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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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Chain of Tools (or
"Layer? I Hardly Know Her!") April 13 |
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Four new chefs have arrived
at Alton Brown’s International House of Sabotageᵀᴹ, so
let’s welcome Nikos, Tom, Janet and Lor to the show,
give them their $25,000 in seed money for auctions of
deviation, and start cooking. First up, Cobb Salad. And in the pantry, Tom forgets the one thing needed for a dish like this: chicken. Will this stop her? Will using a chained-up cutlery set bought by Janet for $9,200 stop her and the others? Tom fights back, spending $10,100 to force Nikos to replace three items he had from a Buffet of Doom (choosing hundred-year-old quail eggs, burnt bacon and unripe avocados), then Tom forks over another $6,300 to make Lor make his salad hot. In the mid-round bidding, Nikos forks over $8,500 to force Tom to use corn cob holders for plating her chickenless salad, but one taste from judge Antonia Lofasco of a quail egg that’s a century old on Nikos’ salad was all that it took to bring back the $16,500 he was holding. With that, Lor still has his original $25,000 stash, Janet still holds $15,8,00 and Tom hangs onto $8,600. Our second course is all about enchiladas. And it’s all about Lor in the auctions, buying the rights to force the ladies to whack at a pinata in place of their baskets for $2,000, make Janet use beets and strawberries for $2,200 instead of red items, and make Tom use a shopping cart full of items as her cookstation for $14,000. Antonia returns and decides to eliminate Janet and her unlikeable strawberry salsa, bringing back $15,800 to the silver briefcase. Tom still has the $8,600 she had entering this final round, and $6,800 is left with Lor. Well, if they knew Alton was coming, they’d bake a layer cake, which is the last course of this week’s episode. Lor then pays $4,000 to force Tom to use a cement mixer for all her needs baking, so she makes a pancake-style cake, and Tor makes a torte but forgets to put homemade ice cream on top, which costs him all of $2,800, making Tom the winner with the $8,600 she had thanks to judge Lofasco. Tune in next week for more shenanigans and cooking. To see this episode in its entirety, go to foodnetwork.com/cutthroatkitchen. |
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