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FlopsyBunny t1_jd378zn wrote
Reply to comment by tuxedo_jack in Kenichi Chin, 'Iron Chef' of Chinese cuisine, dies at 67 by shamelessselfpost
It's always worth remembering how dangerous kitchens are. Fire, knives & falls.
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big_nothing_burger t1_jd40bgb wrote
People who watch Hell's Kitchen know. Every season has like 2-3 serious injuries.
Jarl_Xar t1_jd4c8hj wrote
Hells' kitchen is nothing like a real commercial kitchen, unless your kitchen is a set i suppose.
Source: chef for 25 years in a variety of restaurants bistros and hotels.
ThePencilRain t1_jd52msc wrote
Hells kitchen is what happens when you get a bunch of Denny's line cooks together thinking they are more than the sum of their skills.
big_nothing_burger t1_jd578vd wrote
You know they only used novices in the first couple of seasons right? Almost every contestant is a sous chef, an executive chef, or just graduated from an acclaimed culinary school.
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