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Jamie's Kitchen is a reality television series created by celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. The show aired on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom in 2002. The series follows Oliver as he attempts to train a group of unemployed young people to work as chefs in a new restaurant.

Overview[edit]

The series documents the challenges and triumphs faced by Jamie Oliver as he opens a new restaurant, "Fifteen", in London. The unique aspect of the restaurant is its mission to provide opportunities for disadvantaged young people by training them to become professional chefs.

Format[edit]

The show consists of five episodes, each one hour long. Throughout the series, viewers witness the progress of the trainees as they undergo intensive culinary training. The program highlights the personal and professional growth of the participants, as well as the obstacles they encounter along the way.

Impact[edit]

"Jamie's Kitchen" was well-received by audiences and critics alike, praised for its inspirational message and the real-life impact it had on the participants. The success of the show led to the establishment of the Fifteen Foundation, a charity aimed at helping young people through similar training programs.

Legacy[edit]

The concept of "Jamie's Kitchen" has been replicated in various countries, with similar programs being launched to support youth employment and training in the culinary arts. The show also contributed to Jamie Oliver's reputation as a socially conscious chef and entrepreneur.

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Jamie's Kitchen on Channel 4

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-== Jamie's Kitchen ==
-[[File:Jamie's Kitchen Logo.png|right|200px]]
+{{Infobox television
+| name = Jamie's Kitchen
+| image = <!-- Image removed -->
+| caption = <!-- Caption removed -->
+| genre = [[Reality television]]
+| creator = [[Jamie Oliver]]
+| starring = [[Jamie Oliver]]
+| country = [[United Kingdom]]
+| language = [[English language|English]]
+| num_series = 1
+| num_episodes = 5
+| runtime = 60 minutes
+| company = [[Talkback Thames]]
+| network = [[Channel 4]]
+| first_aired = 2002
+| last_aired = 2002
+}}
-'''Jamie's Kitchen''' is a popular television series and a book written by British chef [[Jamie Oliver]]. The show follows Oliver as he opens a restaurant called "Fifteen" in London, with the aim of training disadvantaged young people to become professional chefs. The book, also titled "Jamie's Kitchen," provides a behind-the-scenes look at the restaurant's journey and includes recipes from the show.
+'''Jamie's Kitchen''' is a [[reality television]] series created by [[celebrity chef]] [[Jamie Oliver]]. The show aired on [[Channel 4]] in the [[United Kingdom]] in 2002. The series follows Oliver as he attempts to train a group of unemployed young people to work as chefs in a new restaurant.
-=== Background ===
+== Overview ==
+The series documents the challenges and triumphs faced by [[Jamie Oliver]] as he opens a new restaurant, "[[Fifteen (restaurant)|Fifteen]]", in [[London]]. The unique aspect of the restaurant is its mission to provide opportunities for disadvantaged young people by training them to become professional chefs.
-Jamie Oliver, known for his passion for cooking and his efforts to improve the quality of school meals, decided to take on a new challenge by opening a restaurant that would not only serve delicious food but also make a positive impact on the lives of young people. He wanted to give disadvantaged individuals an opportunity to learn culinary skills and gain employment in the hospitality industry.
+== Format ==
+The show consists of five episodes, each one hour long. Throughout the series, viewers witness the progress of the trainees as they undergo intensive culinary training. The program highlights the personal and professional growth of the participants, as well as the obstacles they encounter along the way.
-=== The Concept ===
+== Impact ==
+"Jamie's Kitchen" was well-received by audiences and critics alike, praised for its inspirational message and the real-life impact it had on the participants. The success of the show led to the establishment of the [[Fifteen Foundation]], a charity aimed at helping young people through similar training programs.
-[[File:Fifteen Restaurant.jpg|left|200px]]
+== Legacy ==
+The concept of "Jamie's Kitchen" has been replicated in various countries, with similar programs being launched to support youth employment and training in the culinary arts. The show also contributed to [[Jamie Oliver]]'s reputation as a socially conscious chef and entrepreneur.
-The concept behind Jamie's Kitchen was to create a training program that would take in a group of fifteen young people who had faced various challenges in their lives, such as homelessness or involvement in crime. These individuals would be given the chance to learn from experienced chefs and work in a real restaurant environment.
-=== The Television Series ===
-The television series "Jamie's Kitchen" documented the entire process of setting up the restaurant, from finding the location to training the staff. It showcased the struggles and triumphs of the trainees as they worked towards their goal of becoming professional chefs. The show not only highlighted the culinary aspects but also delved into the personal stories of the trainees, providing a deeper understanding of their backgrounds and motivations.
-=== The Book ===
-[[File:Jamie's Kitchen Book.jpg|right|200px]]
-The book "Jamie's Kitchen" serves as a companion to the television series, offering additional insights and details. It includes recipes featured on the show, as well as behind-the-scenes anecdotes and photographs. The book provides a comprehensive look at the challenges faced by Jamie Oliver and his team in creating Fifteen, making it an interesting read for both fans of the show and food enthusiasts.
-=== Legacy ===
-Jamie's Kitchen and the Fifteen restaurant have had a lasting impact on the culinary world. The restaurant continues to operate and has expanded to other locations around the world, including Amsterdam, Cornwall, and Melbourne. The training program has successfully helped many disadvantaged young people find employment in the hospitality industry, giving them a fresh start and a chance to build a better future.
-== See Also ==
+== See also ==
+* [[Fifteen (restaurant)]]
 * [[Jamie Oliver]]
-* [[Fifteen (restaurant)]]
+* [[Reality television]]
 == References ==
+{{Reflist}}
-<references />
+== External links ==
+* [https://www.channel4.com/programmes/jamies-kitchen Jamie's Kitchen on Channel 4]
-[[Category:Television series]]
+[[Category:2002 British television series debuts]]
-[[Category:Cookbooks]]
+[[Category:2002 British television series endings]]
-[[Category:Restaurants]]
+[[Category:Channel 4 reality television shows]]
-[[Category:Jamie Oliver]]
+[[Category:English-language television shows]]
+[[Category:Television series by Fremantle (company)]]
+[[Category:Television shows set in London]]
+[[Category:Cooking television series]]