Chef Michel Roux Jnr and vegetable expert Gregg Wallace hunt for a young chef who wants to make it to the top of the culinary world
Michel Roux Jnr and Gregg Wallace hunt for a young chef who wants to make it to the top of the culinary world, and must make two dishes in 50 minutes using scallops.
DetailsIt's the quarter-finals, and the four winning chefs from the week's heats cook two courses of their own design for three restaurant critics. Two will make it through to finals week.
DetailsThe chefs must make two dishes in 50 minutes from the central ingredient of rainbow trout, then they must recreate two classic dishes - Pork Robert and Poires Belles Helene.
DetailsThe chefs must make two dishes in 50 minutes from the central ingredient of beef sirloin, then they must recreate two classic dishes - Bouillabaisse and Tarte Tatin.
DetailsThe chefs must make two dishes in 50 minutes from the central ingredient of poussin, then they must recreate two classic dishes - fish quenelles and mango sables.
DetailsThe chefs must make two dishes in 50 minutes using prawns, then they must recreate two classic dishes - spinach and ricotta ravioli with pesto and zabaglione.
DetailsThe quarter-finals, and the four winning chefs from the week's heats cook two courses of their own design for three restaurant critics. Two will make it through to finals week.
DetailsThe first two winners of the quarter finals go head to head for a place in the final three. They must cook at the two-Michelin-starred Gidleigh Park under chef Michael Caines.
DetailsThe second two winners of the quarter finals compete for a place in the final three. They must cook at the two Michelin starred Vineyard at Stockcross under chef, John Campbell.
DetailsThe last two winners of the quarter finals go head to head for a place in the final three. They must cook at the Michelin starred Hibiscus under chef, Claude Bosi.
DetailsIt's the penultimate show and only three chefs are left. First they must create an amuse bouche and petits fours and then they have to cook for five top restaurateurs.
DetailsMichel Roux Jnr and Gregg Wallace compete, making two dishes in 50 minutes using haddock, and cooking Wild Mushroom Risotto and Macaroons.
DetailsIt's the final show and the three chefs must cook for 30 of the best chefs in Europe and three former Michelin inspectors. Then they have to cook their best three course meal.
DetailsChefs Michel Roux Jnr and Gregg Wallace compete, making two dishes in 50 minutes using lamb, and cooking Sole a la Meuniere and Barquettes aux Abricots.
DetailsChefs Michel Roux Jnr and Gregg Wallace compete, making two dishes in 50 minutes using chicken, and cooking Omelette aux Fine Herbs and Profiteroles.
DetailsThe quarter finals, and the four winning chefs from the week's heats cook two courses of their own design for three restaurant critics. Only two will go through to finals week.
DetailsChefs Michel Roux Jnr and Gregg Wallace compete, making two dishes in 50 minutes using seabass, and cooking eggs florentine and rhubarb tart.
DetailsThe chefs must make two dishes in 50 minutes using duck, then cook Skate a la Grenobloise and Oeufs a la Neige.
DetailsThe chefs make two dishes in 50 minutes using pork, then cook Lobster Bisque and Coffee Dacquoise. Only one will make it through to the quarter final.
DetailsCulinary competition. The chefs must make two dishes in 50 minutes using squid, before recreating two classic dishes - Ballotine of Guinea Fowl and Mille-feuille.
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