A Chef So Dedicated to His Craft!

It all started when I started watching Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen.My early reaction to Gordon Ramsay, was not good.I was literally shocked and surprised at his attitude.But then I saw Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares....this program totally changed my opinion about him.

I bet that a lot of people's opinions are based on especially the strong language that he uses. But all our opinions are wrong. Read the book Humble Pie and you will see what I mean. Gordon Ramsay is a human being like the rest of us and it shows throughout the book from its beginning till the end, the love he shows for his mother to the support he has tried to give to his heroin addicted younger brother.I love Gordon Ramsay. He is simply a great chef.

To get where he is today Gordon has had to demonstrate unwavering determination to succeed and to learn his trade. Would you dare to give up a top position as a London chef to go to France and touch the rock bottom and start all over again so that you could gain further experience and learn more? Not me!Gordon Ramsay did exactly this. Having been Sous Chef to Marco Pierre White, when his restaurant was leading the way in London, he gave it all up to start in Paris as a Commis Chef . . . taking all the shit arrogant French chefs could throw his way in pursuit of excellence.

Gordon Ramsay deserves all the success he has achieved. He has served his time and worked for it, and along the way he has gone through a lot of personal grief to get there, all of which is included in Humble Pie.

Someone to admire and respect. One of life's achievers. Don't believe me? Well read the f ***ing book then!


A bit of his Biography for those newbies
Gordon James Ramsay was born on 8 November 1966.He studied at Stratford-upon-Avon High School and gained an HND in Hotel Management from North Oxon Technical College in 1987. Before his HND, Gordon Ramsay had a spell as a professional footballer at Glasgow Rangers from 1982 to 1985.

In his autobiography, Humble Pie, Gordon Ramsay revealed that he paid for heroin for his brother, Ronnie Ramsay, to get him to attend their father's funeral.