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-Following the first challenge...

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-Frittata.

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-Frittata.

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-Disasta, more like.

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-..two teams were chosen.

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-In Caryl Parry Jones' team,

-Barri WWE Griffiths...

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-..Owain The Jack Tudur Jones

-and model Jess Davies.

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-Under Shelley Rees' wing,

-country singer John Jones...

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-..William Twin Town Thomas

-and Rhian BAFTA Morgan.

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-After feeding 150 young farmers in

-Cardigan, the blues reigned supreme.

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-Their victory continued after the

-professional kitchen challenge...

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-..when they fed

-50 Merched y Wawr members.

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-The blue team leads 2-0.

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-Within 24 hours,

-our stars will face...

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-..the toughest challenge

-of the entire series.

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-They must cater

-for more than 60 guests...

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-..at Gethin and Sian's

-lavish wedding.

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-Dudley's a good 'un!

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-Subtitles

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-Rolie! Rolie! Knives!

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-As well as the cooking, Elan Isaac

-has the impossible task...

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-..of choreographing a routine

-to perform at the wedding.

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-John's two left feet

-are as clumsy as ever.

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-May I remind you

-that it's only 8.15am!

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-Rhian's a fine one to laugh.

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-Shake, shake,

-spread out, spread out.

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-Hm...

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-Back to the cooking right away.

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-Are they going to be ready, Elan?

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-All they need to do is smile

-and they'll be great.

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-I've drafted in

-two professional chefs.

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-They're here to hone your

-culinary skills. They're ready.

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-But are you ready?

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-Yes!

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-Their cooking skills and menus

-will be perfected...

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-..by two of Wales' culinary giants.

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-Aled Williams is head chef

-at the Michelin-starred Northcote.

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-He's worked with Gordon Ramsay

-and Heston Blumenthal...

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-..and is a former winner

-of Great British Menu.

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-Joining him is Mark Threadgill...

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-..head chef at Hotel Portmeirion.

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-He's worked

-at the renowned Plas Bodegroes...

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-..and alongside chef Pierre Reboul

-in the South of France.

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-The orange team's first course

-is a duck liver parfait.

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-Smoked liver breast and port jelly.

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-There are several layers

-to the parfait.

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-It's rounded off

-with madeira, thyme...

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-..and braised shallots.

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-As an accompaniment to the game...

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-..it provides a rich flavour.

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-The main course is a gem.

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-Beef Wellington

-and seasonal vegetables.

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-To create the rounded shape,

-the beef must be rolled.

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-To retain the flavour, the fillet

-must be sealed and browned.

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-Now for the dessert.

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-Hazelnut meringue, blackberry sorbet

-and yogurt panna cotta.

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-There are a dozen or more stages

-to this complex dessert...

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-..but by following the recipe

-closely, this'll be the end result.

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-The blue team's starter

-is three-way salmon...

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-..with roasted lemon puree...

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-..dill emulsion

-and gribiche dressing.

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-The bones must be removed...

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-..and a steady hand is required

-with the blowtorch.

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-Rack of lamb,

-salty purple potatoes...

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-..roasted onion, celeriac

-and rosemary for the main course.

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-The fat

-must be scraped from the legs...

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-..otherwise

-they'll burn when cooked.

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-For the dessert, a dark chocolate

-ball with passion fruit...

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-..and home-made ice cream.

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-Like the orange team's dessert,

-there are many different stages.

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-Everything

-must be accurately weighed.

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-Are our stars capable

-of reaching such a high standard?

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-While the celebs

-are in seventh heaven...

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-..and lose themselves

-in the tasting...

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-..it's time for a challenge.

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-In an hour's time, 10 food experts

-will be sampling your dishes.

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-The ingredients

-are on the tables in front of you.

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-Within an hour and a quarter,

-the starter will be served.

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-With an hour and 40 minutes,

-the main course will be served.

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-Fingers crossed, within two hours,

-the desserts will leave the kitchen.

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-Your time starts now. Good luck.

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-Good luck.

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-Aled and Mark had two hours

-to prepare the menu...

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-..and the stars, as teams of four,

-will have the same amount of time.

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-They're in shock,

-but Caryl gets stuck in right away.

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-Where are the scales?

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-Where are the scales?

-

-From John's angry appearance...

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-..looks like

-he'd prefer to be back dancing.

