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Curtis Stone

The Teppanyaki Must Go On

You never forget your first time.

Aug 8, 2012

Other chefs had trouble with the heat. Whether it was Lorena’s mango, Thierry’s crepes, or Mark’s shrimp, too much time on a smoking hot grill burned, battered, and overcooked the ingredients. But in the end, what put those three in the bottom wasn’t the teppanyaki. It was a simple case of seasoning. Without question, a chef needs to taste his or her dishes. It’s impossible to know what you’re serving otherwise. Mark left himself the least wiggle room by making such a simple dish and in this case it sent him home. Best of luck, Mark. It’s been a pleasure having you on this season.

 

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Tonight’s quickfire challenge started out very promising for the chefs, with a tableau of beautiful proteins and instructions to make a great dish using them. Host Curtis Stone revealed his catch, however: they cannot use heat to prepare their dishes. The general consensus is that this would be a breeze for Japenese sushi master Takashi Yagahashi.