Ep 26. Beach Bites

The season finale of Chopped season 37 concludes with an episode titled "Beach Bites." In this episode, four talented chefs from all across the country gather to battle it out in the Chopped kitchen, but this time with a fun and summery twist.

The chefs are each given a basket of mystery ingredients, which they must use to create an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert within a limited amount of time. However, this time around, all of the ingredients have a beachy, coastal theme, making it the perfect challenge for the season finale.

The first round kicks off with the chefs each tackling the appetizer course. From fresh seafood to exotic fruits, the ingredients prove to be challenging, but the chefs each manage to craft creative and delicious dishes that impress the judges.

The second round sees the competition heating up, as the chefs are given a new set of mystery ingredients that truly put their culinary skills to the test. With only a limited amount of time to prepare and cook their dishes, the chefs must work quickly and efficiently to impress the judges and advance to the final round.

Finally, the chefs are tasked with creating a stunning dessert that incorporates the beachy, coastal theme. From tropical fruits to decadent chocolate, the chefs have a wide variety of ingredients to work with in order to create a show-stopping dessert that will win them the title of Chopped champion.

Throughout the competition, the judges will critique each chef's dishes and ultimately determine who will be chopped after each round. With only one chef left standing at the end of the episode, it all comes down to who can handle the pressure and create dishes that are both delicious and beautiful.

As with all episodes of Chopped, "Beach Bites" promises to be an exciting and intense competition that showcases the creativity and talent of some of the best chefs in the country. From the mystery ingredients to the time constraints, the chefs will have to overcome a wide range of challenges in order to make it to the end, making it an edge-of-your-seat experience for viewers watching at home.