Curtis Stone'S Farm Fiasco: The Celebrity Chef'S Unexpected Country Struggles - BABEOfficial 2025

Curtis Stone's Farm Life: More Than He Bargained For

Four years into his farming adventure in the scenic Santa Monica Mountains, celebrity chef Curtis Stone admits he's still grappling with the basics of farm equipment. Despite his culinary prowess, Stone confesses to a steep learning curve with tools like chainsaws and tractors.

“Naivety – I had no idea how involved it was owning a farm because every time the wind blows, a tree falls on a fence," Stone candidly shared.

His wife, actress Lindsay Price, joins him in this rustic endeavor, although she seems more enthusiastic about the vineyard's wine than the grape-picking.

Farming Fumbles and Family Fun

Stone, known for his roles in shows like "Top Chef Masters," humorously admits his farming skills are far from perfect. While the family has their chores, they often remain unchecked. Stone jokingly admits, "They do, they don't do any of them."

Despite the chaos, Stone enjoys the open space and dreams of expanding his farm with more animals and a lush veggie garden. However, his Thanksgiving episode was a culinary catastrophe – a single oven wasn't enough for the feast, leaving guests waiting for their meal.

Star-Studded Kitchen Mishaps

Besides farming, Stone's kitchen adventures include memorable celebrity encounters. He recalls making Yorkshire puddings for Sharon Osbourne with James Corden watching from the counter. "I felt like that was pretty fun. That it was a bit of a British-studded Christmas that year," Stone reminisced.

From cooking vegan meals for Paul McCartney to tricking Sebastian Maniscalco into tasting liver, Stone's celebrity kitchen tales are as entertaining as his farm exploits. His holiday advice? Balance the menu, keep dishes warm with his Electric Warming Mat, and give everyone a job.

Stone's journey from the bustling kitchen to the tranquil farm is filled with unexpected challenges and humorous anecdotes, proving that even the most successful chefs can have their off days.