Uncle Roger Found The WORST Orange Chicken (Rachael Ray. Again.)

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  @TeleologicalConsistency · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpXuPBQjBD8&amp;t=614">10:14</a> She put the chopsticks in to symbolize she finally finished murdering the dish.

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  @yendor0001 · 1 year ago

  Years ago, I watched my mother excitedly making a recipe she got from Rachael Ray. She followed the recipe exactly (Mom was a stickler). When it was finished, she commented that it didn&apos;t look very good but that she was still confident that it would taste good. Then she tasted it. The expression on her face was priceless. Like when you feed your dog a lemon. She didn&apos;t spit it out, but it was close. We went out for dinner. How Rachael Ray got a cooking show baffles me to this day.

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  @sayanjasu · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpXuPBQjBD8&amp;t=614">10:14</a> <br>Rachel Ray poking chopstick into rice to pay homage and respect to the dead orange chicken 😂😂

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  @dan797 · 1 year ago (edited)

  In 2002 I was diagnosed with cancer. I had three months of chemo and radiation. My twin sister came to New York and took care of me and every day we would watch the her idiotic cooking show—It was torturous watching her cook or try to cook ——the chemo and the radiation was much less painful than watching her. Trying to cook food. She’s a total fool. &nbsp;Thank you for your show. I appreciate your authenticity.

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  @billylmrval · 1 year ago (edited)

  &quot;Cilantro is American for coriander, and Rachael Ray is American for Jamie Oliver&quot;

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  @evrenseven · 1 year ago

  Remember that Anthony Bourdain left the Food Network because he said it&apos;s me or her and they picked her lol

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  @thebukojoeplays · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpXuPBQjBD8&amp;t=588">9:48</a> the lady in the middle was shaking her head, knowing that it&apos;s so bad, then she realized the camera was pointing at her, so she immediately changed to nodding.

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  @spaceo8568 · 1 year ago

  She looks like she doesn&apos;t even want to be there. She used to smile. Now she just looks contractually obligated. Lol

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  @LogicalNiko · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpXuPBQjBD8&amp;t=30">0:30</a> - &quot;They gave us beef broth&quot;. Note this is a clue into how cooking TV production works now. &nbsp;The people who run the show are essentially just the performer. &nbsp;They don&apos;t prepare the food, they don&apos;t make the recipe, they don&apos;t even pick the general theme of the show. &nbsp;A marketing team goes out and tries to gauge recipes that are &quot;trending&quot;, they try to invent a different take on existing recipes, they pick items and brands to insert and showcase based on sponsor agreements. &nbsp;Then a script writer writes out the episode and Rachel just shows up and films &nbsp;two dozen of these things in a day. &nbsp;You could swap this out with any personality and the show would be the same. &nbsp;They just are putting the Rachel Ray brand on something completely produced by other people.<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpXuPBQjBD8&amp;t=450">7:30</a> - Of course she wouldn&apos;t cook the chicken. &nbsp;Thats done by a cook yesterday. &nbsp;She has 23 more shows to do today she can&apos;t be bothered to make anything 🤣

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  @leeyuzhen3598 · 1 year ago

  And we unlocked another line by uncle Roger that is getting usual &nbsp;&quot;That pan more crowded than Japanese train&quot;😂

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  @mokumboi19 · 1 year ago

  If the first step of orange chicken is to grab some beef broth, you do not need to be having a cooking show. Just leave. Take the whole staff with you. Go on. Get.

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  @Technobedwarior · 1 year ago

  She didn’t even stir the sauce like did y’all see the chunks of orange marmalade floating on the chicken

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