Keyshawn on Iron Chef America

[ethiostar]

.........as a judge that is.

Does anyone watch the show and if so, did anyone see Keyshawn on the latest episode?

Why would he be on there in the first place? i don't get it.

He was a judge with two other women and they were ragging on him for being so picky. lol

 

[Bob Sacamano]

and if anyone can tell me if he said anything about TO

 

[ethiostar]

and if anyone can tell me if he said anything about TO

He compared TO to an ingredient that just wasn't integrated very well with the rest of the dish. Something about it being distracting and that it took away attention from the overall concept of the dish.

J/k

 

[Tusan_Homichi]

He did get picked on a little bit by the ladies on the panel about how he didn't like hazelnuts on one of the dishes. I think he also complained about something else that was a personal preference and not something that had to do with whether the dish was well-made or not.

 

[ethiostar]

He did get picked on a little bit by the ladies on the panel about how he didn't like hazelnuts on one of the dishes. I think he also complained about something else that was a personal preference and not something that had to do with whether the dish was well-made or not.

I think it was that one of the dishes wasn't spicy enough for his taste. But overall i thought he handled himself rather well. At least much better than what i expected, which wasn't much.

 

[Yeagermeister]

He was a judge because he is part owner in 12 restaurants.

 

[ethiostar]

He was a judge because he is part owner in 12 restaurants.

I did not know that.

 

[Yeagermeister]

I did not know that.

Me either but are McD's really restaurants? :laugh2:

 

[ethiostar]

Me either but are McD's really restaurants? :laugh2:

:laugh1:

Yeah, most other Iron Chef America judges who are/were restaurateurs have also been professional chefs.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

I tried watching Iron Chef America when it first came out but it just did not have the magic/humor of the original Iron Chef. Those were fun to watch.

 

[Yeagermeister]

I tried watching Iron Chef America when it first came out but it just did not have the magic/humor of the original Iron Chef. Those were fun to watch.

It's definately not the same. The bad dubbing was my favorite part. :laugh2:

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

It's definately not the same. The bad dubbing was my favorite part. :laugh2:

That and the goofy guy that was the MC or whatever his title was. When he would stand there all Liberace looking and bite into the pepper and whip his face to look into the camera. That was classic.:laugh2:

 

[Duane]

I tried watching Iron Chef America when it first came out but it just did not have the magic/humor of the original Iron Chef. Those were fun to watch.

You hit the nail on the head. I don't even know who some of the American Iron Chefs are.

To me Top Chef is a much better show than the new Iron Chef.

 

[Yeagermeister]

That and the goofy guy that was the MC or whatever his title was. When he would stand there all Liberace looking and bite into the pepper and whip his face to look into the camera. That was classic.:laugh2:

The guy that is the "chairman" on this one is supposed to be his nephew. :laugh2:

I always liked the reporter guy that was on the floor and how he would interrupt them SQUEZAN (or however you spell it)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :laugh2:

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

I thought the only thing you could make with an iron is grilled cheese.

 

[ethiostar]

I like the original one better as well, but i don't mind the new one. I get to learn quite a bit about cooking and Elton Brown has a way of explaining things so your everyday Joe can understand. His own show "Good Eats", i believe is exceptional and very educational.