Sidemen Cooking Challenge Summary
Round 1: Focaccia Bread & Espresso Martini
Key Points:
- Each team has an impostor trying to sabotage their cooking.
- If impostor succeeds without being caught, they win £3,000.
- If impostor is caught, their teammates win the money.
- Teams have 40 minutes to cook.
- Impostors for round one are Simon for the blue team and JJ for the red team.
- The blue team's bread ends up undercooked.
- The red team adds unwanted ingredients including coffee beans, leading to suspicion.
- Simon's subtle sabotage causes the blue team to lose the round.
Round 2: Dauphinoise Potatoes & Stuffed Chicken
Key Points:
- New impostors are selected.
- The blue team's dish turns liquidy due to too much oil.
- Confusion arises between the teams about using the proper ovens and settings.
- Josh from the blue team is suspected of being the impostor due to questionable behavior.
- For the red team, Ethan's cooking is considered too well done for an impostor.
- The red team wins, and Simon is revealed as the impostor of the blue team.
- Josh was the impostor for the red team, but he does a poor job sabotaging.
Round 3: Baileys Tiramisu
Key Points:
- Final round, another chance for the impostor to sabotage the dessert.
- Teams must prepare a Bailey's tiramisu.
- Misdirection leads to confusion regarding ingredients and amounts.
- Ethan is the impostor for the blue team, adding peppermint to their dessert, ruining it.
- Vic from the red team is suspected of the sabotage, but is not the impostor.
Conclusion and Winner
- Blue team wins overall despite Ethan's successful sabotage in the final round.
- Simon and Josh were the hardest to deceive, particularly when Simon played imposter brilliantly in round one.
- Overall, blue team congratulates each other for taking the win despite a stressful cooking experience filled with mishaps and chaos.