Waterborn's Test Kitchen

Tomorrow is the big day - I put my cooking skills up against the best amateur chef's in Boston at the MasterChef USA open casting call in Cambridge. I spent this evening doing prep work for tomorrow's contest and making some tweaks to my food presentation. Let me know what you think of the new plating scheme below (I like it much better myself). So wish me luck everyone and follow me on Twitter tomorrow as I take my first step in the journey to become America's Next Master Chef.

Comments (9)
Plating looks great bud. Just walk into that place with your head held high and know you're good enough. We're all pulling for you.
Good luck, like the presentation!
Good luck, WB. It looks awesome. But looking over the pictures I have but one question.., why do you cook so incredibily large quantities of food? (That catches my eye more than anything else...)
That plating is awesome, man
Make sure you have 3 deserts lined up, 1 of which you can do in 30 min.\r
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Make sure you know how to cook a soufle.\r
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Be able to talk about your dishes/describe what's in them.\r
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Don't use truffle oil in anything.\r
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If you make it, don't get into petty arguments, be the better guy.\r
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Make sure you lable your oven(s).\r
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I would say bring a type of marker(tag or trinket/cog) to tag your station/pots of boiling water.\r
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Please know what an amuse bouche entails.\r
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If you want to win, Rely on yourself, first and foremost, then the team. The old adage, you cant help others if you cant help yourself. if you are running a team challenge make sure you communicate, just like call outs for Gears. Judges like equal size/cuts so they cook evenly and they present well. Sometimes simple is better.\r
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Hope this helps