Posted 10/16/2009 by Gina in Hells Kitchen

by Chef Rock
Winner of Hell’s Kitchen Season 3
Well, hats off to Dave Levey for wining Hell’s Kitchen! He truly deserved it. Now Dave, if you’re reading this remember one thing: DON’T TAKE THE JOB. Read on.
We all saw what happened so I won’t go over it play by play; I will just give you some of my thoughts about the show and the experience.
I think this has been one of the best seasons of HK ever. I have to applaud Art
Posted 10/15/2009 by Gina in Hells Kitchen and Cast Interviews

by Gina Scarpa
This week, on Hell’s Kitchen, the final two chefs competed in one last cookoff at Araxi restaurant in Whistler, British Columbia. A panel of judges chose Dave Levey’s menu over Kevin Cottle, giving him an edge heading into the final dinner service. In that final service, Dave chose to work with former contestants Ariel, Robert, and Suzanne who proved to be a better team than Kevin, Van, Amanda, and Sabrina. Chef Ramsay ultimately chose Dave as the winner of Hell’s Kitchen and
Posted 10/14/2009 by Gina in Hells Kitchen and Cast Interviews
by Gina Scarpa
Last night, on the season finale of Hell’s Kitchen, it all came down to two chefs - Kevin Cottle from Connecticut and Dave Levey from California. The two were very different but performed consistently well throughout the season. In the end, though, Chef Ramsay chose Dave and not Kevin as the winner of Hell’s Kitchen. Today, Kevin spoke to RealityWanted in an exclusive interview about his experiences on the show.
Q. Gina, RealityWanted: I have to say that I’m surprised you didn’t
Posted 10/13/2009 by Gina in Hells Kitchen

by Gina Scarpa
Tonight’s two hour season finale of Hell’s Kitchen kicks off with a challenge for the final three chefs – Ariel, Kevin, and Dave. They’ll each choose a location and then they must match the cuisine from that country. Ariel draws China, Dave gets India (yikes), and Kevin ends up with Mexico. India is certainly the toughest of the three and Dave is going to have his work cut out for him, especially since he’s never made an Indian dish in his life.
After cooking for
Posted 10/08/2009 by Gina in Hells Kitchen and Cast Interviews

by Gina Scarpa
This week, on Hell’s Kitchen, Tennille performed exceptionally well in the reward challenge. The remaining four chefs were asked to create vegetarian meals for screaming, hungry kids… who don’t necessarily like veggies. Tennille won them over with her vegetable stuffed eggplant and received a makeover and lunch with Chef Ramsay as her prize. When dinner service rolled around, though, Tennille struggled on the fish station and ended up getting sent home at the end of the night for it. Today, she spoke to RealityWanted in