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-Scales? Scales?

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-I've nothing to weigh the flour.

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-160 grams of sugar.

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-I've got no scales.

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-It's OK.

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-When the challenge was announced,

-you were floored.

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-I'm shaking. I've a knife

-in my hand and I'm shaking.

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-Mark showed us but it's much harder

-than it looks, you know?

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-They're professionals.

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-We had a pleasurable experience

-in a professional kitchen...

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-..seeing the chefs at work.

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-I thought we'd have time to

-sit down and read over our notes...

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-..and discuss amongst ourselves.

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-..and discuss amongst ourselves.

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-We had lunch...

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-..and we're back in the kitchen.

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-We're sticking

-to yesterday's routine.

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-Wil's preparing the starter.

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-Smoked salmon. Salmon tartare.

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-Now for the other salmon. Excuse me.

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-John and I

-are sticking with the main course...

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-..and Rhian's

-a dab hand at desserts.

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-My ice cream's done,

-the ganache is melting...

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-..and I'm getting to grips with the

-biggest leaf of gelatine I've seen.

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-We worked well as a team yesterday.

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-I'm loath to change. Twinkle hands

-is on the delicate things.

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-They work very well together

-because Owain's a cool head.

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-He doesn't flap.

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-Jess is the same.

-Jess is nice and cool.

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-We're preparing Beef Wellington

-with a lot of stuff in between.

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-I'm preparing a chicken mousse...

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-..which will go on top of the beef.

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-You have 45 minutes

-before the starter's served.

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-You have to tell the team.

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-You have to tell the team.

-

-45 minutes for the starter.

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-45 minutes

-before the starter's served, OK?

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-BLEEP

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-Yes, pressure is mounting

-on the lads preparing the starters.

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-If I'm not ready,

-everybody'll be waiting on me...

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-..and that could ruin the chain.

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-After yesterday's challenge...

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-..they know that success

-is based on thorough preparation.

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-No? No good?

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-No? No good?

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-Butchered.

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-Keeping an eye on the time

-and focusing on the recipes.

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-Caryl insists that her team

-tastes the food as they go along.

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-Have you checked the salt?

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-But is she listening

-to her own advice?

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-I'm never going to order

-a rack of lamb again...

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-..because I don't want to put anyone

-through this

-BLEEP

-pain.

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-In fact, I'm going to turn veggie.

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-Wonderful.

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-How's the orange team doing?

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-How's the orange team doing?

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-Owain's doing a good job. He's cool.

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-Jess was a little slow to begin

-with, stirring things and so on.

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-By now she knows she has to move.

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-Big Bad Baz is doing a good job

-but he has to hurry.

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-How is Caryl doing?

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-She has to concentrate

-on what the others are doing too.

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-20 minutes to go

-before the starters are served.

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-Wil's a bit behind at the moment,

-so John's helping him.

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-Finely chop three garlic cloves,

-salt to taste.

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-What about the pudding?

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-What about the pudding?

-

-I think she'll be fine.

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-Will they be served on time?

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-In all honesty, no.

-I think they'll be an hour late.

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-Can you make up the time?

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-Can you make up the time?

-

-I don't know. I just don't know.

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-An hour late?

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-That won't please

-our invited guests...

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-..not to mention our experts.

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-The biggest nightmare is that

-Sian and Gethin are here too...

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-..to ensure everything's alright

-before their big day tomorrow.

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-Everyone's busy, there's no extra

-help. These won't be ready in time.

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-This is the chicken mousse

-going on top of the beef.

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-It needs to go on top.

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-I've a feeling

-that it's going to end in disaster.

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-That might be to do with the fact

-that there are two minutes left...

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-..before the starters are served.

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-We need the starter plates out,

-please.

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-The starters are meant to be out now

-but we know the food's not on time.

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-Question is,

-how long do we have to wait?

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-Put them straight on the plate.

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-Put them straight on the plate.

-

-BLEEP

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-That'll do. Never mind.

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-You're five minutes late.

-How much longer do you need?

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-Two minutes.

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-Two minutes.

-

-OK, I'll give you that.

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-Where's the other salmon?

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-Have you prepared the smoked salmon?

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-No.

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-We'd better put

-the pea shoots in too.

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-Are you ready?

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-Well, we're, we're...

