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Now Gregor Fisher is serving up a treat - on his own YouTube cookery show

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Macdonald, S. (2026, October 2). Now Gregor Fisher is serving up a treat - on his own YouTube cookery show. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16179235/Now-Gregor-Fisher-serving-treat-YouTube-cookery-show.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-02 · by Stuart Macdonald

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Gregor Fisher, known for his role as Rab C Nesbitt, has launched a YouTube cooking channel after gaining popularity on social media with short recipe videos. His first video demonstrating how to make potato scones garnered over 2.5 million views, prompting him to move to longer-form content on YouTube from his home near Glasgow. Fisher’s new series features recipes like steak pie and aims to provide more detailed culinary instruction compared to the brief clips he previously shared on Instagram.
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Gregor Fisher, best known as the foul-mouthed character Rab C Nesbitt, has launched his own cooking show on YouTube. After gaining a significant following through social media platforms like Instagram, where he shared short clips of meal preparation, Fisher's daughter encouraged him to create longer videos for a theatre show about his life and career. His first video on YouTube, titled "Steak Pie with a twist," has already garnered attention. The 72-year-old actor aims to showcase more intricate recipes in these 10-minute videos compared to the brief clips he previously posted. Fisher's transition from acting to cooking highlights his versatility as an entertainer and his ability to engage audiences beyond traditional media formats like BBC.

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🔮 He said: ‘I said to her, “Who will want to listen to me?” and she said, “you like cooking, make some potato scones”.
🔮 But now Scotland’s ‘Sad Oompa Loompa’ has been left grinning after she was given a starring role promoting a big-budget Willy Wonka reality show.
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BBC Glasgow Instagram Rab C Nesbitt YouTube

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Fisher PERSON · 6× YouTube ORG · 4× Glasgow GPE · 3× Gregor Fisher PERSON · 2× Instagram ORG · 2× Rab C Nesbitt ORG · 2× BBC ORG · 1× Cissie PERSON · 1× Gary PERSON · 1× Greg McHugh PERSON · 1×

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Gregor Fisher has swapped his string vest for an apron in his new cooking programme The actor's first video is titled ‘Steak Pie with a twist’ His first video is titled ‘Steak Pie with a twist’ and features Fisher making the traditional favourite with suet pastry. He said: ‘I am going to make slightly more complicated recipes for this channel because you get 10 minutes and not the three minutes you get on that Instagram.
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🔮 He said: ‘I said to her, “Who will want to listen to me?” and she said, “you like cooking, make some potato scones”.

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He became a household favourite as the foul-mouthed, string-vested Glasgow ‘street philosopher’. asserted
He → become → philosopher
But now Rab C Nesbitt star Gregor Fisher has expanded his repertoire to his own cookery show. asserted
Fisher → expand → show
The actor has launched his own cooking channel on YouTube after building up a huge following on social media through sharing recipes and posting short clips of himself preparing meals on Instagram. asserted
himself → launch → Instagram
Encouraged by his daughter Cissie, Fisher started filming home cooking lessons last year to promote a theatre show about his life and career. asserted
Fisher → encourage → life
He was left stunned after his first video demonstrating how to make potato scones racked up more than 2.5 million views. asserted
video → leave → views
The 72-year-old has now moved his culinary expertise to YouTube so he can post longer form videos from his home near Glasgow in what he describes as his own ‘cooking programme’. asserted
he → move → programme
Gregor Fisher has swapped his string vest for an apron in his new cooking programme The actor's first video is titled ‘Steak Pie with a twist’ His first video is titled ‘Steak Pie with a twist’ and features Fisher making the traditional favourite with suet pastry. He said: ‘I am going to make slightly more complicated recipes for this channel because you get 10 minutes and not the three minutes you get on that Instagram. asserted
you → swap → Instagram
‘You have got to be running about like a blue a*** fly to get it all jammed into the three minutes. asserted
it → get → minutes
‘I’ve got a heart condition for God’s sake so we have migrated to the YouTube. asserted
we → get → YouTube
‘We are going to be up the YouTube and I hope you’re going to join us. asserted
you → go → us
‘I’m told you can even watch this one on your telly so it’s pretty much a cooking programme.’ asserted
it → tell → telly
Fisher has admitted he was initially skeptical about showing off his cooking skills online when his daughter suggested it. uncertain
daughter → admit → it
He said: ‘I said to her, “Who will want to listen to me?” and she said, “you like cooking, make some potato scones”. asserted
you → say → scones
Fisher became a household name when he starred as the Glasgow ‘street philosopher' Rab C Nesbitt ‘ asserted
he → become → philosopher
I thought, “Me mashing tatties? asserted
I → think → tatties
Who is going to tune in?” asserted
Who → go → ?
Well, we did it and 2.5 million people tuned in. asserted
people → do → it
‘It’s fun. asserted
It → ’ → ?
Otherwise, I’d be sitting, dribbling in the corner.’ asserted
I → sit → corner
In August Fisher said he was disappointed to receive the news that his BBC sitcom Only Child had been axed just as he was about to step on stage for a show about his career at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. asserted
he → say → Festival
Only Child saw him join forces with Greg McHugh - best known to audiences as Gary: Tank Commander - to play a father and son duo. asserted
him → see → duo
The show received positive reviews from critics and viewers after launching in 2024 and returned for a second series earlier this year. asserted
show → receive → series
Fisher said he received the call about the cancellation the same day he swore live on air during an appearance on BBC Radio Scotland’s Afternoons show and jokingly speculated whether the two incidents were linked. asserted
incidents → say → show
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