Showing posts with label Masterchef Australia Season 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Masterchef Australia Season 4. Show all posts
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Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 42 Masterclass 7
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Summary:
Gary and Matt Moran create French onion soup, roast chicken and yummy pork belly with noodles. Philippe Mouchel also shows how to bake classic cakes.
Based on the British reality program of the same name, "Masterchef Australia" airs from Sunday through to Friday. The contestants will be led through challenges by host Sarah Wilson which will give chefs from around the country the ultimate once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and broaden their cooking skills. Their weekly challenges include; off-site challenge, mystery box, celebrity chef challenge and masterclass. Each week there will be two eliminations; one decided by the contestants, and the other by the judges.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 41 Elimination Challenge: Cake
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Summary Episode:
The losing team from yesterday's challenge have to take part in a cake based elimination challenge. They are given up to thrty two cakes and have to taste them before naming each cake.
Based on the British reality program of the same name, "Masterchef Australia" airs from Sunday through to Friday. The contestants will be led through challenges by host Sarah Wilson which will give chefs from around the country the ultimate once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and broaden their cooking skills. Their weekly challenges include; off-site challenge, mystery box, celebrity chef challenge and masterclass. Each week there will be two eliminations; one decided by the contestants, and the other by the judges.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 41 Elimination Challenge: Cake
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 41 Elimination Challenge: Cake
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 41 Elimination Challenge: Cake
Summary Episode:
The losing team from yesterday's challenge have to take part in a cake based elimination challenge. They are given up to thrty two cakes and have to taste them before naming each cake.
Based on the British reality program of the same name, "Masterchef Australia" airs from Sunday through to Friday. The contestants will be led through challenges by host Sarah Wilson which will give chefs from around the country the ultimate once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and broaden their cooking skills. Their weekly challenges include; off-site challenge, mystery box, celebrity chef challenge and masterclass. Each week there will be two eliminations; one decided by the contestants, and the other by the judges.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 41 Elimination Challenge: Cake
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 41 Elimination Challenge: Cake
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 41 Elimination Challenge: Cake
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 40 Offsite Challenge: Hindu Wedding
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MasterChef Australia is cool as ice. The judges aren't a sorry bunch of tyrannical, boorish, acerbic and foul-mouthed yahoos but a suave, openhearted and almost selfless as they unreservedly share their own experiences, imparting their veteran knowledge to the amateur contestants and most importantly, ready to give show much of their precious time to these cooks. 76 episodes may have been an ordeal if the show were the slightly supercilious Top Chef or the vulgar Hell's Kitchen.
To watch MasterChef Australia is to relieve oneself from tension, stress or flaring temper. The show manages to inject a sense of satiation amongst its participants, irrespective of their fate on the show. Gary, George and Matt are probably some of the kindest and most endearing personalities in all the reality shows I have seen. There is not hint of chicanery in them like in other shows where judges often dramatize or feign certain reactions in order to generate appeal.
The contestants are a kracker-jack of genuine people who treat their co-contestants as friends and not like competitors or animals (Watch Hell's Kitchen). Here we see adults, who may be zany but also are hold a level of maturity and discretion that is scarcely seen anywhere nowadays.
The format is quite simple but there the dozens of second-chances given and the scintillating cookery skills of the judges showcased during the show really winnowed the contestants and made them better cooks. MasterChef US, on the other hand, is turgid, cynical and chiched.
The dishes are diverse, impactive and authentic. The magnificent amalgam of cultures is very respectfully blended. Indian, French, Spanish, etc dishes are all given their share of respect on the show.
MasterChef Australia is simply a lip-smackingly entertaining program that follows the motto: "Don't Worry, Be Happy".