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-Are you ready or not?

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-Come on, boys, the pass!

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-Wil's ready. If he can find

-the right door, that is.

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-At last the panel

-has something to taste.

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-Is everything on the plate

-that should be on the plate?

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-The smoked salmon isn't there

-because I forgot it.

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-What about the egg sauce?

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-Oh, no.

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-Poor Wil is under the cosh already.

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-Sian and Gethin are worried.

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-The orange team's food

-hasn't seen the light of day yet.

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-These need to be served.

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-Like, yesterday.

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-.

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-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-

-Subtitles

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-To prepare our stars

-for the big wedding...

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-..they were given a masterclass to

-create a stunning three-course meal.

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-I say stunning until our celebs

-try to recreate them.

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-No? No good?

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-No? No good?

-

-Butchered.

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-The panel notices that

-half of Wil's starter is missing.

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-There's no smoked salmon.

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-There's no egg sauce either.

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-I've been like a numpty. I've

-apologized to the team. I panicked.

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-I'm out of my comfort zone.

-I never want to work in a kitchen.

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-It's not easy for a giant like Barri

-to sneak into a room...

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-..without anyone noticing.

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-He's 20 minutes late

-with his posh pate.

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-It's a bit late, Barri.

-Did anything go wrong?

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-It took a lot of effort...

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-..but I'm pleased

-with everything on that plate.

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-Are you happy with how it went, Wil?

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-No. I apologize

-about the smoked salmon.

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-I feel terrible about that.

-It's a really big ask, you know.

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-Emma's waiting for you.

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-Thank you.

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-You were flat out in the kitchen but

-you still forgot half the course.

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-The salmon

-took so much time to prepare...

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-..I more or less forgot

-about everything else.

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-Everyone else's plate had a yellow

-lemon sauce but I didn't have any.

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-All the elements are alright...

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-..but there's

-too much lemon in the salmon.

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-Today's challenge

-was the hardest so far.

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-I don't think any of us expected

-to recreate those dishes right away.

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-The starter

-was a little late arriving...

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-..but it tasted great.

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-It just needs some fine tuning

-and it'll be perfect.

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-It's time for the main courses

-to be served right away.

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-How long do you need?

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-Where's Barri? Barri?!

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-You need

-a clear head to ride the storm.

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-Dudley can give him a row later...

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-..because we're one man down

-and we need his help.

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-It's not fair.

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-I'm not too sure

-how it's meant to be.

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-Calm down, calm down,

-the starters are still out there.

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-Yay!

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-The boys are back, but no running

-in the kitchen. It's dangerous.

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-Just ask John.

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-For the hundredth time.

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-The sauce needs straining too.

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-The sauce needs straining too.

-

-Is this the sauce?

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-Obviously everything's late now.

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-The main course is 40 minutes late,

-so I have to ask...

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-..how much longer?

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-..how much longer?

-

-Five minutes.

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-Watch the mess on the plates.

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-Aargh! I'm burnt!

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-Aargh! I'm burnt!

-

-BLEEP

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-Another one, boss?

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-BLEEP

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-The blues are late but they're

-first to serve their rack of lamb.

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-The plates are hot.

-Are you satisfied?

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-I'd say we're relatively happy.

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-I like that word.

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-Was there a point when you thought

-the food wouldn't be served?

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-Yes. I didn't think

-the meat would be cooked.

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-Neither did we.

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-The lamb doesn't take much cooking

-so it shouldn't be an hour late.

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-Emma's waiting for you.

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-Emma's waiting for you.

-

-Right. Thank you.

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-How difficult was that?

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-It was tough, I have to say.

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-I've apologized to my team

-because I panicked.

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-Are you satisfied

-with that course, Gethin?

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-The lamb's delicious, fair play

-to them. It's a good dish.

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-We didn't know

-where anything was in that kitchen.

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-Nothing was in its place

-and it was a bit of a scramble.

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-Everybody

-was searching for a saucepan.

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-The lamb's been pan fried

-for too long. It's a bit burnt.

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-With some tweaking,

-this'd be a perfect dish.

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-Tomorrow morning

-we'll know where everything is.

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-Are you getting up at 5.00am?

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-Are you getting up at 5.00am?

-

-I'm going to start tonight.

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-Service!

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-From what I can see,

-this pair's Wellingtons...

