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Article: Gordon the tonic? In a new series of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, gospel singing CHARITA JONES won't stand for Gordon's foulmouthed methods. On a mission to save her restaurant, she tells MARY GREENE about dicing with the kitchen devil. And, overleaf, we find out what happened to past victims of the chef's acid tongue.
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- Daily Mail (London)
- Article date:
- May 14, 2005
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Byline: MARY GREENE
A woman needs to be very brave to square up to Gordon Ramsay, but Charita Jones ain't takin' sass from no badmouth chef. 'I told him, "Listen, I'm a churchgoing woman... You'd better mind your language."' Even braver, though, for Charita to volunteer her soul food restaurant in Brighton - the pride of her life - as one of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, in a return of the series where the triple Michelin-starred chef attempts to turn around the fortunes of failing restaurants by flame-grilling their owners and making mincemeat of their staff. Turn around their fortunes, that is, if they're lucky.
Sue Ray, the luckless owner of ...