Date: July 18th, 2018 12:08 AM Author: drab at-the-ready headpube
I run the same dish for a year, and then he has to make do after hearing about it for the first time the day of? I'm not a great cook, but I think I could pull this off
Date: July 18th, 2018 12:11 AM Author: buck-toothed curious pit
He doesn't have to use the same ingredients or techniques. Think of it this way: You have a year to perfect a cheeseburger and then tell Bobby Flay on the day of that he has to make a cheeseburger. There are no other rules.
Date: July 18th, 2018 12:12 AM Author: bossy dopamine
I'd pick an obscure British treat like you see on the Great British Bakeoff. One that has some stupid little quirks that don't get written in any recipe. And then hope he doesn't know it already.
Date: July 18th, 2018 12:29 AM Author: impertinent canary stag film hunting ground
who are the judges? can he google recipes? if it's a turd dish, are they turd judges? if u make some authentic turd dish w some 12-spice mix and he's not gonna know the right spice mix off the top of his head, he's not going to get it right. fuck, he might not even know wtf it is.
Date: July 18th, 2018 12:30 AM Author: buck-toothed curious pit
It should be obvious from the title of the thread: it'll be food network judges. Basically, any judge who appears on Beat Bobby Flay. The tasting is blind.
I skimmed a few of the seasons quickly, but he's won ethnic food challenges (e.g., beef bulgogi) and baking challenges (e.g., chocolate tart, banana cream pie), and has lost some Mexican / Tex-Mex challenges (e.g., seafood burrito, meat tacos).
Soft spot might be Indian: He was 0-3 in the ones I saw.