Gordon Ramsay trashes Chrissy Teigen and Martha Stewart’s cooking skills
The chef said one dish looked like it had “seagull had s*** all over it”
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Your support makes all the difference.Never one to shy away from voicing his opinions, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay has made trolling people’s culinary creations on Twitter somewhat of a past time.
But when he made an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, host Andy Cohen asked him to up the ante and critique celebrity’s homemade meals instead.
Unknowingly, the perpetually sweary chef insulted the cooking of model Chrissy Teigen, fellow chef Martha Stewart and actress Priyanka Chopra.
When shown an image of Teigen’s meatballs on a hot dog bun, Ramsay slated is as “disgusting” adding that it looked like a “seagull had s*** all over it.”
The acclaimed chef also branded Priyanka Chopra’s homemade soup as “a dogs dinner” and reality TV star Kristin Cavallari’s French toast as “a log that had been stuck in the toilet.”
Even cooking legend Martha Stewart didn’t escape Ramsay’s acidic tongue after he said her iceberg wedge salad with a homemade Russian dressing looked “like it caught a disease.”
He also described Friday Night Lights actress Minka Kelly’s avocado and tomato on toast as “dry, insipid and bland-looking.”
While he might be known for his cutting tongue, the chef’s less-than-polite comments have previously landed him in hot water.
Only last month, Ramsay faced enormous backlash on Twitter after Ramsay compared an Indian dish to prison food.
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