My Kitchen Rules returned to the screens after a two-year hiatus on Sunday night.
And at the premiere, father-son duo Alice and Peter Bottomley failed to impress the judges with their undercooked pudding.
“I saw a drip from Nigella’s spoon and I knew it was all over,” Alice, 31, said in reflecting on their confusion.
Father and son duo Alice and Peter Bottomley (pictured) failed to impress the judges with their undercooked pudding at the Sunday night premiere of My Kitchen Rules
‘The spoon went into the cake so quickly, it just exploded. Peter said.
After their opponents gave them a composite score of 28 out of 50, it was time for Nigella Lawson and Manu Feildel to weigh in on their meal.
The duo scored 5/10 points for their match.
After their opponents gave them a combined score of 28 out of 50, it was time for Nigella Lawson and Manu Feildel to weigh in on their meal.
When it was time for dessert, both Nigella and Manu were disappointed by their Grandma’s Lemon Delicious pudding in a delicate cup of tea.
‘This is heartbreaking. This is not cooked the way your grandma did, is it? ‘ Nigella asked.
‘You and I both know what happened, and I don’t want to linger on it. Nigella explained.
Manu agrees, ‘If you get a dish like this in a restaurant, it goes right back to the kitchen.’
But when it came time to score, both Nigella and Manu were disappointed.
‘You and I both know what happened, and I don’t want to linger on it. Nigella explained
Manu continued: “Sadly, all I can give you is one”.
Speaking to the producers, Alice said she was disappointed they gave the dessert a low score, but said it was only fair.
She then told the producers, “If I had been on the scoreboard for it, I wouldn’t have given it a score.”
My Kitchen Rules continues to air at 19:30 on Mondays on channel Seven
“If you get a dish like this in a restaurant, it goes back to the kitchen,” says Manu.
Talking to the producers, Alice said she was very disappointed when they gave the dessert a low score
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