Gavin Rossdale found success on stage as the lead singer of the Bush band. Now he hopes to sow in the kitchen.
The 59-year-old musician born in London hosts Nova TV series, “Gavin Rossdale’s dinner.”
The six episodes’ debut season contains guests of celebrities such as Serena Williams, Tom Jones and Brooke Shields, who talk about their career and motivation while while doxs are motivation Enjoying the evening That Rossdale makes them in his home in Los Angeles.
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It is a change in the pace for frontman Bush, who spent a good part of his professional life on the way.
Eating healthy While on the tour “traditionally quite difficult”, Rossdale told Fox News Digital, “unless you travel with Catering.” (Watch the video at the top of this article.)
Leading singer Bush’s Gavin Rossdale told Fox News Digital that it was difficult to have a healthy meal while on tour “unless you travel with catering.” (Fox News Digital)
Traveling from location to location without catering can result in “some intricate meals on a tour,” said Rossdale – like a green bean that is “cooked out of recognition”.
His food before the concert, Rossdale revealed, cooked eggs.
“I just cook, usually, about three or four eggs, and I just let them sit in soy sauce and Rice wine vinegar, Maybe a little Mirin, “Rossdale said.
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He called him “the current type of jerk.”
“I’m a guy with three eggs,” Rossdale added.
In the “Dinner with Gavin Rossdale”, Rossdale thinks about what the American jazz trumpeter once declared.
Rossdale hosts the new series “Dinner with Gavin Rossdale.” He spoke with Fox News Digital about his food before the concert: boiled eggs. (East; Chapman Baehler)
“Miles Davis said every musician should be able to cook, So I took it as a great inspiration with my love affair with food, “Rossdale said.
Rossdale told Fox News Digital that interest in cooking really started when he lived alone.
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“I had no money, so I had to cook something eating “ he said.
Rossdale knew how to make a “little tomato sauce” and, because he lived near the market, fry the shrimp.
Skampi like this is one of the few meals that Rossdale said he could cook when he started living alone. (East)
When a good friend who grew up around the catering industry immigrated, Rossdale was impressed with the “big repertoire” of his roommate and became “super competitive”.
“I will not be left in the dust with shrimp,” Rossdale said.
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He soon developed “a sense of that.”
“And there are so many things that I really don’t feel about,” Rossdale said.
“I gathered a food plate – and people like it.”
He said he wasn’t sure how he developed his “little secret superpower.”
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But, he added, “I put on a plate of food – and people like them.”
Rossdale told Fox News Digital that he recently made chicken tacos for fellow musicians Brent Smith, leading Singer Shinedown and Morgan Wade.
Rossdale recently made a chicken tacos (not in the picture) for some fellow musicians. “I won’t get awards … but they liked it,” he said. (East)
“I knew it was too crunchy with red cabbage,” he said. “So you have to put vinegar. You have to kill it. You have to macerate it. You have to make it soft.”
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It was “really basic” and “nothing complicated,” he admitted.
“I didn’t invent any wheels,” Rossdale said. “And I won’t get awards and no one will take me to their celebrity house for that. But they liked it.”
