Gregg Wallace and John Torode were very impressed with Abi
MasterChef returned on Tuesday night with another four hopefuls in front of Gregg Wallace and John Torode.
But it wasn't a great start for Abi, who burnt her first steak and onion dish - and set the kitchen on fire to boot. Her beef and three types of onion dish was burnt in a kitchen fire, but Abi marched on together with her fellow contestants as the quintet were asked to make brunch for Gregg and John. Unfortunately, they had to keep two at the halfway point, and kitchen burner Abi from Leeds and Ben were chosen to receive an apron.@arlenehwycombe said: "Honestly how are these contestants chosen I could do better than them & I'm useless #Masterchef"
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