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Originally Posted by Buehler445
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Side sorry that probably only Buehler445 cares about. There wasn’t ****all on TV the other day so I found some episodes of Beat Bobby Flay on Food Network. It was actually an enjoyable watch. It has the feel of most of the food competition programs but doesn’t take itself too seriously. He has 2 of his buddies come on and pick 2 chiefs to challenge Flay. So the 2 new chefs have to compete for the chance to beat Flay by using an ingredient Flay chooses. Then the winner gets to pick the dish and there is a blind panel to pick between the challenger and Flay. Pretty easy watch, and unlike the food challenges Flay and the chefs don’t dick it all up and roll out crap.
All that for the story. One of the episodes the challenger picks Salisbury steak. ****ing Flay didn’t even know what it was LOL. He then proceeds to win the challenge.  **** that guy. |
I watched Beat Bobby Flay myself a while back he went 2 for 4. Got beat by a snobby Englishman 4 star chef working in Washington slinging bland limey slop to Senators. They picked some weird Brit food called bubble and squeak. Basically whatever leftover in the fridge about to spoil along with a bland English cabbage. So the Brit prick puts together some weird bland concoction and Bobby does his best to add flavor to a boring dish. Well, the judges were just as snooty as the Brit and votes his best. The best I could tell was because it wasn't bland like it's supposed to be apparently it tasted good.
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