Well, it was quite a journey @PotterHead1985 but they started out at the Railway Museum in York cooking a banquet for many muso-type guests - menu devised by our headbanded judge Anna.
VERY fiddly with a ‘twist’ on fish & chips which involved rolling the cod in shredded wheat (Tony’s job) and poor Jhané pureeing 97 kilos of peas. Sabina kept splitting her mayo and was in tears. Antos and Kristen sliced tonnes of potatoes wafer-thin for giant vats of terrine. Daniel had to cook venison which he was very, very pleased with and declared himself extremely good at it. However it turned out rare/blue not medium and earned him an eye-roll from Anna. There was Much Drama, not least from Anna.
meanwhile Frankie and Matt quietly beavered away making custard tarts with rhubarb on top and these were the triumph of the day and saw them sail through to the next round.
I’m now too knackered to summarise what happened next but they had to use venison or rhubarb and Daniel was OUT after messing up with a dessert that had a rock-hard caramel top.
Phew. Exhausting in this heat!