Kilted Chefs oan Telly!

**Dirk Skene** · 13th December 06, 07:12 AM

While I like kilts (obviously), I do not think I could wear one in a working kitchen. By "working kitchen" I mean a restaurant kitchen as apposed to a home kitchen.

I work in the galley at Viking Cooking School here in Memphis. I wear chef’s pants and a t-shirt with kitchen clogs. I would think a kilt would get caught on things. You move awfully fast and there is a LOT of spinning, fast turning and jumping out of the way. But if it work for Gordon's show then GREAT! Personally I'd like to see the show.

**Pour1Malt** · 14th December 06, 04:07 AM

Originally Posted by dirkskene

While I like kilts (obviously), I do not think I could wear one in a working kitchen. By "working kitchen" I mean a restaurant kitchen as apposed to a home kitchen.

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there is absolutley nothin better than a UK Workmon kilt in the kitchen... ai wear yin e'ery breccy....

cool, comfy, and pockets fur me scissors, thermostat, an other tools...

**Dirk Skene** · 14th December 06, 09:08 AM

[QUOTE=Pour1Malt;302803]there is absolutley nothin better than a UK Workmon kilt in the kitchen... ai wear yin e'ery breccy....

cool, comfy, and pockets fur me scissors, thermostat, an other tools...[QUOTE]

I may have to buy one. The boss at the cooking school would let me wear it. He have no problems with the idea as long as all is safe.

**Tartan Hiker** · 26th September 07, 10:30 AM

Someone posted this clip on YouTube. Happily, Ramsay keeps his profanity in check.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSDG4sb0Ylc

**irishrob** · 26th September 07, 01:00 PM

This particular episode was on BBC America several weeks ago. Lots of "BLEEPS" for us yanks. I was more surprised though, that Scots were neither proprietors nor cooks in the "upscale" restaurants in Scotland...but then again, last week's show, here, was about a Black American woman with a "soul" food joint in Brighton or Bristol or some other "B" town in England.

Rob