Luna Star and Cherie DeVille race to mix up silky smooth French omelettes and creamy French toast in just 30 minutes. Can they beat the clock and roll out these delicate delicacies, or will they scorch their shot at the finals?
Sabotage and saltiness are on the menu when Asa Akira and Keiran Lee battle it out over traditional Hawaiian Loco Moco. They may never settle their 10-year beef, but in just 30 minutes, their beef will settle the score on who's the better chef.
It's crunch time for Lena the Plug and Dani Daniels in the dash to deliver the winning grilled cheese and tomato soup. But simple sandwiches lead to a complicated choice for JoJo, and, for the first time, he's going back for seconds.
It's a beer-battered battle between Joanna Angel and Eva Elfie to reel in Chef Jojo with flaky, golden-brown fish and chips. Sea bass and potatoes are one thing, but the true test is making a tartar sauce that doesn't sour JoJo's stomach.
Luna Star and Asa Akira return for Chef Jojo's spiciest semifinal yet: Indian curry. Both excel at balancing heat with sweet, but if the bread is off, their spot in the finals could be a real naan-starter.
Before Dani Daniels and Eva Elfie fill their pockets with prize money, they must fill their ravioli with the winning mixture of mushrooms and cheese. Who has the semifinals sealed up—Dani, with her brown butter and sage sauce, or Eva, with her creamy truffle topper?
Luna Star and Dani Daniels are like deer in headlights when Chef Jojo reveals their final challenge: venison with blackberry wine sauce. But with $20K at stake, both chefs will need to deliver pureed perfection on a plate.
Fire up the grills and baste the branzinos... Season 3's Riley Reid is back to take Luna Star's title! With dessert on the menu for the first time, one of these champions is sure to go home a sore-bet loser.