Gordon Ramsay might be able to add a new title to his already jam-packed roster of credentials. Michelin starred chef, restaurant owner, television personality and…therapist? Yup, you read that right.
Each week on Kitchen Nightmares, Gordon tries to rescue restaurants on the verge of collapse, and this often means dishing out a little of his signature tough love to the families and employees who run them. No one likes criticism, especially the restaurant owners who are already emotionally spent before Gordon even sets foot through the door. It’s no big surprise that emotions run high and egos get bruised in the process. Gordon told us how he can’t help but feel a bit like Dr. Phil as he attempts to get the restaurant owners and their staffs back on their feet. (Click on audio player to hear Gordon Ramsay)
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What kind of therapy will Chef Ramsay be dishing out this week? Find out! Tune in to a new episode of Kitchen Nightmares tonight at 8/7c on FOX.
Tonight, the FOX cooking reality series, Masterchef, starts its two night season finale. The four remaining amateur aspiring chefs will compete to see who will win the competition.
Now in its second season, Masterchef is judged by Chef Gordon Ramsay, who is one of the most famous chefs in the world. Ramsay told us that Masterchef is a great training ground for these chefs and that he and the other judges on the series (Joe Bastianich and Graham Elliot) spent more time with the contestants this season than they did last season. (Click on the audio player to hear Gordon Ramsay)
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The season finale of Masterchef airs tonight and tomorrow night on FOX.
Chef Gordon Ramsay is one of the world’s best-known and most-accomplished chefs, with a collection of world-class eateries scattered around the globe.
And while he’s got the skill and talent to cook even the most difficult of dishes, he’ll occasionally get comfort food cravings, just like the rest of us. However, when he goes into the kitchen to make dishes like macaroni & cheese or a grilled cheese sandwich, he can’t resist giving them the gourmet touch, adding unusual ingredients you probably never would have considered. (Click on the audio player to hear Gordon Ramsay)
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Gordon Ramsay serves up new episodes of “Hell’s Kitchen” and “Masterchef” Monday and Tuesday nights on FOX.
The hit FOX series Hell’s Kitchen (now in its ninth season) has made Chef Gordon Ramsay one of the most famous chefs in the world. The winners from the shows past seasons all have great careers, and their success should be attributed to Chef Ramsay.
Ramsay is notorious for his outspoken demeanor and the expectations he has for the contestants. To win Hell’s Kitchen takes a lot of discipline. Ramsay told us that one of the key ingredients to winning Hell’s Kitchen is that the aspiring chefs must be tenacious. (Click on the audio player to hear Gordon Ramsay)
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Hell’s Kitchen airs Monday and Tuesday nights on FOX.
Chef Gordon Ramsay is one of the most recognizable chefs in the world. Ramsay has two shows here in America, Hell’s Kitchen and Masterchef, where contestants strive to win the competition and become a great chef. The contestants are under tremendous pressure to impress Chef Ramsay, but after all these years, they still do not seem to know what it really takes to impress him. We asked Chef Ramsay what it takes to impress him in the kitchen. Future show contestants: you might want to listen carefully! (Click on the audio player to hear Chef Gordon Ramsay)
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Check out Gordon Ramsay’s shows, Masterchef, which airs Monday and Tuesday nights, and a new season of Hell’s Kitchen stars July 18th on FOX.
Chef Gordon Ramsay is one busy guy. Ramsay has three shows which air on FOX, Kitchen Nightmares, Hell’s Kitchen (which will return in July) and currently he is one of the judges on the cooking competition, Masterchef, which airs Monday and Tuesday nights. Aside from being on these shows, he hosts other shows in Europe, and runs restaurants all over the world. It’s hard to comprehend how he can juggle all of these things at once. We spoke to Ramsay, who told us how he balances running restaurants and being on his television shows. (Click on the audio player to hear Gordon Ramsay)
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When you order up an episode of Gordon Ramsay’s KITCHEN NIGHTMARES, there’s one thing you can always count on… You’re going to get a hefty helping of train-wreck with a tasty side of feel good TV. It’s both hard to watch, and difficult to turn away from. Filthy walk-ins? Check. Rancid meats and shellfish? Check. Burnt out owners, strained family members, passionless employees, and gaudy interior? Check, check, check, and check! But what makes this show so entertaining and fun to watch is what happens when Ramsay is able to press the reset button for these restaurant owners and help them find their long lost passion and mojo for their business (and perhaps your next dinning experience).
The season premiere finds Ramsay in Harrison, NJ at the Spanish Pavillion – another family owned restaurant that is sinking quick while tearing two brothers apart. With this episode in mind, we caught up with Ramsay and asked him if family owned restaurants have a harder time succeeding in the business. Click below to hear Gordon’s answer.
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Catch the season premiere of KITCHEN NIGHTMARES this Friday at 8PM ET/PT on FOX.
Hell’s Kitchen” heats up with two new hours tonight, starting at 8/7 Central on FOX. With the show now in its eighth season, Gordon Ramsay has seen all kind of aspiring chefs pass through those restaurant doors, and he told us that as soon as he meets them, he’s got a pretty good sense of which ones are contenders and which ones are castoffs. (Click on the audio player below to hear Gordon Ramsay)
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Gordon Ramsay is one of the busiest guys on the planet. He has three shows on FOX : “MasterChef,” ”Kitchen Nightmares,” and ”Hell’s Kitchen” (which airs tonight). Meanwhile, he’s got three series airing in England. All that, and he’s a father of four. Since he’s one of the world’s best-known chefs, you would think that he would be pretty picky about what his kids eat. Surprisingly, though, that’s not always the case! When we talked to him, Gordon explained that when it comes to their eating habits, sometimes he’s got to let the kids be kids. (Click on the audio player to hear Gordon Ramsay)
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Hell’s Kitchen embarks on its eighth season tonight 8/7 central on FOX. Throughout all the prior seasons of this reality cooking show, we have seen who the toughest chefs are–who can take the heat in the kitchen and who can’t! This season, Chef Gordon Ramsay will continue to mentor these hopeful chefs through chef boot camp.
Chef Ramsay tells us what the contestants should be doing if they want to win the grand prize on Hell’s Kitchen.
Gordon Ramsay might be able to add a new title to his already jam-packed roster of credentials. Michelin starred chef, restaurant owner, television personality and…therapist? Yup, you read that right. 
