In Any Situation, Location Is Crucial.

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.

I Am A Chef Who Happens To Appear On The Telly, That's It.

I Am Well Aware That A Chef Is Only As Good As His Last Meal.

I Am Happy For Them All: Angela Hartnett, Jason Atherton, Marcus Wareing, Mark Sargeant.

When You're A Chef, You Graze. You Never Get A Chance To Sit Down And Eat. They Don't Actually Sit Down And Eat Before You Cook. So When I Finish Work, The First Thing I'll Do, And Especially When I'm In New York, I'll Go For A Run. And I'll Run 10 Or 15k On My - And I Run To Gain My Appetite.