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(Video) Hells Kitchen Chef Gordon Ramsay Shares His Recipe For Success

The Culinary King of Perfection ‘Gordon Ramsay‘, who you may have seen on the hit TV Show Hells Kitchen is the #1 go to guy for advice on starting and running your own restaurant successfully. He has a crazy, and some would say unconventional method of restaurant management but whatever his motives are he seems to turn some of the worst and “in the gutter” style restaurants into a 5 star, highly awarded spot!
Watch the Video after the jump as Gordon Ramsay shares with us, his secret recipe for Success.
Gordon Ramsay’s Restaurant Success Tips:
Gordon Ramsay Quotes:
1. I have a very assertive way. It’s wake up, move your ass, or piss off home.
Gordon Ramsay
After being sued by US restaurant manager claiming to have been humiliated by Ramsay during filming of new reality TV show ‘Kitchen Nightmares’.
2. I maintain standards and I strive for perfection. That level of pressure is conveyed in a very bullish way and that’s what cooking is all about.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.
3. At the end of the day, I’m not the only person who swears. I get it off my chest and move on. I’ve got four amazing kids – I don’t go round the house swearing.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.
4. I don’t want food snobs. They don’t eat in the restaurants, they hold their birthday parties there.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.
5. We [chefs] don’t eat dinner. It’s just impossible. From about 6.30 to 10.30 you’re tasting, tasting, tasting, seeing your dishes on the menu. … Going to the kitchen and wanting to taste what the customer is experiencing is crucial.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.
6. I won’t let people write anything they want to about me. We have never done anything in a cynical fake way.
Gordon Ramsay
After winning High Court case against London Evening Standard newspaper, which had alleged that scenes and general condition of Bonaparte’s had been faked for Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares.
7. She has her kitchen and I have mine because she makes too much mess. I won’t olet her in mind.
Gordon Ramsay
On his wife Tana.
8. There are huge numbers of young women out there who know how to mix cocktails but can’t cook to save their lives, whereas men are finding their way into the kitchen in ever growing numbers.
Gordon Ramsay
Quoted in Radio Times, October 2005.
9. I hide myself in food.
Gordon Ramsay
10. I’m quite a chauvinistic person.
Gordon Ramsay
11. Swearing is industry language. For as long as we’re alive it’s not going to change. You’ve got to be boisterous to get results.
Gordon Ramsay
12. The problem with Yanks is they are wimps.
Gordon Ramsay
13. Do you always two time people Edwina? First you’re shagging a Prime Minister, and now you’re shagging me up the arse from behind.
Gordon Ramsay
14. We’re fragile, fragmented souls who are very sensitive to criticism.
Gordon Ramsay
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