I am trying to find blogs or websites showcasing the best recipes from the various TV cooking competitions shows around the world.
Unfortunately my google-fu is very weak and I am having a lot of trouble finding such information on the internet.
I would appreciate any information which is given to me.
Thank you for reading!
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Harters
(John Hartley - a culinary patriot, cooking and eating in northwest England)
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Welcome to the forum. Hopefully youâll find some info here. The board is overwhelmingly American with most other members also being Anglophones. That will probably not help you find too many sites that are not in English.
Iâm British, living in the UK, so my interest (such as it is) is in recipes from British programmes. These will usually have been broadcast by the BBC or Channel 4 so Googling for soemthing like âBBC foodâ or âChannel 4 foodâ should get you going. By way of a start, hereâs a link to Channel 4âs recipe page from âThe Great British Bake-offâ
Welcome, ceptists! I like that idea. So many cooking competitions and sometimes a recipe looks so great but you canât find it. Top Chef actually had a cook book that was a compilation of the best recipes from the first few seasons.
Why donât you tell us a little something about yourself here:
10 years already, I only started watching from season 3 âŠ
How much money can the winner get in your version of TC?
Here they used to get 100,000 euro, but starting from season 6, they only get the percentage of their final winning percentage, so from 50,001euro upward⊠even a strong candidate like last year, he won 67,000 euro.
The U.S. winner gets $125,000 USD in prize money, a âprize packageâ of $50,000, and they get appearances in Food & Wine and other culinary events and magazines around the country.
So money-wise, relatively close in winnings. Not sure what the âprize packageâ is that Kelsey Clark won, per an article in Entertainment Weekly.
ETA: Kelsey (latest seasonâs winner) also won âFan Favoriteâ - so she got another $10,000 for that.