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Junior MasterChef: Series 1

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Junior MasterChef: Series 1: Episode 10

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Episode 10

Junior MasterChef - CBBC - BBC

In the second quarter-final, four heat winners compete to be the best cook in the country.

In the second quarter-final, the four heat winners battle to be the best cook in the country, going all out to dazzle presenters John Torode and Nadia Sawalha with their dishes.

In the last quarter final of the series, the four heat winners, already whittled down from 2,000 aspiring chefs, battle to be the best cook in the country. 

Faced with a mystery dish of salad nicoise, which of these four recognize all the main ingredients, and can anyone detect the anchovies? With only two semi-final places up for grabs, the competition is serious as they go to all lengths to wow presenters John and Nadia with their menus. 

The judges are torn between top dishes including pomegranate chicken, sea trout with watercress sauce, and a pear and blackberry tart.

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The BBC's multiplatform offering bringing the very best programmes to 6-12 year olds.

CBBC is the BBC's multiplatform offering for 6-12 year olds bringing the very best drama, entertainment and factual programmes to its young viewers.

Young hopefuls battle it out to be the best cook in the country.

Young hopefuls, shortlisted from 2000 aspiring chefs, battle it out to be the best cook in the country.

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