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The hunt for a chef who wants to make it to the top of the culinary world.

The hunt for the the next superstar chef. Professional cooks are put through their paces. Who will cope and who will crack?

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MasterChef: The Professionals: Series 2

Michel Roux Jr

Gregg Wallace

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Ben Cook

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MasterChef: The Professionals: Series 2: Episode 11

Episode 11

Series 2

BBC One - MasterChef: The Professionals, Series 2, Episode 11

Four chefs tackle a skills test of turning vegetables, and make a hollandaise sauce.

Four chefs tackle a skills test of turning vegetables and a palate test of making a hollandaise sauce, with the top three then required to make two dishes in 50 minutes.

Legendary double Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux Jnr and vegetable expert and Masterchef veteran Gregg Wallace are on the hunt for a young chef who wants to make it to the top of the culinary world.

Four chefs face a nail-biting elimination round. In front of the watching Monica Galetti and Gregg, they have to earn the right to cook for Michel by demonstrating their culinary expertise with a skills test of turning vegetables and a palate test of making a hollandaise sauce. 

The remaining three professionals then face the first of the two gruelling tests on which Michel and Gregg will judge them. They must make two dishes in 50 minutes from the central ingredients of tuna steak. The second test, recreating two classic dishes, will be concluded in the next episode.

Only one of them can make it through to the quarter-final, moving a step closer to winning the title of Professional Masterchef.

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Hunting for a young chef who wants to make it to the top of the culinary world.

Chef Michel Roux Jnr and vegetable expert Gregg Wallace hunt for a young chef who wants to make it to the top of the culinary world.

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