Summary:
The contestants learn that they have to cater for a Sri Lankan wedding. The Bride and Groom have invited 450 guests to their traditional Hindu wedding featuring purely vegetarian food.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 40 Offsite Challenge: Hindu Wedding
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 40 Offsite Challenge: Hindu Wedding
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 40 Offsite Challenge: Hindu Wedding
MasterChef Australia is cool as ice. The judges aren't a sorry bunch of tyrannical, boorish, acerbic and foul-mouthed yahoos but a suave, openhearted and almost selfless as they unreservedly share their own experiences, imparting their veteran knowledge to the amateur contestants and most importantly, ready to give show much of their precious time to these cooks. 76 episodes may have been an ordeal if the show were the slightly supercilious Top Chef or the vulgar Hell's Kitchen.
To watch MasterChef Australia is to relieve oneself from tension, stress or flaring temper. The show manages to inject a sense of satiation amongst its participants, irrespective of their fate on the show. Gary, George and Matt are probably some of the kindest and most endearing personalities in all the reality shows I have seen. There is not hint of chicanery in them like in other shows where judges often dramatize or feign certain reactions in order to generate appeal.
The contestants are a kracker-jack of genuine people who treat their co-contestants as friends and not like competitors or animals (Watch Hell's Kitchen). Here we see adults, who may be zany but also are hold a level of maturity and discretion that is scarcely seen anywhere nowadays.
The format is quite simple but there the dozens of second-chances given and the scintillating cookery skills of the judges showcased during the show really winnowed the contestants and made them better cooks. MasterChef US, on the other hand, is turgid, cynical and chiched.
The dishes are diverse, impactive and authentic. The magnificent amalgam of cultures is very respectfully blended. Indian, French, Spanish, etc dishes are all given their share of respect on the show.
MasterChef Australia is simply a lip-smackingly entertaining program that follows the motto: "Don't Worry, Be Happy".
Summary:
The contestants learn that they have to cater for a Sri Lankan wedding. The Bride and Groom have invited 450 guests to their traditional Hindu wedding featuring purely vegetarian food.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 40 Offsite Challenge: Hindu Wedding
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 40 Offsite Challenge: Hindu Wedding
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 40 Offsite Challenge: Hindu Wedding
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 39 Immunity Challenge: Hamish Ingham
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Based on the British reality program of the same name, "Masterchef Australia" airs from Sunday through to Friday. The contestants will be led through challenges by host Sarah Wilson which will give chefs from around the country the ultimate once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and broaden their cooking skills. Their weekly challenges include; off-site challenge, mystery box, celebrity chef challenge and masterclass. Each week there will be two eliminations; one decided by the contestants, and the other by the judges.
Summary Episode:
The Mystery Box winner wants to win an immunity pin. They have to beat former Billy Kwong Chef, Hamish Ingham from Bar H to earn it.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 39 Immunity Challenge: Hamish Ingham
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 39 Immunity Challenge: Hamish Ingham
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 39 Immunity Challenge: Hamish Ingham
Based on the British reality program of the same name, "Masterchef Australia" airs from Sunday through to Friday. The contestants will be led through challenges by host Sarah Wilson which will give chefs from around the country the ultimate once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and broaden their cooking skills. Their weekly challenges include; off-site challenge, mystery box, celebrity chef challenge and masterclass. Each week there will be two eliminations; one decided by the contestants, and the other by the judges.
Summary Episode:
The Mystery Box winner wants to win an immunity pin. They have to beat former Billy Kwong Chef, Hamish Ingham from Bar H to earn it.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 39 Immunity Challenge: Hamish Ingham
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 39 Immunity Challenge: Hamish Ingham
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 39 Immunity Challenge: Hamish Ingham
Monday, June 18, 2012
Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 38 Pressure Test: Quiche Lorraine
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Based on the British reality program of the same name, "Masterchef Australia" airs from Sunday through to Friday. The contestants will be led through challenges by host Sarah Wilson which will give chefs from around the country the ultimate once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and broaden their cooking skills. Their weekly challenges include; off-site challenge, mystery box, celebrity chef challenge and masterclass. Each week there will be two eliminations; one decided by the contestants, and the other by the judges.
