Ramsay: ‘So beautiful to craft the words ‘f–k off’
Gordon Ramsay is the superstar ingredient in this season’s MasterChef Australia. The iconic chef talks to Fiona Byrne about discovering new talent, his favourite Aussie chefs and the F word.
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