, “Eating animals is wrong Gordon Ramsay / Hurting animals is wrong Gordon Ramsay / And if you call me a ‘donut’ that’s fine, as long as you eat vegan from now on.”
In a viral video response, the celebrity chef addressed the drama by eating a burger on camera and calling Kadie a “vegan donut” while nodding to her song.
“Beef burgers were consumed in the making of this TikTok,” he captioned the video and later posted the video to his Instagram account, adding, “It’s an honor that a song was written about me… now back to my beef burger.” “
goading? Many users asked if his video was meant to poke fun at TikToker, the vegan teacher with whom Gordon had an ongoing feud