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There's A Side To Reality Tv That Is Part Education, As Well. I've Seen That Since Doing "masterchef Junior," In Terms Of The Effect It Has On The Confidence Given These Young Kids From 8 To 13, A Quality Life Skill. Even If They Never Pursue Cooking As A Job Or A Career, Just Learning How To Cook For Yourself Sets You Up In A Good Place.

Focus On Your Customers And Make That Restaurant Synonymous To Where You Are In Terms Of Area.

I Train My Chefs Completely Different To Anyone Else. My Young Girls And Guys, When They Come To The Kitchen, The First Thing They Get Is A Blindfold. They Get Blindfolded And They Get Sat Down At The Chef's Table... Unless They Can Identify What They're Tasting, They Don't Get To Cook It.

If A Chef Says To You That He Sits Down And Eats Dinner Before Service, Then It's Bulls***. And If They Do, Then I'd Tell Them That They Are A Fat F***! You Shouldn't Indulge, Because You Need To Keep Your Palate On Edge, And Keeping It On Edge Is All About Small Attention To Detail And Tweaking Along The Way.

I've Had A Lot Of Success; I've Had Failures, So I Learn From The Failure.