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A woman's place
Updated On: 07 September, 2019 07:49 AM IST | Mumbai | Suman Mahfuz Quazi
After British chef Marco Pierre White suggested that women are unequipped for the kitchen as emotional beings, we spoke to successful, badass ladies from the F&B world to understand what makes them perfect for the task

Marco Pierre White
Misogyny, much like life, is fraught with paradoxes. And so, the same tools are used both for and against women. For so long fervent feminists were being asked to “go make a sandwich.” But the moment someone said, “Hey, you know what? I’ll make you a darn good one, but pay me for it,” things changed. It must be the same train of thought that led British chef Marco Pierre White to tell an international publication in a recent interview that “men can absorb pressure better, because women are emotional and take things personally”. White then goes on to equate a woman’s efficiency with her presupposed inability to “carry huge pans.” Which is all well and good, except that none of this is true.
Amninder Sandhu