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-..have come

-all the way from Waterloo.

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-80 minutes late. What happens

-if you're late for your work, Jess?

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-I usually say I'm from Wales and

-I don't understand London trains.

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-I can't answer that, really.

-Well done.

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-15-love it is, then!

-Let's tuck in.

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-The potato has been overworked.

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-It's gone sticky.

-How could you do better?

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-It's a case of what I wouldn't do.

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-We taste as we go along,

-but as the minutes went by...

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-..we were rushing and completely

-forgot about the tasting.

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-Go and see Emma.

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-Go and see Emma.

-

-Thanks, chef.

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-We're unhappy but our biggest

-disappointment is the potato.

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-If the mash had turned out OK,

-it wouldn't have looked so bad.

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-The Wellington was nice enough.

-It needed a touch more salt.

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-The meat was cooked nicely.

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-The meat was cooked nicely.

-

-And the plate was hot.

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-Did the reality of it all hit you

-when you spotted Sian and Gethin?

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-When the plate was put in front

-of them, they shook their heads.

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-Hopefully we've learnt from it

-and we'll get it right on the day.

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-After the tragedy

-of the first two courses...

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-..the dessert team's had

-more than enough time to prepare.

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-We'll keep the ice cream

-until the very last minute.

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-Is it the very last minute now?

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-Is it the very last minute now?

-

-Yes.

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-Fair play, at first glance,

-the desserts look astoundingly good.

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-Rhian is also out first

-for the blue team.

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-She completes her presentation...

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-..by softening the chocolate

-in the flames.

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-How did you manage? There were

-a few stages, weren't there?

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-Keeping the dessert chilled

-was hard.

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-Hot on her heels

-is the orange team captain...

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-..who insists that everyone

-tastes the food as they go along.

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-How did you fare with the desserts?

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-How did you fare with the desserts?

-

-I put salt not sugar in the sorbet.

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-It's disgusting.

-I wouldn't try it if I were you.

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-It's awful and I'm so sorry.

-The colour's nice, though, isn't it?

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-I haven't been

-a good team leader today.

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-Owain has been

-a better leader than me.

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-Why am I starting to cry? Stupid!

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-Well, Enfys, queen of puddings,

-what did you think of those?

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-Both of them were lovely.

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-They tempered the chocolate nicely,

-it was crisp when you cut it.

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-The ice cream was lovely.

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-The ice cream was lovely.

-

-With a tweak here and there...

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-..they'd give The Cliff's chefs

-a run for their money.

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-The orange team's dessert

-was eye catching.

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-The meringue was nice too.

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-It's a strange feeling.

-It's like being in an eisteddfod.

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-Are you surprised

-by how emotional you're feeling?

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-Yes. I really feel like

-I let them down today.

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-Don't or you'll start me off!

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-How do you feel

-about the food arriving late?

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-I'm anxious about tomorrow.

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-If it's late, it has a knock-on

-effect on everything else.

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-Go and have a cwtsh with your team.

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-That's what we need.

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-And a cup of tea.

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-Extra strong.

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-I told myself in the beginning

-I wasn't going to cry.

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-I'm tired, that's all!

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-The day's horrors are over.

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-Are you crying? Oh, no!

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-They can just about smile.

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-# You put salt in the sorbet

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-# Salt in the sorbet #

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-The scores are in

-and the sun is setting...

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-..on one team.

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-Today's best starter

-was the orange team's.

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-Hooray!

0:22:050:22:06

-At last!

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-Today's best dessert was...

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-..the blue team's.

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-Therefore,

-it all hinges on the main course.

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-Today's winning team...

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-..is...

0:22:260:22:28

-..the orange team,

-so congratulations.

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-Yours must've been

-BLEEP!

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-Whoa, whoa, whoa!

-Hear this before you go.

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-You know you won't be cooking

-for 10 people tomorrow...

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-..or even 60...

0:22:570:22:59

-..as Sian and Gethin suggested

-at the start of the week.

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-Tomorrow,

-you'll be preparing food...

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-..for 80 guests...

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-..and three judges.

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-Sleep well.

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-These are all the ingredients

-you'll need to feed everybody.

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-Don't get your knickers in a twist.

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-The orange team's taking our stuff.

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-That's how kitchens work.

-Get over it.

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-The individual who's stood out is...

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