MasterChef Australia is cool as ice. The judges aren't a sorry bunch of tyrannical, boorish, acerbic and foul-mouthed yahoos but a suave, openhearted and almost selfless as they unreservedly share their own experiences, imparting their veteran knowledge to the amateur contestants and most importantly, ready to give show much of their precious time to these cooks. 76 episodes may have been an ordeal if the show were the slightly supercilious Top Chef or the vulgar Hell's Kitchen.
To watch MasterChef Australia is to relieve oneself from tension, stress or flaring temper. The show manages to inject a sense of satiation amongst its participants, irrespective of their fate on the show. Gary, George and Matt are probably some of the kindest and most endearing personalities in all the reality shows I have seen. There is not hint of chicanery in them like in other shows where judges often dramatize or feign certain reactions in order to generate appeal.
The contestants are a kracker-jack of genuine people who treat their co-contestants as friends and not like competitors or animals (Watch Hell's Kitchen). Here we see adults, who may be zany but also are hold a level of maturity and discretion that is scarcely seen anywhere nowadays.
The format is quite simple but there the dozens of second-chances given and the scintillating cookery skills of the judges showcased during the show really winnowed the contestants and made them better cooks. MasterChef US, on the other hand, is turgid, cynical and chiched.
The dishes are diverse, impactive and authentic. The magnificent amalgam of cultures is very respectfully blended. Indian, French, Spanish, etc dishes are all given their share of respect on the show.
MasterChef Australia is simply a lip-smackingly entertaining program that follows the motto: "Don't Worry, Be Happy"
Summary Episode:
The pressure test sees three contestants having to cook a perfect quiche Lorraine. Each of them are determined to stay in the competition.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 38 Pressure Test: Quiche Lorraine
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 38 Pressure Test: Quiche Lorraine
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 38 Pressure Test: Quiche Lorraine
Based on the British reality program of the same name, "Masterchef Australia" airs from Sunday through to Friday. The contestants will be led through challenges by host Sarah Wilson which will give chefs from around the country the ultimate once in a lifetime opportunity to develop and broaden their cooking skills. Their weekly challenges include; off-site challenge, mystery box, celebrity chef challenge and masterclass. Each week there will be two eliminations; one decided by the contestants, and the other by the judges.
MasterChef Australia is cool as ice. The judges aren't a sorry bunch of tyrannical, boorish, acerbic and foul-mouthed yahoos but a suave, openhearted and almost selfless as they unreservedly share their own experiences, imparting their veteran knowledge to the amateur contestants and most importantly, ready to give show much of their precious time to these cooks. 76 episodes may have been an ordeal if the show were the slightly supercilious Top Chef or the vulgar Hell's Kitchen.
To watch MasterChef Australia is to relieve oneself from tension, stress or flaring temper. The show manages to inject a sense of satiation amongst its participants, irrespective of their fate on the show. Gary, George and Matt are probably some of the kindest and most endearing personalities in all the reality shows I have seen. There is not hint of chicanery in them like in other shows where judges often dramatize or feign certain reactions in order to generate appeal.
The contestants are a kracker-jack of genuine people who treat their co-contestants as friends and not like competitors or animals (Watch Hell's Kitchen). Here we see adults, who may be zany but also are hold a level of maturity and discretion that is scarcely seen anywhere nowadays.
The format is quite simple but there the dozens of second-chances given and the scintillating cookery skills of the judges showcased during the show really winnowed the contestants and made them better cooks. MasterChef US, on the other hand, is turgid, cynical and chiched.
The dishes are diverse, impactive and authentic. The magnificent amalgam of cultures is very respectfully blended. Indian, French, Spanish, etc dishes are all given their share of respect on the show.
MasterChef Australia is simply a lip-smackingly entertaining program that follows the motto: "Don't Worry, Be Happy"
Summary Episode:
The pressure test sees three contestants having to cook a perfect quiche Lorraine. Each of them are determined to stay in the competition.
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 38 Pressure Test: Quiche Lorraine
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 38 Pressure Test: Quiche Lorraine
Click here to watch Masterchef Australia Season 4, Episode 38 Pressure Test: Quiche Lorraine
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