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Wild boar problem? Call in the MasterChef.




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Ha! Seem like a pretty good sport throughout it all but there is some definite “faces/rolleyes” in there!





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Hat's off to Ramsey for getting out there and doing it. And that pork did look good both pre and post cooking. Damn, now I what ribs....


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The guy is a Hollywood asshole.



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The guy is a Hollywood asshole.


And …?

lol





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I have watched a few of his shows where he embeds with a local in a new place and learns to cook the local cuisine.

For a celebrity chef he is not hesitant to kill what he is going to cook. He didnt add any commentary that was anti hunting, shooting etc..

He earned my respect.

If I had property I would certainly invite him to a hunt if he would cook it!!!

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I have watched a few of his shows where he embeds with a local in a new place and learns to cook the local cuisine.

For a celebrity chef he is not hesitant to kill what he is going to cook. He didnt add any commentary that was anti hunting, shooting etc..

He earned my respect.

If I had property I would certainly invite him to a hunt if he would cook it!!!

HK Ag


Most male chefs know where food comes from Wink





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Most male chefs know where food comes from Wink


The female chefs know, too: the supermarket... Big Grin


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Most male chefs know where food comes from Wink


The female chefs know, too: the supermarket... Big Grin


As my youngest frequently says, “dad, you know there’s no food at the grocery store.”

Big Grin





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On his show Uncharted he’s taken game numerous times. I like that show and the kiddie Masterchefs. Everything else is really Hollywood
 
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On his show Uncharted he’s taken game numerous times. I like that show and the kiddie Masterchefs. Everything else is really Hollywood



I enjoyed the Euro or UK versions of Kitchen Nightmares, from maybe 10 yrs or more ago, much much better than any of the Hollyood/US/Drama versions,


he show 'The F word' where he did have the various chefs working on meals for a restaurant, was interspersed with some good stuff from the UK as well,
he had Janet Street Porter as a regular, and she was promoting the benefits of Horse Meat on one episode



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I wonder if Chef Ramsay has made and “Idiot sandwiches” recently?


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I enjoyed the Euro or UK versions of Kitchen Nightmares, from maybe 10 yrs or more ago, much much better than any of the Hollyood/US/Drama versions,



This 1000%

His early UK shows were great

They only dialed up the “screaming asshole chef” thing after he came to the US and it became his schtick.


 
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He may be an asshole, but he started by cooking fish and chips in merry old, I am told. And, he's one of the hardest working people on television. He's irksome, but has a work ethic many younger folks need to learn.
 
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He may be an asshole



He’s a very old school chef but only an asshole to people that are idiots and/or incompetent. He worked his way up under notoriously tyrannical British chef Marco Pierre White who was legendary for his temper and throwing things, I recall reading how Ramsay used to get a stomach ache before each shift from the stress of having to face this guy who would have made Gunny Hartman cry.

If you work your ass off and know what you’re doing, he’s actually not an asshole, he’s hard and demanding for sure but the whole schtick of him being this giant raging douche is just that; a schtick.


 
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He may be an asshole



He’s a very old school chef but only an asshole to people that are idiots and/or incompetent. He worked his way up under notoriously tyrannical British chef Marco Pierre White who was legendary for his temper and throwing things, I recall reading how Ramsay used to get a stomach ache before each shift from the stress of having to face this guy who would have made Gunny Hartman cry.

If you work your ass off and know what you’re doing, he’s actually not an asshole, he’s hard and demanding for sure but the whole schtick of him being this giant raging douche is just that; a schtick.


You made this too easy. He can take his schtick and shove it up his ass.



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He may be an asshole



He’s a very old school chef but only an asshole to people that are idiots and/or incompetent. He worked his way up under notoriously tyrannical British chef Marco Pierre White who was legendary for his temper and throwing things, I recall reading how Ramsay used to get a stomach ache before each shift from the stress of having to face this guy who would have made Gunny Hartman cry.

If you work your ass off and know what you’re doing, he’s actually not an asshole, he’s hard and demanding for sure but the whole schtick of him being this giant raging douche is just that; a schtick.

The problem is, That Schtick is what the restaurant industry is trying to kick into the dustbin of history. That Schtick has resulted in higher than average substance abuse, harassment, assault and suicides, then most industries/professions. His Devil in the Kitchen persona (name of Pierre White's biography BTW) was only developed when he signed with Fox Television in the US; his UK produced programing was quite good and one of the best food insight shows at the time. Despite Master Chef being a worldwide franchise, when it comes to food programing in the US, its second tier compared to Top Chef.
 
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