MasterChef

Well, actually, we've got some more Saitama ones potentially to come.

So this can be like the MasterChef semi-final of completely cooked headlines.

First up...

Ezek Del Toro, I really went hard on the Ezek there, takes surprise solo win as the sprinters miss out.

And I know this is a personal passion of yours.

So with your Defeat Diabetes program, You actually went and got some MasterChef contestant to go and do some instructional cooking videos.

So even on things like just making scrambled eggs or omelettes or things like that, things that are seemingly simple, these are culinary skills that are both valuable but often unknown by many.

Well, I think all we see on television now is sort of MasterChef and chefs cooking amazingly complicated, incredible meals.

In a way, I think that almost puts people off.

You know, they sort of think, oh, this cooking is too hard.

I'm not a chef.

Like, I can't go on MasterChef or Hell's Kitchen or none of that shit.

I know how to make what I make.

I'm not going to make a bolognese or a fucking...

You change, other people change, circumstances in your life change.

There were times that I bought kitchen machines because I imagined that, you know, this was in the times that I was watching MasterChef on TV religiously, and I pictured myself as this home cook who would try out all these recipes, and of course I needed a pasta machine, and I Obviously, I did use some of that stuff for a while and then, you know, I just revert to some of my comfort recipes.

Not to mention that I'm now picking up a lot of cooking skills from TikTok where it's all about simplicity.

So it's not about making it too complicated, but it's so easy to whip up something that is extremely palatable with almost no other tools than just a good kitchen knife.

And the next step, that's the hardest one, is to just let go of that time in your life.

It serves its purpose.

I did pick up a love of cooking from MasterChef, but I don't think I will go back now and watch that many cooking shows anymore.

You know, the occasional... tiktok recipe for me is more than enough i don't have even time to go and do elaborate cooking or well i may have time but i don't want to invest time in that because i've got other goals in my life and so it's okay to let go of old stuff because and this is part of the kind of that japanese method where things have a certain use, but when you part with it, those things can actually get a new future because someone else can use it.

Amateur chefs compete in a series of cooking challenges in front of Gordon Ramsay, Joe B., and Tiffany Derry, but have to only use Italian meal ingredients that famously come in a can.

That is MasterChef Boyardee.

Yes, MasterChef Boyardee.

I think there's different judges in different countries, so I apologize if this is the American version.

but this is definitely an American pub quiz.

Anything else?

He had been on MasterChef.

Oh, my God.

That doesn't...

Oh, MasterChef! Oh, the internet lied to me.

I didn't get anything about MasterChef.

That has been deleted from the

internet.