Ordinary to Extraordinary in MasterChef Canada | S07 E11 | Full Episode | MasterChef World

MasterChef Canada: Back to Win S07 E11 Full Episode: The Top 4 chefs were told for the first time in MasterChef Canada history, the finale will consist of three chefs and only one chef would be eliminated in the penultimate episode. The chefs were told that the first challenge featured three skill-testing rounds and that the winner would be given an advantage in the elimination challenge. Each judge demonstrates a skill, such as a mirepoix of aromatics uniformly diced by Claudio, Alvin unveiling how to break down a coconut, and Michael laying out a trussed trio of chicken, roast beef, and trout. The chefs had to replicate all three judges' demo displays to move on to the next part of the challenge. Neither chef finished their trout on time, but unlike the previous rounds, technique was key and Andy won the skill-testing challenge. Subscribe:    / masterchefworld  

In the elimination challenge, the chefs had 75 minutes to demonstrate their culinary range by showcasing one of four ordinary ingredients: onions, carrots, cabbages, and beets, in a three-course meal. Andy, the winner of the skill-test challenge, got to decide each of the chefs' feature ingredient. He chose carrots for himself, onions for Thea, and cabbages for Andrew, leaving Christopher with beets. Andy was praised for his presentation skills, receiving good feedback on his dishes, aside from the carrots getting lost in the sauce for his duck dish, leaving Andy successful. Thea also praised for her presentation; while Michael and Alvin complemented her onion dishes, Claudio was unimpressed with her third onion dish for its lack of creativity. Christopher's dishes notably were less well-composed that usual, but Michael and Alvin found his beet dishes delicious, while Claudio found the beet sorbet to be ambitious but the concept confusing. Andrew's cabbage pakoras received strong praise from Claudio, but Michael and Alvin found Andrew's other two dishes to be disappointing, with Alvin taking issue with how Andrew's use of canned luncheon meat overpowered the taste of his cabbage sauerkraut, which was also underseasoned and under cooked, and the presentation was too rustic. Andy, Thea, and Christopher earned the three spots in the finale, and Andrew was sent home.

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