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Psst... Wanna be on TV? You have to cook though - have to cook VERY well!

If you and your friends are amateur, but top notch foodies, Gordon Ramsay wants to cook with you for an evening. Yep, tiz true! You could spend the day soaking up Gordon’s techniques and skills directly from the man himself and appear on the upcoming second series of Gordon Ramsay’s F-Word on Channel 4. Sorry, that means it is for Brits only. 

The plan is that each week of this second series, Gordon will be featuring a new kitchen brigade who will cook for all of the F-Word guests under his guidance.  If you and your friends think you have what it takes to make it in Gordon Ramsay’s kitchen, this is your chance to prove it!

To apply visit this website - The F-Word.

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