You can try to dismiss this as a "home cooking" competition - but there is a prize of $100,000.
They have ambitions to do businesses.
Even at week 1 of TAFE presentation counted towards passing.

You can try to dismiss this as a "home cooking" competition - but there is a prize of $100,000.
They have ambitions to do businesses.
Even at week 1 of TAFE presentation counted towards passing.
Angus she ain't gonna sleep with you mate.
Sticky Date Pudding no la mode.
I've noticed a distinct lack of time checking tonight.
Pro tip: heat does not kill dirt.
NO CRYING IN THE KITCHEN
Floor Sticky Date. Yum.
Pro tip - never crack eggs straight into the mixing bowl. Always use a separate bowl.
You can still be non-pretentious and do simple plating and good cooking.
This is like kids playing at Chef.
I'm not convinced these two have ever been to a restaurant without a drive thru.
WHY WOULD YOU PUT THE "HERO" OF THE DISH ON ONE SIDE AND THE POTATOES IN THE MIDDLE AND THE BROCCOLI ON THE OTHER SIDE ALL LINED UP IN ROWS???
The main course plates borrowed from the local kindergarten.
Do they even know what "sear" means?
This would have been the time to sous vide the lamb backstrap and just reverse sear them to finish and get consistent cooking.
And less smoke.
And I shouldn't need to say that TEXTURE is very important.
I'm with Jane here - the plate and cutlery and glassware DO matter.
Restaurants spend a fortune on getting these things right.