I noticed something odd in one episode. If you look closely, you see that one of the participants in the episode wore a pendant that reads "OR". If so, this shows that the person is a believer! Did you notice something unusual? I saw it with my own eyes!

iron chef of reddit: who can create a healthy dish that takes the least amount of time to make?

main requirement

1. list steps

2. with ingredients used to make the dish

3. and with total time for each step

500 calories or more minimal requirement (for an actual meal)

total time = active + inactive cook (wait) time

• inactive cook (wait) time would be weighted at 50%

• all estimated/approx times would ofc be verified for general accuracy

challenge runs for a week or so,

• so ill post winner here in future

• & ill update this post with the winner

links to dishes that fulfills the requirements above qualifies as dishes

Watching the show and this chef is using pringles and frito chips while the other guy is cooking everything from scratch. The judges aren’t deducting points or mentioning it at all. It’s a cooking show, he didn’t cook the pringles he just bought them at the store.

Mario Batali. Yes, he did some awful things. He was canceled for a reason. He was also a great chef. All of his battles and shows are just gone... and I'd like to watch some just so I can try and copy what he did so well.

I used to love Iron Chef when it was first in Food Network in the late '90s. I'd watch every episode I could get my hands on. Back in 2013, I stumbled across a site for Iron Chef Fans, and got to watch the battles all over again, along with a whole pile of others I had never seen before with just subtitles. I know no Japanese, haha.

Now, I can't watch it anymore. Since then, so many of the principle personalities from the program have passed on. It's just not the same. Watching it now just reminds me that the people who were once on the show are now deceased, and that's very sad to me.

Does anyone else feel this way?

I shop's googled this ages ago. Always wandered why it looked so TV ancient...

it's November and for the most part tomatoes are out of season. wouldn't an in season ingredient be better?

Watching on Netflix and I’m so confused. Am I the only one who thinks the reboot is over produced and super dramatized 😩

Homemade salsa

chopping some cilantro for the salsa

mixing up the solid stuff

pureeing the shit out of half of it

finished salsa

My brother-in-law said it was the best salsa he'd ever had. I know I kept coming back for more.

Ingredient list:

• 1 can diced tomatoes

• small onion

• 1/4 cup chopped jalapenos

• 6-8 stems worth chopped cilantro

• 1tbsp chopped garlic

• 1tbsp lime juice

• 3/4 cup rinsed black beans

• salt

• pepper

Tomato Dessert

adding tomatoes to the pears

finished dessert

YUM!

I knew adding tomatoes to a dessert would be tricky, but everything tastes better with butter and sugar. =) A surprisingly delicious dessert, best served warm with ice cream.

Ingredient list:

• butter

• brown sugar

• pears

• cinnamon

• allspice

• tomatoes

• vanilla bean ice cream

So, I forgot to take a pic while I was making the food with my username in it, but here's one of me after the fact. You can see that I'm also the one eating the dessert in the above pics. Hopefully this will be okay.

I chose to make a version of the classic soup and sandwich combo. Homemade soup will knock the socks off of canned soup any day.

I hope nobody minds but I posted the pictures and recipes on my blog. I don't have a flicker or imgur acct. You can find my submission here

(I don't get ad revenue so don't let that stop you from clicking)

My roommates and I can’t stand the early dub, and really want a sub version. I’ve scoured YouTube but no luck. If any one has them please share!!

What do real chefs think of the show Iron Chef and what Netflix new international iron chef series?

After competing in the fourth season of The Next Iron Chef, Marcus Samuelsson finished in sixth place out of 9 contestants in 2011. That being said, how is Marcus Samuelsson all of a sudden an Iron Chef in Netflix's Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Chef which aired in 2022? If he was simply given the rank of Iron Chef despite losing the competition, this serves to cheapen the prestigiousness and undermine the legitimacy of the Iron Chef brand. I understand that he has numerous culinary achievements as well as numerous appearances on television shows but that shouldn't merit an automatic promotion to Iron Chef. Comparing this to the military--an army Private can receive the medal of honor for actions on the battlefield but that doesn't mean he is automatically promoted to General?

So...though I'd always heard of the famous Iron Chef program in its different iterations I'd never actually sat down to watch an episode until today. I was pleasantly surprised by the hots. I loved Alton Brown back in his Good Eats days and am also a fan of Mark Alan Dacascos for his martial arts skills and his starring role in the tv version of The Crow. Imagine my surprise then when I heard Dacascos's over-the-top Asian accent. Dacasco was born in Hawaii and speaks English perfectly with a slight Hawaiian accent in any other thing that I've seen him in. So why is he doing what seems like a borderline racist Japanese accent for this show? Is there something I'm missing?