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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
Host |
Alton Brown |
Creator |
Michael Davies |
EP |
Shauna Minoprio
Julia Cassidy |
Packager |
Embassy Row Productions (a
Sony Pictures TV company) for Food Network |
Origins |
Burbank, CA |
Web |
foodnetwork.com/
cutthroatkitchen |
Airs |
10p ET Sun, Food |
Available |
HIGH
DEFINITION |
ONLINE |
ON
DEMAND |
FACEBOOK
@Cutthroat-Kitchen |
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S'mortal Combat
November 30 |
Alton Brown’s International
House of SabotageTM is open for business again, and this
week, we have Valero, Cory, Hop and Huda getting the
$25,000 stipend.
There’s 45 minutes to make chili and corn bread. Valero
pays $12,00 to make Hop and Cory harvest their
ingredients from a block of ice, and Hop makes Huda cook
with cowboy gear for $10,800. Mid-round, who gets
lassoed into a bad fate? Cody does it to Valero for
$2,200. Emerging from the hermetically sealed porch for
Funk and Wagnall’s Mayonnaise Jar is Jet Tila, and
egressing from the competition is Cory and his $22,800.
Round two finds Huda holding on to her full stack of
$25,000, Hop has $14,200 and Valero’s bankroll has
$13,000. So let’s make some dim sum. Hop pays $2,600 to
force Valero prep in steamer baskets, then Valero pays
$3,100 to take Hop’s basket and make him get ingredients
from a recycling compost bin, but then Hop makes Valero
wear white gloves for $11,100. Jet returns, and decides
that it’s “Bye, Felicia” to Valero and his $9,900.
As the final round starts, we have Huda still with
$25,000 and Hop with only $500. Let’s make some s’mores
and it’s all about Huda, who wins a $600 bid to make Hop
shoot for his marshmallows, and $500 to make him cook
with matches. And so, Huda has $23,900 on the line
against Hop’s $500. Jet tastes them, and picks Huda,
with a regular episode record payoff $23,900.
Next week, it’s Christmas in Cutthroat Kitchen. What
will Alton’s elves come up with? Tune in and find out.
To see this episode in its entirety, go
to
foodnetwork.com/cutthroatkitchen.
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