Masterchef Australia Off Site Challenge
Masterchef Australia airs on Network 10 for 6 nights every week, slotting in at 7.30pm. Each episode (except Friday) will feature a different challenge with two eliminations every week. Friday nights will feature a Masterclass.
Wednesday nights on Masterchef Australia will feature an off site challenge where all the contestants are taken to another location to cook on a large scale. It could be a wedding, a large restaurant or a birthday party. Contestants will take part in teams.
The contestants are not told of the tasks to be completed before the day. They will need to work together in a high pressure environment to get the job done.
This is not an elimination round, however the losing team on the night will take part in an elimination challenge on Thursday night.
Celebrity Chef Challenge
Masterchef Australia Celebrity Chef Challenge
Masterchef Australia airs on Network 10 for 6 nights every week, slotting in at 7.30pm. Each episode (except Friday) will feature a different challenge with two eliminations every week. Friday nights will feature a Masterclass.
Tuesday nights on Masterchef Australia will feature the Celebrity Chef Challenge, where one contestant will cook off with a well known chef. The winner of the invention test on Sunday night will cook a dish chosen by the celebrity. The dish will then be blind tasted and judged by Gary, Matt and George as well as a guest judge.
If the Masterchef contestant is judged to have created a better dish than the celebrity chef, they will be granted a lifeline to stay in the competition if they are placed in an elimination round in a later challenge. This differs from series one, where a winner of a chef challenge was sent off to train at a restaurant for a number of weeks before reappearing later in the show.
Masterchef Australia airs on Network 10 for 6 nights every week, slotting in at 7.30pm. Each episode (except Friday) will feature a different challenge with two eliminations every week. Friday nights will feature a Masterclass.
Tuesday nights on Masterchef Australia will feature the Celebrity Chef Challenge, where one contestant will cook off with a well known chef. The winner of the invention test on Sunday night will cook a dish chosen by the celebrity. The dish will then be blind tasted and judged by Gary, Matt and George as well as a guest judge.
If the Masterchef contestant is judged to have created a better dish than the celebrity chef, they will be granted a lifeline to stay in the competition if they are placed in an elimination round in a later challenge. This differs from series one, where a winner of a chef challenge was sent off to train at a restaurant for a number of weeks before reappearing later in the show.
Pressure Test Challenge and Elimination
Masterchef Pressure Test Challenge and Elimination
Masterchef Australia airs on Network 10 for 6 nights every week, slotting in at 7.30pm. Each episode (except Friday) will feature a different challenge with two eliminations every week. Friday nights will feature a Masterclass.
The Pressure Test and Elimination challenge will take place on a Monday. There will be three contestants who must take part in the challenge, with one of them facing elimination from the competition. The three contestants are usually given the recipe, but only a set amount of time to complete the dish. The weakest dish will see the contestant leaving the show.
Some recipes which challenged contestants in series 1 of Masterchef were Sweet and Sour Duck with Ho Fun Noodles, Chocolate Mousse Cake and Aria Chocolate Tart.
Masterchef Australia airs on Network 10 for 6 nights every week, slotting in at 7.30pm. Each episode (except Friday) will feature a different challenge with two eliminations every week. Friday nights will feature a Masterclass.
The Pressure Test and Elimination challenge will take place on a Monday. There will be three contestants who must take part in the challenge, with one of them facing elimination from the competition. The three contestants are usually given the recipe, but only a set amount of time to complete the dish. The weakest dish will see the contestant leaving the show.
Some recipes which challenged contestants in series 1 of Masterchef were Sweet and Sour Duck with Ho Fun Noodles, Chocolate Mousse Cake and Aria Chocolate Tart.
Mystery Box and Invention Test Challenge
Masterchef Mystery Box Invention Test
Masterchef Australia airs on Network 10 for 6 nights every week, slotting in at 7.30pm. Each episode (except Friday) will feature a different challenge with two eliminations every week. Friday nights will feature a Masterclass.
The Mystery Box and Invention Test will air on Sunday Nights. Contestants are given the same ingredients and need to come up with a dish of their own choosing. There is a Mystery Box test - the winner determines the main ingredient for the invention test.
The invention test is designed to challenge the contestants to create something without a set recipe. This is not an elimination round.
Masterchef Australia airs on Network 10 for 6 nights every week, slotting in at 7.30pm. Each episode (except Friday) will feature a different challenge with two eliminations every week. Friday nights will feature a Masterclass.
