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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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Big Trouble in Little
Chinese Chicken Salad July 13 |
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Here we are once again
visiting Alton Brown’s International House of Sabotageᵀᴹ
and there are Francisco, Tiffany, Frank and Bryan all
getting that $25,000 cash stipend. Now, let’s let the
real fun begin, and I’m not talking about Germany’s
one-nil win over Argentina after extra time in the World
Cup Final, either. Let’s start with some Chinese chicken salad, gang. Bryan pays $12,200 to make the others use the infamous chain of tools on a Great Wall. Francisco makes Frank cook on conical strainers (Chinese caps) for $9,100 while Tiffany pays $10,000 to have Francisco fetch all his ingredients from wooden steamers. Mid-round, Frank pays $4,000 to place Francisco in the old Chinese finger trap for the rest of the round. Antonia Lofaso’s judging tonight, and tells Tiffany to return her $15,000. Round Two begins with Frank having a stash of $21,000, Francisco hanging onto $13,900 and Bryan holds down the third place spot with a bankroll of $12,800. Let’s make club sandwiches, but can you cook with golf clubs? Francisco pays $6,600 to make Bryan do so, and then adds insult to injury by making him wear white gloves and cannot touch food while wearing them for $4,000, and is fined $100 for soiling those gloves later in this round. Then in middle of the round, Francisco learns that payback is you-know-what as Frank swaps out his bread for a hollowed-out loaf of plain white bread (or plain old bread crust) for $1,500. Antonia has returned, and cuts Francisco and his $4,000. As we head into the last dish of the evening, Frank leads with $19,500 and Bryan trails with $12,700. And in the words of Homer Simpson, the last dish is “Mmmmmmmm, donuts.” Bryan overpays to the tune of $12,000 to make Frank get his ingredients back by tossing donut holes into coffee cups, but Frank sabotages Bryan out of donut pans to mix and cook in for $800. And with a large gap of moolah - $17,700 for Frank and only seven hundred simoleons for Bryan - separating them, Antonia’s final decision is that the winner is Frank. Next week, more shenanigans and cooking. To see this episode in its entirety, go to foodnetwork.com/cutthroatkitchen. |
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