I Am What I Am.

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.

Find What's Hot, Find What's Just Opened And Then Look For The Worst Review Of The Week. There Is So Much To Learn From Watching A Restaurant Getting Absolutely Panned And Having A Bad Experience. Go And See It For Yourself.

The Secret Is To Make Sure The Business Is Running To Perfection, With Or Without Me.

I Train My Chefs With A Blindfold. I'll Get My Sous Chef And Myself To Cook A Dish. The Young Chef Would Have To Sit Down And Eat It With A Blindfold. If They Can't Identify The Flavor, They Shouldn't Be Cooking The Dish.

Pressure's Healthy. It Becomes Stressful When You Can't Handle That. I Mean, If You Don't Want To Become Pressurized In This Environment, Then Don't Be A Chef.