We all know that celebrity chefs no longer do much work in their own kitchens, but did you know they don’t do much work on TV, either? Check out this Craigslist ad seeking a hand double for a “prominent chef” featured in a TV promo. Related posts: Gordon Ramsay (Now a Cartoon Character) Seeks More Victims Just because the makers of MTV’s Celebrity Death Match... Greenpoint Seeks DIY Foodies Do you make your own kombucha? How about kimchee?... Meatpacking Makeover: Los Dados Trim
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The latest and greatest news about celebrity chefs, served up conveniently buffet style. - There is going to be a Gordon Ramsay stop-motion animated series . Why? Because even Fox reality show producers aren’t over-the-top enough to insert cartoon sound effects when he starts hurling cookware. - Guy Fieri is marketing a line of knives called “Knuckle Sandwich.” Take a moment and think about what they might look like. Now go check them out . Yep, even douchier than you imagined. Af
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There was a surfeit of celebrity chefs in Canary Wharf this week with Jamie Oliver and Rick Stein both here to promote their latest cookbooks. While Oliver had Wharfers in a stew as they queued to meet him on Tuesday, laid-back Stein was here the day before to chew the fat with The Wharf about the whole TV cooking phenomenon. Stein's travels have taken him to many far flung corners of the planet seeking out fine flavours and irresistable ingredients but the famous fish chef is a rar
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Arguably the most famous chef in Dubai is also leading the battle to improve Irish cuisine from his signature restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton in Powerscourt, an estate outside Dublin. This is a difficult time for celebrity chefs, and in a global recession even worldwide diversification does not help. Gordon Ramsay is no exception. Perhaps he has over-expanded and now has too many fingers in too many pies.Ramsay magicHowever, this Scottish-born human dynamo inspires fierce loyalty and enthusiasm a
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Men are being encouraged to spend more time in the kitchen by celebrity chefs, according to a report from Oxford University. Findings indicate that men now spend more than twice the amount of time preparing meals than they did in 1961. The report cites the hard-man image of TV chefs such as Marco Pierre White and Gordon Ramsey as well as a general drive towards sexual equality as reasons for the increase. Prof Jonathan Gershuny, who runs the Centre for Time Research at Oxford, says that
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