Steve Glenn: Hell's Kitchen Young Guns

Can you keep a secret? Chef Steve Glenn sure can. The
Chesterfield native is about a make his national television debut
on Hell's Kitchen Young Guns with Gordon Ramsay. A secret
the 23-year-old Manchester High School graduate had to sit on
throughout the pandemic.


The competition, which begins its television run at the end of
May, was actually filmed in 2019. The pandemic pushed back the
start date, forcing Glenn to keep quiet.


"I had to pretty much be silent for two years," Glenn said. "Of
course my family knew and, of course, the people that compete
with you. But as far as everybody else, we just kind of had to go
back to normal life, which was really weird. Just, going through
all of that and then coming home like, alright, go back to normal
life as nothing happened. I'm glad I can finally let the world
know. It's good to get that off my chest."


In the kitchen, the former executive sous chef at Richmond
Country Club said he gets inspired by music and his grandmother's
cooking.


"She would make all types of stuff. She loved to do fish and
grits. She made the best greens and mac and cheese I've ever had
in my entire life," Glenn said. "She got me in the kitchen, at
like 10, peeling potatoes and cleaning collard greens. I was just
always amazed at her ability to transform these raw ingredients
into you know, something I could eat two bowls of."


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