Multi Michelin-starred chef Gordon Ramsay is back with his trademark mix of tough talking and inspirational leadership in a feature length, one-off special for Channel 4’s Great British Food Fight season. Gordon takes on two struggling ventures at once - one in the north, the other in the south - to help transform them in difficult times. Come the autumn, both are sticking to his rules and business is booming, but then the economic downturn begins to hit. Can Gordon triumph even over market fo
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There's nothing like a food fight, and the U.K's Guardian has uncovered a huge one in the restaurant world, as Mario Batali tells the paper's Jay Rayner that he and Gordon Ramsay really aren't the best of friends. ...
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There's nothing like a food fight, and the U.K's Guardian has uncovered a huge one in the restaurant world, as Mario Batali tells the paper's Jay Rayner that he and Gordon Ramsay really aren't the best of friends. "Gordon bugs me," Batali says, explaining how one of Rayner's articles 18 months ago stirred up the bad blood by quoting Mario as saying Ramsay didn't understand the importance of ingredients and plain didn't get New York in general. "Now he goes about town calling me Fanta Pants,"
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The Great British Food Fight, alternatively referred to as ‘more cookery rubbish’ by the public at large, kicked off last night with Heston Blumenthal’s much-touted attempt at reinvigorating Little Chef’s branding, by way of the focal point of their operation - their rancid menu.Like Blumenthal, I’ve not been inside a Little Chef in twenty-odd years. When Channel 4 eventually ventured in, it was both heart-warming and disturbing to see that absolutely nothing had changed in there. Not only in te
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Now that sounds rather fun, doesn’t it? Food fight? Heck, count me in! So what is this all about? TV channel 4 in the UK has gotten together 4 of the most popular celebrity chefs in the country. Jamie Oliver, Gordon Ramsay, Heston Blumenthal and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall – these are the 4 heavyweights that will battle it out over the 2 weeks that the show will be aired. So what will the platform be? Would we be seeing something similar to Iron Chef? As much as I love that show, I find the i
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