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Go to Alaskaair.com or Hawaiian Airlines.com and I'll tell you more details later in the show.

I'm Rachel Bell and this is your last meal.

The show where celebrities share stories about the foods they love most,

and we dig into the history, culture, or science of those meals with experts from around the world.

Today on the program, Tilly Ramsey, host of the new Prime Video Cooking Show, Dish It Out.

Tilly's dad is British chef and TV host Gordon Ramsey.

And she's been making regular appearances on his TV shows since she was a kid.

And when she was 13 years old, she started hosting the British children's cooking and entertainment show, Matilda and the Ramsey Bunch. And at 15,

she published a cookbook. Mom calls me the female version of him. If you want to be a chef,

do you need to go to cooking school? I chat with a brother and a sister, both chefs. One went to

culinary school, one didn't, about the pros and cons. That's coming up later in the

show, but first, my conversation with Tilly Ramsey. I have to ask you this question. I'm sure a lot of

people do, but, you know, your dad has a reputation on his shows for yelling a lot. Does that

reflect what he's like at home? Is that something that

you grew up with? No, honestly, not at all. I think, you know, I've been asked that question before

and then I've asked my dad being like, actually, I've never asked you, dad. Like, you don't shout

or anything at home and hearing him say, well, I'm like that because food is my passion,

restaurants are my passion. When you're in a

high stress environment and you've got so much passion, you know, it's just the way it comes out for him.

But at home, he's literally like a giant teddy bear. Well, I've seen, yeah, interviews with you

together. And also he's a guest on your show and you've been on his show

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