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Masterchef: The Professionals

Greg Wallace was funny in his comments. You could tell that he wasn't really convinced. This is supposed to be unpleasant at first, yes? This is supposed to make you feel uncomfortable?
I am not sure that even Monica ate the chickens feet thing. We saw the other two tucking in, but she was certainly upset at the thought of it.
 
That Danish restaurant looked fucking horrendous. You couldn't pay me to eat there. The quality of the cooking didnt even look that hot shit either. Being greeted by that dancer and then subjected to entry level design school graphics while you're eating a load of offal. No, just no.

Worthy winner, gutted for the Aussie lass though.
 
Just caught up with Finals week.

Totally agree about the restaurant. Very interesting that Monica didn't eat the chicken dish.

It really did stand out, and I mean the restaurant and the episode, as a complete gear shift. To go from upstairs at a place in Shrewsbury to that couldn't have taken along with it a mainstream BBC One audience.

Worthy winner. The person I thought was being "reality show edited" to win didn't and I could feel their deflation through the screen.

Once again I'm left with the feeling that this version of MasterChef is both great and totally stupid, and that's perhaps why I keep watching.
 
By the by, Wikipedia lists the winners of this franchise, and something struck me:

2008 Male
2009 Male
2010 Female
2011 Male
2012 Male/Female joint winners
2013 Male
2014 Male
2015 Male
2016 Male
2017 Male
2018 Male
2019 Male
2020 Male
2021 Male
2022 Female
 
Finally caught up. Thought Tom was a very worthy winner, definitely one of the most talented professional chefs I've seen on there. When I was 24, I think the highlight of my cookery was probably spag bol.

As an antidote to the extremely pretentious Danish restaurant, this made me laugh:

 
Finally caught up. Thought Tom was a very worthy winner, definitely one of the most talented professional chefs I've seen on there. When I was 24, I think the highlight of my cookery was probably spag bol.

As an antidote to the extremely pretentious Danish restaurant, this made me laugh:


Thats got me in stitches
 
Finally caught up. Thought Tom was a very worthy winner, definitely one of the most talented professional chefs I've seen on there. When I was 24, I think the highlight of my cookery was probably spag bol.

As an antidote to the extremely pretentious Danish restaurant, this made me laugh:

Can you imagine how hard it is for Sean Pertwee to narrate that without pissing himself laughing?
 
You can see a mile off when they're going to keep three.

I want to eat the French guy's food. Never seen grapefruit before in mc. Grapefruit and caviar! Yeah why not.

That sticky toffee pudding looked appalling.
 
I saw bits as I had the telly on and I don't watch Bake Off live.

Not quite sure when Sticky Toffee Pudding became a Cumbrian delicacy, but I'm aware that it did, and that one from the Cumbrian fellow did look really bad.

I've heard Chris Packham say that caviar is controlled by the Russian mafia, so I'm not sure anyone should be using that.
 
I've said before that I love the Professionals more than the civilian or celebs. I think it's the deflating of the ego, particularly when the skills challenge turns the confident swagger of a gastropub know it all onto a nervous wreck.
 
By the by, the roll call of winners is very masculine, reflecting the industry being still very "male heavy"

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