Contestant Receives A Round Of Applause From Elite Chefs | MasterChef UK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Professional Contestant Matthew, receives a round of applause for his extremely challenging and creative dish!
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The team work between competitors, everybody helping, is the biggest lesson of this amazing test.
I like how the chefs carry themselves with humility through a moment full of praise from their peers.
Team work makes the dream work. No man is an island in a professional kitchen, well done chefs
On master chef the chefs do it on their own it’s a knockout competition. Occasionally they may get a little help with plating from other contestants but the majority is done solo so it’s well done chef
He’s about the only chef I’ve ever seen who looks good for his age, and has stunning looks.
yeah. I'd bang Marcus for sure
Nice one. Well done boys!
Never seen Marcus wareing look so happy at how a service is going.
That lobster dish did it for me .....i could taste it from here , the sauce brought it all together 👍👍
Super
They're both very good looking yummy chef,,,,😂❤❤❤
Bravo
Dish dish plate dish dish plate dish dish dish.
Beautiful 😀
I wish lobster was still a poor man’s dish
Am imprests no Purees well done
How many of the judges have set up food banks for those who are struggling to put food on the table? pompous bollix
Is that the man on tik tok
The chef
Yeah
Who??
Looks like you need 8 courses to make a meal.
At that level, yes you do, but that's kind of the point. Fine dining like this isn't about having a single hearty plate of food ( or two ) that fills you up, it's about lots of small courses introducing you to different tastes, textures, aromas etc much like a well managed art gallery should, by the nature of your walking around its space, introduce you to different styles/techniques or a given artist's history. It's all about showcasing the cooking skills of the team across a range of plates.
@@utarionzo3099 couldn't explain it better myself and i work in a michelin starred restaurant
you'd be an American if you had a full plate of food for each course. it's the point of a degustation
Peasant
Pretentious Pro Max