Now in its 11th season, MasterChef continues to draw in more and more viewers thanks to its fast-paced editing, suspenseful scenes, and, of course, a fair bit of roasting by legendary show host and award-winning chef Gordon Ramsay.
The format has changed considerably over the years, but one aspect has stayed the same. Contestants can only proceed if they manage to wow the judges, including Aarón Sánchez and Joe Bastianich. So, do they ever get the recipes in advance?
Judges have to wait a considerable time before they get to evaluate the dishes, Christina Tosi says.
Christina Tosi once told Lucky Peach that the judges appearing on MasterChef usually taste the food by the time it's already gotten cold.
"Because every dish you see on TV looks, well, beautiful, there is always downtime between 'Time's Up!' and when we taste," Christina Tosi, a former judge on MasterChef, told Lucky Peach. "And we don't taste all of the food at once because you just can't taste twenty dishes at the same time while they're all still hot."
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"The second that time's up and we know there will be a lapse, we go directly to each cook's station and inspect each element so that nothing can be lost in the transition," she added. "Keep in mind that we taste the food at each cook's station as they work, so we have a good idea of who's looking good and who is going down in a ball of flames."
Catch new episodes of MasterChef every Wednesday at 8 p.m. EST on FOX.
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