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Masterchefs
When I'm not engrossed in my own writing or a good read, I'm enjoying the show "Masterchef Junior" http://www.fox.com/masterchef with Chef Ramsey.
Tonight the kids had the difficult challenge of making pappardelle. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/mi...
This show amazes me when I see such strong children facing the best and the worst of the kitchen to create the perfect dish. Let alone, the stress of a competition.
I especially applaud Chef Ramsey for the patience he exudes towards his cast of little chef's to be. Considering his previous yell matches on Hell's Kitchen.
He sent quite a few home on this episode and they handled being booted off the show pretty well.
The moral of this blog is to say how wonderful it is to watch children strive for the best. Typical kitchen rules reflect the direction of "superior dishes," and these children proved to be suitable for the role. They were smart enough to teach any adult how to hang in there when the going gets tough.
I particularly liked Jenna's dish and her attitude after cutting two of her fingers. She cried; quickly got over it and went back to the task at hand. Now, That's what you call a trooper.
I can't wait for next Tuesday's episode when chef Ramsey takes a pie to the face.
Tonight the kids had the difficult challenge of making pappardelle. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/mi...
This show amazes me when I see such strong children facing the best and the worst of the kitchen to create the perfect dish. Let alone, the stress of a competition.
I especially applaud Chef Ramsey for the patience he exudes towards his cast of little chef's to be. Considering his previous yell matches on Hell's Kitchen.
He sent quite a few home on this episode and they handled being booted off the show pretty well.
The moral of this blog is to say how wonderful it is to watch children strive for the best. Typical kitchen rules reflect the direction of "superior dishes," and these children proved to be suitable for the role. They were smart enough to teach any adult how to hang in there when the going gets tough.
I particularly liked Jenna's dish and her attitude after cutting two of her fingers. She cried; quickly got over it and went back to the task at hand. Now, That's what you call a trooper.
I can't wait for next Tuesday's episode when chef Ramsey takes a pie to the face.
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