The ten remaining home cooks will find themselves cooking for a hundred and one hungry cowboys and ranchers in the upcoming episode of Fox's hit reality show "MasterChef" season 6.
In "Moo-vers and Bakers," TV Guide reports that the contestants will prepare steak meals for the tough boys of the West. The team that will receive the most winning votes moves on, while the losing one will face a pressure test that includes baking tarts.
Meanwhile, Cartermatt reveals that Katrina's squad will be at a huge disadvantage in the Team Challenge. As they have to cook beef, her being a vegetarian can be potentially problematic for them. Although her members will surely help her, the website thinks that it will be hard for her to function as leader.
Last episode, the remaining cooks faced an assortment of rice in the mystery box challenge. Within 60 minutes, each contestant must create a delicious rice dish, with the winner to be featured in Family Circle Magazine.
Hetal was the first to be called by the judges. Her Indian rice dish, called Khichdi, with veggies and almonds earned praises all around. Then it was Tommy's turn. His was an andouille sausage, shrimp and chicken jambalaya, with green bamboo rice. Graham said it was yummy, while Gordon told Tommy keep cooking like that and he would go places
The last dish the judges wanted to taste was Claudia's. She made arroz con leche molotes with custard and orange marmalade with jasmine rice. Graham loved it so much he came to dance with her. At the end, Tommy was announced the winner of the mystery box challenge.
For the elimination challenge, the contestants will be tasked to create dishes based on dynamic duo ingredients. Tommy chose the peanut butter and jelly combo for the home cooks to do. He was also given a chance to save one person before the cooking starts and another one after the cooking stops.
He chose Claudia, but she turned him down, preferring to cook. For his second choice, he picked Nick. Thankful, Nick headed upstairs, safe from elimination.
Claudia's peanut crusted pork chop on a grape jelly glazed Brusells sprout passed the test, as well as Christopher's raspberry and peanut butter tart. Hetal's peanut butter jelly cookies and Katrina's peanut satay and shrimp spring roll also earned good reviews.
Meanwhile, Shelly's PB&J five spice spring roll with dipping sauce was a disaster. Sarah's tart was also a disappointment. At the end, Sarah was sent home.
"MasterChef" season 6 airs Wednesday at 8 p.m. EST on Fox.
