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The most dangerous, most extreme cooking competition on television is back for another course of sweets, savories, and sabotage! Recaps by James Craven, GSNN
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Hakuna Frittata May 18 |
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Four fresh contestants have
arrived at Alton Brown’s International House of
Sabotageᵀᴹ. Now let’s give Abby, Jaron, Frances and
Lemar their $25,000 in seed money, and have the victor
keep all the leftovers following the auctioning therein. Our first dish tonight is frittata. Jason spends $8,500 to make Abby cook with poached eggs, and Lemar cook with broken eggs. Lemar makes Frances get her ingredients from a vending machine (quarters included) for $9,500 while Abby makes Jaron cook out of eggshells for $8,100. As Ferb Fletcher would tell us “That’d be a little rough on the old frittata.” But of course, he and his brother Phineas Flynn had to install an reverse switch on a huge anti-gravity machine when their sister got accidentally zapped but I digress. And Jet Tila’s here to judge the meals, and decides that the first to go is Lemar and must return his $15,500. After our opening round, Frances is in front with $25,000, second place is held by Abby with $16,900 and in last place is Jaron with $16,500. And for the second dish, it’s N’Awlins style Po’ Boys on the menu. Frances spends $2,000 to swap canned roast beef to Jaron and canned oysters to Abby for their proteins in their basket, the makes Jaron use a King Cake instead of bread and rolls for $7,500. Abby then spends $4,300 to make Frances use a box of junk instead of regular cooking tools. Jet Tila returns, tastes the Po’ Boys, and Abby’s just didn’t cut it, returning $12,200. As the final round approacheth, Jaron has $16,500, and Frances has $15,500. So, our final test involves Steak Diane, and Frances buys the right to ruin Jaron’s nice steak with a paper cutter for $8,600, but Jaron pays $3,500 to make Frances use cognac-flavored chocolates. At stake (no pun intended) is $13,000 for Jaron and $8,900 for Frances. Jet Tila’s final decision is Frances is the winner. There will be more of the same next week, so join us. To see this episode in its entirety, go to foodnetwork.com/cutthroatkitchen. |
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