Gordon Ramsay on Vegans/vegetarians

[bobo0100]

This could be really great for those who want to pursue a culinary career but don't want to cook/clean meat or any animal products for that matter.

It would be nice however it would seem that the vegan cook would be called upon whenever they needed vegan food, but would cook the normal meat based meals the rest of the time. that's what I got from the conversation anyway.

[brimstoneSalad]

It would be nice however it would seem that the vegan cook would be called upon whenever they needed vegan food, but would cook the normal meat based meals the rest of the time. that's what I got from the conversation anyway.

Yeah, you'd have to be in an area with a larger vegan population, or a very large restaurant with a lot of varied customers like a hotel to avoid having to cook the non-vegan food.

Although they might be willing to make you in charge of some of the side dishes.

[bobo0100]

another question is how would one go about getting the required degrees to work as a cook? I'm sure the courses would include dealing with meat, and "high risk food" such as fish.

[EquALLity]

I found this-
http://lowfatveganchef.com/gordon-ramse ... practices/

[Georg521]

That is awful and this is the only reason I do not prefer to eat at places like this and Boston restaurants are always on my priority list. This man should respect people’s choices.

[EquALLity]

That is awful and this is the only reason I do not prefer to eat at places like this and Boston restaurants are always on my priority list. This man should respect people’s choices.

I think he's changed now based on the link I posted, just for the record.

You should make an introduction!

[Caleb63]

This is quite interesting post for me. I am also a vegan and a food freak. I love doing parties. I am making plans to take my family to NYC for attending best new year eve party nyc. I’ll buy the tickets in advance.

[Lightningman_42]

Hi Caleb, welcome to the forum! If you'd like to participate in discussions then I recommend first creating an introduction post.

[brimstoneSalad]

Welcome Caleb,

Hi Caleb, welcome to the forum! If you'd like to participate in discussions then I recommend first creating an introduction post.

Sure, though it's not mandatory, of course.

[Lightningman_42]

I know. I just think that most of us like to see introduction posts, so that we can get to know someone who will contribute to discussions.