Roasting in Hell's Kitchen: Temper Tantrums, F Words, and the Pursuit of Perfection

This was a good book. He is a no non sense man with a passion for cooking. Interesting life story

This book was a quick read and interesting at times. I really wanted to like it because I enjoy some of his programs. If I am honest - it was not well written, he comes off as arrogant and obnoxious though you can tell he’s trying to be relatable at times. He had a rough upbringing and he has obviously done amazingly in life and he seems to have a great family. I like to keep books to re-read but this is going in the donate pile.

Gordon Ramsey holds nothing back in his quest to find success in the restaurant world, enduring tyrannic bosses and business associates. His personal life was just as troubled. Throughout his experiences, he rose to the top like the cream in a milk bottle. He is a fascinating man who's seen, done and earned his position as Top Chief and deserves his accolades from his hard work.

This book contains a wealth of understanding for this man. We delve into his early life, and his life of fame, learning about those obstacles that make him who he is along the way. A recommended read for fans.

I flipped through it but only bought it to get his autograph.