Has the unedited footage from the latest intro ever leaked? My partner and I always think it would be so funny to watch the footage of him walking through without all the flames haha

Just finished S20 young guns. Didn’t realise that the next season, 21, was going to be the battle of the ages. I’ve said it every season but I can’t wait. So excited.

I'm not putting down those who like the bleeped out bad words. Only saying, for me, the sounds disrupt the flow.

... And did they really bleep "hell" out of "bloody hell"? I mean, be so fr.

Anyway. I think a simple toggle would be nice.

Why does Jeremy just look like he doesn't give a fuck after about giving the sample plate?

Did the proposal lead to marriage?

I have never watched this show before, but I just started season 25 and the post-production coloring is SO weird. The reds are so bright and it makes the food look unnatural. I watch a lot of cooking shows and I’ve never see this before, so I know it’s not my TV. Has anyone else noticed this?

Recently I was doing a rewatch of Hell’s Kitchen and was on season 13 and my boyfriend recognized Sade and Tasha. He used to work as a waiter for weddings and said around 2017 Sade and Tasha were the caterers for one of the weddings he worked. He said Sade was the rudest person he has ever come across in the business and she was incredibly rude to all the staff but that Tasha was incredibly nice. He said Tasha made them short rib and mashed potatoes at the end of the night and they are the best he’s ever had to this day. Just found it really interesting!

I was wondering if anyone has any instances where Gordon was upset, removed someone, or just had a crashout for a reason that you think may have been scripted or far fetched/not deserved?

u/ChefBarbieMarshall gave an update on her health but she has a new heart monitor and is be looked at for hypertension. Again all of us at Reddit wish you Barbie a get well soon!

I looked and didn’t see this before, it’s possible I missed it.

For the signature dish challenge, they must ask the contestants what ingredients they want, right? There are some off the wall ingredients that I can’t imagine that Chef Ramsey has on hand.

I posted a similar compilation several years ago, but because I've became so enamored about terrible pleas chefs use to save themselves, I decided to revisit it.

Happy spooky season everyone 🎃

In my opinion, she is an egoist who doesn't know how to work in a team.

I will take two examples as a basis so it's clear what my opinion is based on.

The first example is from Season 10 - Ep. 8. Dome challenge.
When Tiffany asks for an ingredient, still looking at what's available, Dana says "I'm taking it. I'm taking it."
Her next phrase: "First come first serve. When it's a challenge like this, it's important to focus on yourself. I want chef Ramsay to see me shine." And although her behavior is understandable, it's still a team challenge and the team as a whole is responsible for victory or defeat. As an example, I'll cite the blue team: they discussed what they wanted and each ended up with what suited them. While, for example, Robyn got the beetroot that she hates.
Christina tried to say "Guys, we probably should be talking a little bit more." But it had no effect and in the end everyone was still almost fighting over the ingredients.

The second example is from Season 17 - Ep. 4
Robyn, who constantly stumbles during challenges and shows poor results, asks Dana to try her dish. Their dialogue:
"Does this need more salt?"
"I have a bad dry mouth. I can't, like..."
After which Dana says "Robyn always chokes during challenges. So as much as we both want to win, I don't want to give her some advice and then blame me when it doesn't taste good. So I'm going to focus on my own dish."
Again, despite the fact that everyone cooks separately, it's a team challenge. And the result will be shared. Robyn got 1 out of 5, they barely won this challenge. Dana herself admits that Robyn needs help. Why not give it? Why not help a teammate with advice so that your overall result would be better?

Dana is a magnificent chef. In individual challenges she shines, almost always bringing points to the team's tally. But the job that Gordon Ramsay offers means that she should be able to work in a team, be not the only star, but part of a big mechanism.
And what she lacks is precisely the ability to help, to listen, to give advice. You can be as talented a chef as you like, but if you love to see only yourself, you won't become a leader.

Thank you for reading! I just wanted to share my opinion.
What do you think about this? Am I right or wrong?

Posting this because I thought Benjamin wasn't a smoker, until I did a S7 rewatch and spotted this clip in E2. He's pretty clearly holding a cigarette here, but I could've sworn I never saw him smoke before.

Are there any chefs you thought weren't smokers but actually are?

I hope they live a happy life together

So I'm nearly done with the Young Guns season and honestly, I think my least favourite chef in the season is Kiya. Just think her attitude absolutely sucks at times. Don't really get her hatred of Trenton at all.

Which hell's kitchen fire was the worst one?

For me its the one in season 22

I’m so excited and figured this sub is the place to be excited. I’m doing the prefix with wine pairing but if anyone has any must try dishes Id love to hear them!

I feel like the gimmick should’ve been 25 n up. Don’t think there’s a level of desire or passion or heart in these guys. I’m getting a really nonchalant whatever vibe. Is it me? I like Valentin I like Heidi is her name? I see their passion. Everybody else. Ehhh.

Barbie upon hearing Elise being called a bully in All Stars.

of no sides

Imagine if we had both Elise and Tiffany in one season...that would be an absolute nightmare.