Articles, tagged with "gordon ramsay", page 1
28th September 2011
It is famed for serving the most up to date cuisines with a touch of sophistication and elegance. The head chef along with his workforce has featured dishes ranging from Center Eastern to European culinary traditions. The Rack of Lamb with Enoki Mushrooms...
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JefferyGross
26th September 2011
The program, Master Chef, showed us that there are a lot of people who love cooking and aspire to work within a professional kitchen. Do you love to cook?, do you fancy yourself as a chef, then why not. this article will give you an insight into a restaur...
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tcapper
21st September 2011
The success of a hospitality business is seen to thrive off of a good name. But a good reputation can be irreparably damaged in moments, so food hygiene is a major concern for restaurant owners. Even the smallest chance of an ill customer could be disast...
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hazelactclean
03rd August 2011
Dubai – a mere mention of the city conjures up images of grand and majestic architectural marvels! Indeed, the city has a penchant of dazzling its tourists to the last of degrees and making them realise that there are very few cities that can replicate th...
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joesmith
13th July 2011
Gordon Ramsay is known to many as the chef that broke boundaries when he was featured on the 1998 documentary series, Boiling Point. The documentary showed us not just the inner workings of Ramsay’s then fledgling restaurateur career, but also his now fam...
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Andrew Joyce
28th March 2011
It may happen to be your childhood desire of cooking good food and leaving people in shock of the dishes you have prepared. However, being a natural-born cook isn't enough all the time. Based on a famous TV show- being a natural is not enough, you need to...
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Ambert Stephens
27th March 2011
If you’re looking to go on high-end fine dining, gourmet extravaganza in London, England – here are the top spots you should check out.
London is a truly world-class city and there’s no world-class city without some gourmet restaurants and incredible ...
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Kristel van Winkel
21st March 2011
I’ve been a cook and then a chef for about 17 years. I’ve had the very good fortune of being taught from a young age how to prepare exquisite, tasty meals. Largely everyone in my family is a good cook; some very, very good, and some better than others.
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Frugal Living
24th February 2011
The Fat Duck
The Fat Duck is a restaurant run by chef Heston Blumenthal in Bray, Berkshire. It is renowned – much like Blumenthal’s TV exploits – for producing unusual dishes and combinations, such as orange and beetroot jelly or snail porridge. It was a...
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MarcusTaylor
14th February 2011
A gourmet food distributor can source almost any delicacy your heart desires, especially if you’ve decided to throw a dinner party and want to ensure all your friends are wowed by the details. Whether it’s a gram of saffron you’re after, a sublime vanilla...
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Anita Lyon
09th February 2011
Gordon Ramsay, Michel Roux Jr. They’re all at it; service. It’s become the darling of the hospitality industry and the one simple reason why business will either succeed or fail. The hospitality industry offers a number of exciting job opportunities, and ...
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Harvey McEwan
13th January 2011
Sometimes billed as the eighth wonder of the world, Dubai is never anything less than breathtaking. In only forty years, it has been transformed from a tiny fishing village on the edge of the Arabian Desert to one of the world’s most remarkable cities, ...
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Paul Buchanan
08th November 2010
Do you want to build your own café, bakeshop, restaurant, or fastfood place? For those who absolutely love to cook or want to become a top notch chef, these online cooking games are just for you. Online cooking games are the modernized versions of the cla...
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aldrin1230
19th October 2010
Cosmetic surgery used to be a luxury of the rich and famous, back when procedures were expensive and less refined. However, recent years have seen cosmetic surgery become ever more affordable and accepted in all walks of life, among both men and women l...
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Author:
Paul Buchanan
17th August 2010
Who do you think would be the worst boss in the world to work for? Foul mouthed Gordon Ramsay, whose idea of constructive criticism is to chuck your work in the bin? Or perhaps it's time wasting, attention seeking Michael Scott from The Office, who sp...
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Author:
Scott Jamieson
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