Masterchef: The Professionals

Jelly Bean · Dec 6, 2023

I had to go to the station to collect OH so missed the second half - did anyone get eliminated last night?

Moongirl69 · Dec 7, 2023

Jelly Bean said:
I had to go to the station to collect OH so missed the second half - did anyone get eliminated last night?

Yes
Charlie

Jelly Bean · Dec 7, 2023

Moongirl69 said:
Yes
Charlie

Ah thank you.
Not surprised tbh.
It really is incredibly close now isn't it? All the final three have been amazing most of the time.

Jelly Bean · Dec 7, 2023

'Holistic cuisine'
Each dish is called an 'impression'

And I really don't want to think about blood transfusions while I'm eating my micro impression.

Restless Native · Dec 7, 2023

This restaurant is giving me the fear

Clickbait · Dec 7, 2023

I dread to think how much a meal is there when you’re creeped out by a contortionist on the way in, lectured with every course, and given chicken feet, windpipes, and bladder with a shot of chicken blood

Mrsh2019 · Dec 7, 2023

It’s like the Emperor’s New Clothes

qwikti · Dec 7, 2023

The ginger lad has over the last five minutes said ‘it’s like popping a big spot’ and the phrase ‘bum flaps’. He’s really developing my appetite

Jelly Bean · Dec 7, 2023

Twitter are ripping the piss out of it
It is beyond pretentious. And who the feck wants to eat a chicken foot in a wire cage?

Clickbait · Dec 7, 2023

That wasn’t a glass of champagne it was a mouthful!

traceymrsd · Dec 7, 2023

It's a big no from me - can't be doing with all this pretentious bollocks - I'll just follow it on here & twitter tonight

Lurkeryaar · Dec 7, 2023

Whilst the chef wasn't as pretentious as the one before in London, I did not fancy going to the restaurant £350 a head I think as well.

qwikti · Dec 8, 2023

Confused about the winner? I genuinely thought it was between the other two. So confused at this ending.

traceymrsd · Dec 8, 2023

qwikti said:
Confused about the winner? I genuinely thought it was between the other two. So confused at this ending.

Really? his dish was faultless where the other two had minor critiques

qwikti · Dec 8, 2023

traceymrsd said:
Really? his dish was faultless where the other two had minor critiques

I guess because they were more forward and creative with their styles I was hoping for one of them to win.

Whereas for Tom, even the judges admitted he’d only just, in the final, branched into injecting intrigue into classical cooking (which with 2 trained chefs for parents, I think I expect him to have down pat).

I wanted Kasae to win tbh

SaLou · Dec 8, 2023

The winner is pretty much always the one with no faults in their final dishes. The other two usually have something that's not quite perfect.

qwikti · Dec 8, 2023

SaLou said:
The winner is pretty much always the one with no faults in their final dishes. The other two usually have something that's not quite perfect.

Fairs. I usually tune out by the final ep, as I like the earlier weeks, so forgive my faux pas

Moongirl69 · Dec 8, 2023

I watched on catch up. Tom was a well deserved winner tonight.

Elles20 · Dec 9, 2023

qwikti said:
I guess because they were more forward and creative with their styles I was hoping for one of them to win.

Whereas for Tom, even the judges admitted he’d only just, in the final, branched into injecting intrigue into classical cooking (which with 2 trained chefs for parents, I think I expect him to have down pat).

I wanted Kasae to win tbh

Kasae didn't deliver what she set out to do (her dessert). Tommy had a good chance but his cooking wasn't perfect for his main course.

Tom was the clear winner from the three dishes he made.

VeniVidiVicki · Dec 9, 2023

I was team Kasae but Tom’s dishes were visually stunning in a way that hers weren’t last night.

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