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Marcus Wareing, Monica Galetti and new judge Matt Tebbutt launch the search the next culinary star with a series of demanding challenges designed to test their skills to the limit. The first four chefs to enter the kitchen is given a brief by 2016 winner Gary Maclean, who has gone on to become the first National Chef of Scotland. He asks two of the chefs to butcher and serve up a saddle of roe deer, then challenges the second two to take on a warming king oyster mushroom katsu curry. At stake is a place in the quarter-final
Marcus Wareing, Monica Galetti and new judge Matt Tebbutt launch the search the next culinary star with a series of demanding challenges designed to test their skills to the limit. The first four chefs to enter the kitchen is given a brief by 2016 winner Gary Maclean, who has gone on to become the first National Chef of Scotland. He asks two of the chefs to butcher and serve up a saddle of roe deer, then challenges the second two to take on a warming king oyster mushroom katsu curry. At stake is a place in the quarter-final
Marcus Wareing, Monica Galetti and Matt Tebbutt invite back 2016 winner Gary Maclean to set the skills tests for the next four hopefuls. He comes up with a recipe for steamed razor clams, served with Jerusalem artichokes, pickled fennel and a beurre blanc sauce for the first round, while the second pair are given a molten chocolate tart, served with oatmeal crumble and cranachan cream
Marcus Wareing, Monica Galetti and Matt Tebbutt invite back 2016 winner Gary Maclean to set the skills tests for the next four hopefuls. He comes up with a recipe for steamed razor clams, served with Jerusalem artichokes, pickled fennel and a beurre blanc sauce for the first round, while the second pair are given a molten chocolate tart, served with oatmeal crumble and cranachan cream
It's the first quarter-final, for which judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti set an invention test in which the professionals must make a dish using king prawns - an ingredient whose delicate flavour is easy to destroy without keeping a steady hand and an eye on the timings. After that, they serve up a two-course meal for critics Tom Parker Bowles, Leyla Kazim and Jimi Famurewa, before the judges decide who deserves a place in knockout week
It's the first quarter-final, for which judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti set an invention test in which the professionals must make a dish using king prawns - an ingredient whose delicate flavour is easy to destroy without keeping a steady hand and an eye on the timings. After that, they serve up a two-course meal for critics Tom Parker Bowles, Leyla Kazim and Jimi Famurewa, before the judges decide who deserves a place in knockout week
Marcus Wareing, Monica Galetti and Matt Tebbutt welcome four more chefs into the kitchen, to face a skills test set by 2020 finalist Philli Armitage-Mattin. A lover of Asian-inspired dishes, she asks the first two hopefuls to prepare grilled cod's collar, tempura cod cheeks and a Korean-style barbecue sauce, while the second two face a recipe for mushroom and kimchi-filled dumplings with a chilli dipping sauce
Marcus Wareing, Monica Galetti and Matt Tebbutt welcome four more chefs into the kitchen, to face a skills test set by 2020 finalist Philli Armitage-Mattin. A lover of Asian-inspired dishes, she asks the first two hopefuls to prepare grilled cod's collar, tempura cod cheeks and a Korean-style barbecue sauce, while the second two face a recipe for mushroom and kimchi-filled dumplings with a chilli dipping sauce
The second quarter-final sees judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti set an invention test in which the professionals must come up with a dish making the most of rice pudding. After that, they serve up a two-course meal for critics Jimi Famurewa, Jay Rayner and William Sitwell, before the judges decide who deserves a place in knockout week
The second quarter-final sees judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti set an invention test in which the professionals must come up with a dish making the most of rice pudding. After that, they serve up a two-course meal for critics Jimi Famurewa, Jay Rayner and William Sitwell, before the judges decide who deserves a place in knockout week