Iron Chef
Introduction
The rules of battle are simple: the Iron Chefs, (Actives) usually versed and experts in various backgrounds like French, Chinese, Japanese, American or Italian cuisine – and their challengers (Pledges) meet in a well-stocked, well-equipped Kitchen Stadium, where they must create a Multi-course meal based on a themed ingredient. The winner of each cooking battle is hailed throughout the land; the loser is mocked. Added to this are all the elements of great theatre: flashy costumes, high-tension drama, and cabbages rising on elevator-like platforms. The chefs have one hour to cook. And a man with a flashy haircut, bizarre clothes stand up there and eats a raw bell pepper.
How it works
Iron Chef is just like the TV show. A team of 3 pledges and 3 actives square off annd must create a meal revolving around a theme ingrediant which unvailed the day of the event. Teams have 1 hour to create new inovative dishes which push the limits and expands the horizon on cooking wolrd wide.
History
- Flour Battle - ? -
*Iron Chefs: *Challengers:
- Egg Battle - ? -
*Iron Chefs: *Challengers:
- Bell Pepper Battle - ? -
*Iron Chefs: *Challengers:
- Pineapple Battle - West Class - Iron Chefs won.
*Iron Chefs: Jennifer Lee, Amy Kyo and Christopher Takemori *Challengers: Miyama Ishii, Aaron Roan, Erin Baccay
- Tofu Battle - Tran Class - Challengers won.
*Iron Chefs: Miyama Ishii, Dorthea Chow and Christopher Takemori *Challengers: Randy Tom, Tom Yuan and Tommy Le
- New battle - Kevin Quan class -
*Iron Chefs: *Challengers: