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I think the souffle was in Carla's range, but she screwed that one up herself. I suspect if that had come out as intended, she might have won it. I'm pissed that Casey didn't just leave her to do her thing, but we also got an edited version of how those decisions came down.
That said, I groaned out loud when Carla went along with the beef when she was saying it was a technique she didn't know.
That said, I groaned out loud when Carla went along with the beef when she was saying it was a technique she didn't know.
I knew it was over when that whole conversation went down. Though I held out hope it was a retread of last week's oyster shucking "crisis" and it would all work out awesome in the end!
Why oh why would you EVER say, "I've never done that before, but it sounds good," and then DO IT in the FINALE of TOP CHEF??
I mean, seriously.
Why oh why would you EVER say, "I've never done that before, but it sounds good," and then DO IT in the FINALE of TOP CHEF??
And the look on Tom's face when she *admitted* to it? Sigh.
I know!
I'm so disappointed - she was doing so well but it's true her lack of confidence got her in the end.
Huh. Toby says in his blog that it was Colicchio arguing for Hosea to win.
Tom countered that Hosea’s margin of victory in the third course was so much greater than Stefan’s margin of victory in the second that there was no need to bring in past performances — Hosea was the clear winner.
I'm very disappointed in Carla. To be swayed into a new technique in the finale WITH THE PROTEIN? Even a well seared filet would have been fine.
You know, they advise home cooks not to decide that a dinner party is the time to try out a brand-new recipe ... and someone on a cooking competition did it? (I don't watch TC, but just commenting on ... um, general dumbness.)
Yeah. It's such a shame.
Yeah, I can't be that mad at Casey, even though she did overstep the bounds. Carla was way too passive for someone in her position, and she was the one who made the mistake with the oven temp for the souffles.
Given how easily she went along with Casey, I can't help but wonder how much worse it would have been if she had been paired with Marcel. I think only Richard could have saved her, of the three sous chefs.