The Mystery Box and Invention Test will air on Sunday Nights. Contestants are given the same ingredients and need to come up with a dish of their own choosing. There is a Mystery Box test - the winner determines the main ingredient for the invention test.
The invention test is designed to challenge the contestants to create something without a set recipe. This is not an elimination round.
Masterchef Australia Series 2 Start Date
When is Masterchef Season 2 Starting?
Series 2 Masterchef Australia is scheduled to start on Network 10 on Monday 19 April at 7.30pm. According to the Masterchef team, there were over 7,000 applicants for just 50 final places.
This announcement from Masterchef:
As to be expected after such a stunning debut, thousands of Australians from all walks of life wanted to have their shot at the title of Australia’s MasterChef this year. Over 7000 people applied in the hope of being able to cook in the famed MasterChef kitchen for the judging tastebuds and under the eagle eyes of Matt Preston, Gary Mehigan and George Calombaris.
From those multitudes, 50 were selected to compete in the frenzied Top 50 week, which this year features the involvement of top chefs Matt Moran, Donna Hay and Neil Perry. The ante has been upped and from the get go, the challenges that face these MasterChef hopefuls are nothing short of daunting.
Series 2 Masterchef Australia is scheduled to start on Network 10 on Monday 19 April at 7.30pm. According to the Masterchef team, there were over 7,000 applicants for just 50 final places.
This announcement from Masterchef:
As to be expected after such a stunning debut, thousands of Australians from all walks of life wanted to have their shot at the title of Australia’s MasterChef this year. Over 7000 people applied in the hope of being able to cook in the famed MasterChef kitchen for the judging tastebuds and under the eagle eyes of Matt Preston, Gary Mehigan and George Calombaris.
From those multitudes, 50 were selected to compete in the frenzied Top 50 week, which this year features the involvement of top chefs Matt Moran, Donna Hay and Neil Perry. The ante has been upped and from the get go, the challenges that face these MasterChef hopefuls are nothing short of daunting.
Masterchef Australia Series 2 Video - Sneak Peek
Masterchef Australia series two is coming to our screens soon. 50 aspiring chefs will compete to be named Australia's Masterchef for 2010.
The Masterchef team has released a sneak peek into series 2. Expect much of the same drama, suspense and excitement we saw in Masterchef 1. The names of the contestants on the second series are expected shortly. See the Video:
The Masterchef team has released a sneak peek into series 2. Expect much of the same drama, suspense and excitement we saw in Masterchef 1. The names of the contestants on the second series are expected shortly. See the Video:
Recipes - Beef Bourguignon
How To Cook Beef Bourguinon - Recipe Similar to that Seen on Masterchef
1 and a half pounds of boneless chuck beef
1 to 2 tablespoon of butter
3 to 4 slices of bacon
1 onion
1 carrot
1/2-1 teaspoon of salt
A dash of pepper
1/2 teaspoon of thyme
1 tablespoon of flour
1 tablespoon of tomato paste
1 bay leaf
1 and 3/4 cup of red wine
10 to 12 pearl onions
1/2 pound of mushrooms
1 to 2 cloves of garlic
Cube the meat and brown in the butter. Remove the meat from pan and put in large pot. Cut the bacon into strips then peel and chop the onion and carrot. Saute until soft and add to the meat. Season with the salt, pepper and thyme then sprinkle with flour.
Add the tomato paste and bay leaf then stir. Add red wine then cook covered over medium-low heat for about 1 and a half hours.
Peel the pearl onions and clean the mushrooms. Saute together a few minutes then add to stew when 30 minutes of cooking time remains. Add minced garlic and cook until meat is tender.
1 and a half pounds of boneless chuck beef
1 to 2 tablespoon of butter
3 to 4 slices of bacon
1 onion
1 carrot
1/2-1 teaspoon of salt
A dash of pepper
1/2 teaspoon of thyme
1 tablespoon of flour
1 tablespoon of tomato paste
1 bay leaf
1 and 3/4 cup of red wine
10 to 12 pearl onions
1/2 pound of mushrooms
1 to 2 cloves of garlic
Cube the meat and brown in the butter. Remove the meat from pan and put in large pot. Cut the bacon into strips then peel and chop the onion and carrot. Saute until soft and add to the meat. Season with the salt, pepper and thyme then sprinkle with flour.
Add the tomato paste and bay leaf then stir. Add red wine then cook covered over medium-low heat for about 1 and a half hours.
Peel the pearl onions and clean the mushrooms. Saute together a few minutes then add to stew when 30 minutes of cooking time remains. Add minced garlic and cook until meat is tender.
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