As he leans over a sizzling saucepan, his tattooed arms on display in a well-fitting T-shirt, it’s clear he takes pride in his appearance. To protect his cherished T-shirt (because ones that make your arms look that good are a worthy investment), he dons a masculine apron, perhaps in dark denim or even leather, exuding a blacksmith-like aura.
Gently brushing away sweat from his brow, he furrows his brow in concentration while adjusting the seasoning. The result? A mouthwatering dish. Are you feeling hungry yet? Or perhaps, as the kids say, is it making you “thirsty”?
Prepare for scorching temperatures in the world of hot chefs as the second series of The Bear brings back the grouchy yet endearing chef “Carmy” Berzatto, played by Jeremy Allen White.
Already streaming in the US and available in the UK from July 19th, this series arrives just as summer reaches its peak. And for those with a sweet tooth, there’s an exciting addition to the cast – Will Poulter, the 30-year-old British actor, portrays pastry chef Luca.
Poulter expressed his deep respect for the food and service industry, sharing his dream of playing a chef on TV.
To prepare for the role, he immersed himself in the kitchens of esteemed London restaurants like St John, Black Axe Mangal (now F.K.A.B.A.M.), and Trullo.
Poulter even described a shift at Black Axe Mangal as “the most satisfying day of work” he had ever experienced.
In the TV series Emily in Paris, the protagonist Emily Cooper embodies the trendy profession of an influencer.
Naturally, her enduring love interest, Gabriel, is a French chef who exudes charm with his sexy accent. Unlike the cheeky British Alfie, Gabriel dons the traditional starched chef’s whites, reflecting the French seriousness towards culinary matters. With each new season, Gabriel stylishly rolls up his sleeves a bit higher, adding to his allure.
Hot chefs aren’t limited to fiction. Rōze Traore, who once worked at New York’s renowned Eleven Madison Park kitchen, has also graced the modeling world with campaigns for prestigious brands like Nike and Louis Vuitton.
Recently, he embarked on a new venture by opening his own restaurant in Ivory Coast, a place deeply connected to his family roots and where he spent childhood vacations. In a W Magazine profile, Rōze is seen in action in a sleek stainless steel kitchen, wearing a personalized Dior polo shirt.
In another culinary sensation, the internet went wild for a couple of days when Victoria Beckham shared a video of her husband, David, and their daughter Harper cooking burritos in their Cotswolds kitchen. David sported a fresh white T-shirt, stylishly draped with a Daylesford tea towel over one shoulder.
Brand Beckham, known for its adaptability, has shifted its focus to home cooking in the cost-conscious era, even with the help of a luxurious Aga stove valued at over £7,000.
Source : theguardian.com
