• Season 5 - Episode 12 - Colin Clague - Hard Work Beats Talent!

  • Apr 18 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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Season 5 - Episode 12 - Colin Clague - Hard Work Beats Talent!

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  • In this episode of the ChefJKP Podcast, celebrated chef Colin Clague shares his experiences working in various kitchens around the world, from the Isle of Man to London, Australia, and Dubai.
    He discussed the challenges and rewards of opening iconic restaurants like Zuma and Qbara, where he brought his expertise in Middle Eastern and Levantine cuisine to create unique and modern dishes.
    Colin also reflects on the evolving restaurant industry and the importance of hard work and dedication in the culinary field.
    Overall, it was a fascinating conversation with a true mentor in the industry.

    ChefJKP and Colin discuss:

    • The Challenges of Purchasing in the Hospitality Industry
    • Consulting on a British Gastropub and Dreaming of Opening a Middle Eastern Restaurant
    • Colin's Formative Years and Navy Experience
    • Mental Health and Well-being in the Hospitality Industry
    • The Lack of Recognition for Middle Eastern Food in the Culinary World
    • Resilience and Adaptability of the Hospitality Industry

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