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MasterChef SA S4 | Week 1 wrap: Too many cooks don't spoil the broth MasterChef_SA MasterChefSA

from a weekly to daily episodes, just likeunderscored several things: Chef Zola Nene is a national treasure.

That sent a strong message that this is a serious show, a serious competition, that there isn't time to waste - and above all, that first impressions really do count!A dish inspired by one of the judges' past. In the second episode, the contestants really started to struggle. Since it depended on drawing lots, the contestants all instinctively knew that Gregory's duck was the most difficult of the three dishes to get. They also seemed to become more familiar with their workstations and tried out kitchen devices like pressure cookers and pasta machines.CHALLENGE:In the season's first team challenge, the contestants were divided into a red and blue team.

The red team prepared Amasi fried fish with slap chips and tartar sauce and a Durban lamb curry for a ubuntu bunny chow with spinach dombolo salsa.

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