MasterChef Junior Season 8 offers even more cooking drama
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MasterChef Junior Season 8 looks to make this fall full of cooking drama.
While everyone enjoys the summer of Gordon, MasterChef Junior Season 8 looks to return this fall. While the complete details have yet to be revealed, Hollywood Life shared a preview clip of the upcoming season. In addition to a new judge, this season looks to be drama filled.
Each season of MasterChef Junior has brought some very talented young chefs into the kitchen. While Gordon Ramsay might be hard on his Hell’s Kitchen chefs, this FOX television show often portrays his softer side. In a way, that fatherly instinct tones down the fiery techniques.
New to MasterChef Junior Season 8, Daphne Oz joins the judging panel. Replacing Christina Tosi, Oz should be quite at home in this cooking competition. After spending years on The Chew and being a mother, she can handle even the toughest kitchen moments.
Rounding out the judging panel is Aaron Sanchez. Sanchez has been a fixture on MasterChef and MasterChef Junior. His calm demeanor doesn’t deflect from his expectations in the kitchen.
Check out this quick preview clip that was seen on Hollywood Life.
For MasterChef Junior Season 8, the challenges will blend fun with important cooking techniques. From properly cooking meat to seasoning to various other cooking fundamentals, these young chefs definitely prove their cooking abilities.
Whether it is a WWE themed episode, jousting for dinner or just a little kitchen chaos, these challenges show families and foodies that cooking is fun. Even though many people have explored the joy of cooking, not every meal has to be Michelin Star worthy. Sometimes cooking is more about the experience than the expertly plated dish.
Although the exact Fall 2020 MasterChef Season 8 premiere date has not been announced, fans will be excited to know that a new season is coming. Even though all the re-airings of previous seasons are fun, new episodes are even tastier. Lets hope that the new season of Hell’s Kitchen is getting ready to be plated, too.
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Are you excited for MasterChef Season 8? Which is your favorite Gordon Ramsay series?