In Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the culinary underbelly, there was brief overview of how he experience working with women in the professional kitchen. He believes that women can excel their knowledge and loyalty over the other cooks in the kitchen. Anthony has a confident inspiration once it comes to working with women in the kitchen. He thinks women work harder than anyone else in the kitchen and should get the respect and gratitude that they deserve.
Anthony Bourdain describes his crew in kitchen as subculture and likens its inhabitant in the pirate band. He’s trying to embrace the likelihood of the kitchen together. He wants to bring everyone together as like it was a whole family. Anthony inspires female chefs …show more content…
He even dealt with female chef that he was working with. He was always there to motivate both the male and female chefs. An article written by Sarah Henry called “The high powered cooks on why female chefs don’t get the warming admiration”. Like I said previously about the reality in the professional kitchen, nobody gets their respect right away. You need to display yourself that you have the power to show leadership and show your crew whose boss. If you were the only women in the professional kitchen, you may want to step up your game and teach the ones that have a lower level of understanding the management of the professional …show more content…
He wants motivate female chefs if they were the only ones in the kitchen. An article written by Jennifer Guay discusses the how a young person would continue on in life after graduating from college to become a head chef or similar. Her article talks about growth of some colleges students going into culinary schools to become professional chefs. Compared to Anthony Bourdain that went to the culinary institute of arts, some of these young chefs graduated from Johnson and Wales University. Statistics and data have shown a number of female chefs are rising and more will rise in the next couple of years
Anthony Bourdain describes his crew in kitchen as subculture and likens its inhabitant in the pirate band. He’s trying to embrace the likelihood of the kitchen together. He wants to bring everyone together as like it was a whole family. Anthony inspires female chefs …show more content…
He even dealt with female chef that he was working with. He was always there to motivate both the male and female chefs. An article written by Sarah Henry called “The high powered cooks on why female chefs don’t get the warming admiration”. Like I said previously about the reality in the professional kitchen, nobody gets their respect right away. You need to display yourself that you have the power to show leadership and show your crew whose boss. If you were the only women in the professional kitchen, you may want to step up your game and teach the ones that have a lower level of understanding the management of the professional …show more content…
He wants motivate female chefs if they were the only ones in the kitchen. An article written by Jennifer Guay discusses the how a young person would continue on in life after graduating from college to become a head chef or similar. Her article talks about growth of some colleges students going into culinary schools to become professional chefs. Compared to Anthony Bourdain that went to the culinary institute of arts, some of these young chefs graduated from Johnson and Wales University. Statistics and data have shown a number of female chefs are rising and more will rise in the next couple of years