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Junior MasterChef Australia



ABBEY: I was awed by this tv series. Imagine children aging from 7 to 12 years old are the kings and queens of kitchen kingdom. For the 50 of them, grouped by 10, the first challenge is to cook their own favourite dish, be it dessert or main course. Out of 10, only 6 will go to the next round.  They also cooked in a high school canteen in which they will served lots of students. Another challenge is to cook with their celebrity chef against another group. The 2 resident judges joined also joined the kids in the "remote challenge". The little chefs instructs the judges on headsets what to do and how to cook the dish. I wasn't able to watch all the episodes but I didn't miss the finale. Its head to head between Jack, 13-years old and Isabelle,12. The battle was divided in two parts. First is to invent a "Hatty" dish with only quail, scallop and lamb as the core ingredient. Isabella got 47 while Jack had 41. On the second part, they must copy a recipe from champion dessert chef. After more then 2 hours, Jack received 3 11/10 score for a total of 91 but that wasn't enough to beat Isabella who got only perfect 10 for 5 judges but totaled 97. As it was fun for all the contestants, it was also for me. I was able to find interest and be inspired by those little chefs to give my best when I cook. A good series from Star World.

WILL: Anak ng.. marunong na mag poach ng egg? Huwat! Mas magaling pa sa akin maghiwa at magbalat! I need to learn form these kids! I am rooting for Jack but I know the judges like Isabelle's creations. 
      Well whoever will be the winner, I want to be like them! Ha! Soon I will be like them.. hehe. :)  

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  1. many of my child friends and fans love Pierre and they have requested me to create a blog that contains some of there message. if you like you can read it at http://paidcritique.blogspot.com/2011/06/junior-masterchef-2010-pierre-khoury.html

    :)

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  2. Read http://paidcritique.blogspot.com/2011/07/junior-masterchef-2010-isabella-bliss.html -a blog that is contributed to the grand champion of Junior MasterChef, Isabella Bliss. Congrats and Take care.

    Read the tips and suggestions about cooking.

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