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#Masterchef the professionals season 5 episode 24 professional#

Deadpan Snarker: He does have his moments.

Contestants have said that it would be an honor to get chewed out by him as they would actually learn something useful from him. He insults you with grace (not out of malice) to help you get better. He's always spot on, justified, fair, and says the blunt harsh truth that's brutally honest.

In fact, Gordon is no more severe/harsh than a peer-reviewer in a science journal or anyone out in the real world.

He constructively insults/criticizes your cooking errors on your dish, but doesn't personally insult you. He doesn't attack the contestants personally.

Cruel to Be Kind: When Gordon gets angry (for a justified reason), its because he wants people to improve themselves, produce good quality food as he genuinely cares about them, wants them to excel, and knows what they're capable of achieving.

Gordon also compliments those who work hard and show that they deserve it. He gives good, justified, useful constructive criticism on the food, and usually says "actually the food should taste like this, not this" and "actually you should have done this".

Constructive Criticism: Ramsay is harshly critical and brutally honest (like a demanding teacher) in a way where he tells you where you went wrong, legitimately explains how/why it's wrong, and gives encouraging, constructive feedback on how you can improve next time.

If you can't embrace, cope with, and thrive under Chef Ramsay's fiery, super strict, very harsh, furious, insulting ironfisted dictatorship, then you will never be successful in the culinary world.

#Masterchef the professionals season 5 episode 24 professional#

Working as a professional chef/corporate chef in a Michelin starred restaurant kitchen is a very harsh environment.His philosophy is "cruel to be kind", based on his fiery, larger than life personality. It also shows how super passionate he is about his job as a chef in the culinary world because he truly cares about and believes in people and wants to help them excel, knowing what they're capable of achieving. His abrasive anger/frustration is brutally honest, constructive and 100% correct.He's harshly insulting and constructively criticizing for a justified reason to motivate them to do better with their cooking. He's loudly hollering and yelling to correct, motivate, and try to help bring out the best in people by lighting a fire under them. Compassionate Critic: Chef Ramsay's very harsh, rough drill sergeant dictatorial tirade of furiously chewing out others is not out of malice, it's to better people.The Cameo: He has guest-starred on MasterChef Australia and the UK shows more than once.He is brutally honest even if it means hurting the contestant's feelings, and his criticism is almost always constructive. Brutal Honesty: Most of what he says when it comes to food is this Gordon doesn't mince words at all when it comes to what needs to be said.Berserk Button: Raw food, not taking the competition seriously, arguing, and back-talking.

Badass in a Nice Suit: He's always wearing suits in the season finale.Notably, whenever he joins the home cooks and cooks alongside them in a Mystery Box Challenge, he shows how well he can elevate an ingredient to 5-star quality, and he's also a ninja with a knife. The Ace: It's Ramsay you wouldn't expect anything less from this guy when it comes to cooking.