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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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Thanks, But No
Thanksgiving November 16 |
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It’s autumn at Alton Brown’s
International House of SabotageTM, and to celebrate
Thanksgiving, we welcome Joe, Jake, Cindy and Johnny, as
they are handed their $25,000 cornucopias. For starters, how about an entire turkey dinner in just 30 minutes? Cindy forces the three guys forfeit all of their tools for a “Black Friday” sale of assorted stuff for $6,700. Johnny is forced to use canned food thanks tp Joe’s $8,100 bid, and Jake is forced to prep on Plymouth Rock for a cool $7,000 thanks to Johnny. Emerging from the hermetically sealed porch for Funk and Wagnall’s Mayonnaise Jar is Simon Majundar, and he decides that Johnny is odd one out taking away $18,000. As we check the scoreboard, we see Jake with $25,000, Cindy with $19,300 and Joe with $18,900. Keeping with the theme, we’re having butternut squash soup. Cindy pays $8,100 to force Jake and Joe to cook back-to-back for the whole round, and them makes Jake use a hammer for $5,500 as his only tool, but Jake pays $8,600 to have Cindy mix and cook using a butter dish and nut shells. Welcome back, Simon and farewell Cindy and her $5,700. One round left, and Joe leads aith $18,900 and Jake is behind with $16,400. For dessert, we’re having pecan pie. Jake makes Joe go to the leftovers for $9,800 and then Joe buys the right to force Jake wear a turkey suit for $500. So, with $16,400 on the line for Joe and Jake risking $6,600, Simon’s pick to win is Jake. Tune in next Sunday. It’ll be a lulu as they say. Two sets of twins battle for the win. To see this episode in its entirety, go to foodnetwork.com/cutthroatkitchen. |
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