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gordon_ramsay_foxFox's master foodie is at it again. Gordon Ramsay has conjured up a new show called MasterChef, only it's not really his idea. See, it's already been done in England and Australia, but Gordon will put his spin on this show. So for all intents and purposes, it's another Gordon Ramsay project. (Like the Alan Parsons Project without Alan Parsons and a small 'p').

In MasterChef, amateur chefs will compete to master the perfect dish. These will be everyday people, not sous chefs or short order cooks, but backyard grillers and homemakers who have a specialty at which they excel. Sounds to me a bit like the Food Network Challenge shows in which people try to make the best chili or the definitive hamburger.

The details of the show are still be determined, but the Aussie version of MasterChef seems to be the one they're most interested in re-creating. That means a team of three judges, contestants working in teams as well as individual challenges.

Fox has ordered 12-15 episodes, and they will rotate MasterChef with the other Ramsay shows, Kitchen Nightmares and Hell's Kitchen.

With Ramsay involved, I think we can expect the usually yelling and swearing, but also more high end dishes. Gordon's usually all about fine dining, not waffles and hamburgers. However, on the BBC America The F Word, he has a segment where he brings amateurs into the kitchen and teaches them how to make dishes good enough for serving to the public. He yells at them and pushes them and doesn't lower his standards. I expect we'll see the same Gordon on MasterChef.

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