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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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I Can't Believe It's
Not Udder Season
Premiere June 22 |
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A new season has started at
Alton Brown’s International House of Sabotageᵀᴹ so let’s
celebrate by welcoming Shane, Nate, Candace and Morgan,
who each get their $25,000. On the opening dish, we’re making a breakfast sandwich. Morgan pays $3,100 to make Candace use a heat gun as her only source of heat, then Shane makes Nate use a used breakfast buffet instead of his basket. And mid-round, Candace makes Morgan wear a egg on her head for $700, plus a $500 penalty for losing each egg, of which she had none whatsoever. Jet Tila’s here to judge the meals, and feels that Nate is unworthy of continuing, returning all $25,000. Before the second dish, let’s check the scoreboard, shall we? Candace has $24,300 in her bank, Morgan has $21,900 and Shane holds onto $16,200. How about we make some Pasta Bolognese? Candace dominates Morgan in the auction, paying $2,600 to swap out Morgan’s tomatoes for a salsa kit, then make Morgan use an espresso pot as her sole cooking utensil for $5,500. Jet’s flying back in, and says Morgan is out, returning $21,900. Prior to the final round, Shane has $16,200 and Candace has $15,800. And it’s tres leches cake for the last dish. Shane forks over $11,200 to make Candace use three items - a mixing bowl, a frying pan and the stovetop - for her cooking, while Candace makes Shane harvest all his milk products from a plastic cow for $5,000. So at stake here is $5,000 for Shane, and $10,800 for Candace. Jet tastes and picks Shane as the winner. More torturous fun next week. To see this episode in its entirety, go to foodnetwork.com/cutthroatkitchen. |
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