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(spoilers)    • n  Thought I'd be first to start the thread,
even though judge's table hasn't yet begun. Liked the quickfire
-- a one-pot dish is a solid task. I would have given the nod to
the paella, which really is a one-pot dish, over the cauliflower
with something seared over it, maybe one pot, but two stages
with the first part put aside.  What I liked about the episode
is how the cheftestants came to the assistance of those who were
most hurt by the fridge fiasco. Funny how both of those ended up
near the top; really made me feel good. [yes, judge's table is
occurring as i type] I'll get out now.    1. Click to Upload a
photo (10 MB limit)   1. Agree on both of your comments - the
paella is the true one-pot dish. So many of the others were cook
one thing, take it out, cook another thing, take it out, cook
the third thing, and then put them all on a plate. Stews,
paella, chicken pot pie - those were one pot dishes.      When I
saw the previe