The life of a cook is intense. On any given day someone can, and will, explode from the constant pressure. So why do people want to be a chef? The pay sucks, you work in a hostile environment, and the pressure to deliver is beyond measurable. Because it is in our blood. We are drawn to it and for some sick reason, we feed on it. Sometimes though, when it finally consumes us. We lose.
These are the stories of the people that keep kitchens running. Their struggles and their victories.
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The life of a cook is intense. On any given day someone can, and will, explode from the constant pressure. So why do people want to be a chef? The pay sucks, you work in a hostile environment, and the pressure to deliver is beyond measurable. Because it is in our blood. We are drawn to it and for some sick reason, we feed on it. Sometimes though, when it finally consumes us. We lose.
These are the stories of the people that keep kitchens running. Their struggles and their victories.
Art vs. Sustenance w/Josh Morris: Exploring the Fine Dining Phenomenon
Inside The Pressure Cooker
51 minutes
2 years ago
Art vs. Sustenance w/Josh Morris: Exploring the Fine Dining Phenomenon
Inside The Pressure Cooker
The life of a cook is intense. On any given day someone can, and will, explode from the constant pressure. So why do people want to be a chef? The pay sucks, you work in a hostile environment, and the pressure to deliver is beyond measurable. Because it is in our blood. We are drawn to it and for some sick reason, we feed on it. Sometimes though, when it finally consumes us. We lose.
These are the stories of the people that keep kitchens running. Their struggles and their victories.