Chopped: Beef Tongue, Rabbit Thighs & Asian Pears | Full Episode Recap | S7 E7 | Food Network

Chefs attempt to lick the competition with extraordinary dishes. In the appetizer round, they must use pickled beef tongue and fresh fava beans, followed by an entrée round with pork rinds and rabbit and a dessert with labne and Asian pears.
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Chopped: Beef Tongue, Rabbit Thighs & Asian Pears | Full Episode Recap | S7 E7 | Food Network

[deborahc.]

I haven't seen beef tongue 👅 in the grocery store in a very long time but if I ever see it I'll buy it and prepare it the way my mom did.

[Here_Kitty_x]

It must suck to get beat by somebody who didn’t even have all the basket ingredients on the plate

[karenm.]

I've seen Chef Chris on other cooking competitions. unfortunately, he didnt make the cut on this show.

[bush]

How could the winner not know what Galangal is unless he's never had Thai food? He also never had an Asian pear? Don't understand how these people were selected.

[PREPFORIT]

A professional Chef accepts all challenges an amateur says Eww.