Sure those ingredients look easy to identify, but can you do it without your eyes, ears, nose?

Hugh is ready for this challenge because in the past he's apparently smooched a lot of ingredients.

Raise your hand if your senses are razor sharp.

The chefs might have been knocked out, but they're still curious about what's under those silver domes.

Like you've never copped a feel of your food before.

The Masters face the food they just fondled.

Two blind mice, two blind mice.

Snap, crackle, pop?

Hugh's ears are well attuned to what breakfast sounds like.

As Chris shares his tales of love, Mary Sue Milliken looks the most enthralled. We're not surprised she's a sap.

Naomi doesn't have time to sift through her feelings.

Celina's feeling the love, or the shots of stock? We're not so sure.

Traci Des Jardins gets her roll on.

Celina wants the evening to have an appropriately saucy feel about it.

Floyd knows the way to a lady's stomach is through her heart, or something like that.

Celina gives her pretzels a little twist.

Traci's making a list and checking it twice.

"I carried a watermelon."

The heart really adds some extra panache to the menu.

Swoon. Curtis at a romantic meal.

Gail ponders all of the romantic foods she's wanted to bathe in.

Gael Greene's been on her share of hot dates -- including one with The King himself, Elvis. He had eggs, not a peanut butter and banana sandwich.

Hmm, does this menu strike any heartstrings for you Vanessa? Any delicious and romantic memories?

Curtis explains how he nets his ladies.

Is someone a little nervous, or just super, duper thirsty?

Aw, she said yes!

Watch out Gael, James is known for his patented after-dinner smooching skills.

The best way to ensure a blissful marriage is with an extra large bottle of Quickfire wine.