Ep 13. Elimination Challenge in Three Rounds

In the thirteenth episode of the sixth season of MasterChef Australia, the contestants face a daunting challenge as they compete in three rounds of elimination. The episode begins with the contestants arriving in the MasterChef kitchen to find three mystery boxes waiting for them. Inside each box, they discover a different set of ingredients that they must use to create a dish in just 60 minutes.

The first round of the elimination challenge puts the contestants' creativity to the test as they must come up with a dish that showcases the unique flavors and textures of their mystery box ingredients. As the judges taste each dish, they offer feedback and critique to help the contestants improve their cooking skills.

In the second round, the pressure intensifies as the contestants must cook a dish that features a specific protein. The judges choose which protein each contestant will be cooking with and the contestants have just 45 minutes to prepare their dish. This round challenges the contestants to think on their feet and adapt their recipes to suit the unique characteristics of each protein.

Finally, the third round of the elimination challenge sees the remaining contestants facing off in a head-to-head battle. Each pair of contestants is given a different set of ingredients and must compete to create the best dish in just 30 minutes. At the end of this round, the judges select the weakest dish, which determines which contestant will be eliminated from the competition.

Throughout the episode, tensions run high as the contestants push themselves to create the best possible dishes under intense time constraints. The judges offer valuable feedback and guidance, encouraging the contestants to experiment with new techniques and ingredients and to push themselves beyond their comfort zones.

In the end, only the strongest and most creative cooks will advance to the next round of the competition. With each challenge, the remaining contestants become more skilled and confident, proving that they have what it takes to become the next MasterChef Australia champion.