The same ‘boring’ dinner TV chef Gordon Ramsay eats every night that helps him stay in shape
GORDON RAMSAY has revealed the "boring" meals he swears by when he's trying to stay in shape.
The 58-year-old is one of the most accomplished food connoisseurs in the world, with more than 20 cookbooks, 80 restaurants and 17 Michelin stars to his name.
Eggs can help you feel fuller for longer and are a complete source of protein, containing all nine essential amino acids that the body can't produce on its own.
And for dinner? Some simple poached chicken or fish, which uses minimal to no added fat.
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He still has standards when it comes to his cooking methods too - insisting he will never boil his meat of choice.
In his usual sweary manner, he joked: "Boiling it is going to give it a texture like f***ing Gandhi’s flip-flop."
Ramsay, whose weight ballooned to 18st at his heaviest, has also learned to watch his portion sizes.
"It’s like a ballerina – tiny little mouthfuls, tiny little tastings", he added.
The TV chef tops up his healthy diet with regular exercise and signs up to two events - such as Ironman or a marathon - every year.
The TV chef's meal admission comes after wife Tana made a revelation of her own.
The 50-year-old admitted that the celebrity chef didn't attend the births of their first four children - and it wasn't due to work commitments or travel issues.
The broadcaster and author instead explained that Gordon's absence was actually planned beforehand.
The couple share children Megan, 26, twins Jack and Holly, 25, Tilly, 23, Oscar, 5, and one-year-old Jesse.
Gordon was present for his younger two children's births but for his oldest four children, the famous chef decided against scrubbing in for the occasion.
"It is very controversial but it just felt right," Tana said as she recalled her first three birth experiences.
She joked that all the attention would've been on her husband had he turned up - but not due to his celebrity status.
"He probably would have gone all squeamish and fainted and I would’ve been like, ‘Sorry, this is my moment,'" Tana joked.
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She went on to say that Gordon's decision to skip the birth "never really bothered" her.
"I actually felt quite happy when we talked about it, I said, ‘Listen, if you don’t want to be in there then don’t.'"