Gordon Ramsay

Gordon Ramsay
Toughest Chef on Cable TV - Gordon Ramsay
by
Archie Harris
While some people may find his behavior overly brash, Gordon Ramsay continues to expand his television empire. Love him or hate him, Ramsay can now be found somewhere on cable TV just about any night of the week.
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id=6774200 - Dec 22, 2011
Gordon Ramsay - The F Word
by
J Long
Chef Gordon Ramsay has a very popular TV series which airs on BBC America Called The F Word. The F Word series follows Chef Gordon Ramsay at an experimental restaurant named after the title of the show. F stands for Food in case you're thinking it's for one of Gordon Ramsay's other favorite words.
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id=2318279 - May 07, 2009
Gordon Ramsay - Top Chef But is He a Top Leader?
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Tito King
Gordon Ramsay a three Michelin star winner is undoubtedly a talented chef. But as a teacher of cooking, he is not a good leader.
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id=2846906 - Aug 31, 2009
Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares - Gordon Ramsay's Unique Perspective on Cooking
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Henrik V Blunck
I will have to admit it straight away. I am a sucker for good food, and I thoroughly enjoy the perspective from Gordon Ramsay - as he illustrates in both Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares. His language may at times be rude, but he tries to get the best of people to shine forward in their cooking, and no one can beat his world-famous chef in his method.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Hells-Kitchen-and-Kitchen-Nightmares---Gordon-Ramsays-Unique-Perspective-on-Cooking
id=4281145 - May 12, 2010
Chef Bio: Gordon Ramsay
by
Eric Rankin
This Scottish born but raised in England chef, is probably best known for his liberal use of the F word, which has become his trademark, and for which he has both a restaurant and TV show of the same name. He had wanted a career in football but was sidelined due to an injury, and then went into hotel management. He trained as a chef in kitchens located in London, then he moved on to France for three years.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Chef-Bio:-Gordon-Ramsay
id=6066058 - Mar 11, 2011
Ultimate Cookware by Gordon Ramsay and Royal Doulton
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Etty Heruastuti
Gordon Ramsay developed this cookware in partnership with the famous cookware firm, Royal Doulton. Many inexpensive pots and pans are made from stainless steel or aluminum. Whether aluminum is responsible in inconclusive, but fear not, Gordon Ramsay Cookware solves both problems handsomely. All of the cookware features triple-ply metalwork. Sandwiched in between these two layers is very generous amount of aluminum for the absolute best distribution of heat, totally eliminating hot spots that plague common stainless-steel-only cookware.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Ultimate-Cookware-by-Gordon-Ramsay-and-Royal-Doulton
id=6196713 - Apr 20, 2011
Latest Cookbook - Gordon Ramsay's Great Escape, "One Hundred Favourite Indian Recipes"
by
Mel Siff
In his new Channel 4 series TV chef Gordon Ramsay embarks on a culinary journey around India, discovering the breadth and depth of cooking of the country. His new cookbook is packed with the best recipes from his travels, showing you how to cook authentic dishes that are bursting with flavour.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Latest-Cookbook---Gordon-Ramsays-Great-Escape,-One-Hundred-Favourite-Indian-Recipes
id=2651778 - Jul 23, 2009
Internet Marketing Professionals Can Learn From Gordon Ramsay
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Andrew Plimmer
Gordon Ramsay seems to know about link baiting; do you? Do you know the connection between the foul mouthed chef and 'evil hooks'? No? Read on...
http://ezinearticles.com/?Internet-Marketing-Professionals-Can-Learn-From-Gordon-Ramsay
id=2515554 - Jun 23, 2009
Cooking For Friends by Gordon Ramsay - A Must Have For Your Cookbook Collection
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Henrik V Blunck
In this book Gordon Ramsay has once again shown his enthusiasm for good raw materials and a deep passion for allowing all to succeed in cooking well at all times. Gordon has this amazing ability to let you feel at home in your kitchen. Obstacles are explained in a way that allows you to be prepared for any sudden events you will meet as you repeat his recipes.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Cooking-For-Friends-by-Gordon-Ramsay---A-Must-Have-For-Your-Cookbook-Collection
id=4479339 - Jun 14, 2010
Why Does Gordon Ramsay Swear? The Cult of the Well-Paid Minor Celebrity Part Two
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Milton Johanides
Swearing is part of his trademark; the "F Word" is the title of one of his shows. Just a few years ago, this type of presentation would not even have been allowed on our screens. Yet Gordon Ramsay, despite a year of financial trauma, is still the most recognisable chef in the world, respected not only for his culinary skills and his showbiz pizazz, but also strangely adored for being rude and bad-tempered.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-Does-Gordon-Ramsay-Swear?-The-Cult-of-the-Well-Paid-Minor-Celebrity-Part-Two