There Is A Level Of Snobbery And

I'd Like To Think I'm A Great Teacher.

Bake Some Bread. Make A Focaccia Bread Or Bake A Whole Mill Loaf. Do Something Creative, And Then Put The Labor Of Love Into It In The Beginning. When You Take That Bread Out Of The Oven And You Eat It An Hour- And- A- Half, Two- Hours Later, You Start To Appreciate It More And Then You Eat Less Because You Worked So Hard To Make It, You Appreciate It In A Much Better Way.

I Am Well Aware That A Chef Is Only As Good As His Last Meal.

Given That Level Of Responsibility With Your 25-year Old Or 35-year-old Chef, It's Just Quite Nice To See How They Handled That Exposure. Not Every Chef Deals With It Properly; They Get Slightly Excited, A Little Bit Overconfident And Then They Miss Out On The Most Important Part.

I Think When We Opened In 2001, It Was Holy Ground. There Was Nothing Here. Back Then, Being On The Dubai Creek Was An Amazing Position, And I Would Come One Or Two Times A Year, Max. Now It's So Different. The Travel Dilemma Has Disappeared And It Is So Easy To Get To Dubai. What Is It, Seven Hours From London? It's Pretty Easy.