Tempered Chocolate Sphere Replication Challenge! | MasterChef Canada | MasterChef World

In this pressure test, home cooks Cryssi and Josh face each other in a replication challenge for the last remaining spot in the Top 3 semifinals. They are given a challenging task of replicating a tempered chocolate sphere dessert containing a pistachio genoise sponge cake and topped with bruléed figs, accompanied by a caramel sauce.

Welcome tIn this pressure test, home cooks Cryssi and Josh face each other in a replication challenge for the last remaining spot in the Top 3 semifinals. They are given a challenging task of replicating a tempered chocolate sphere dessert containing a pistachio genoise sponge cake and topped with bruléed figs, accompanied by a caramel sauce.o MasterChef World!

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[unruly_ronin]

That woman has all my respect. I would give up and die if my orb wasn't filling with chocolate. Josh's humility & genuine-ness (if that's a word lol) was good sportsmanship & great to see.

[solareclipse]

Cryssi’s determination is something I really admire, she’s really is a great inspiration!

[digitaldeathsquid]

I'm not sure why, but I quite like the way that Cryssi's sphere leaves some solid chunks of chocolate after it's been melted - it's like if someone turned an Easter Egg into an actual dessert

[junkyyard]

The way they applauded Josh for pulling off the choco sphere. It really actually makes sense as Alvin said that even professional chefs really screw it up. So basically they've seen a homecook pull it off better than some pros.

[hassaan]

She really pulled a balloon out of no where

[karmageddon]

The fact they still reassure her, that though its not perfect, its still beautiful. Something can look perfect on the outside, but be underwhelming upon taking a bite. But, something can look flawed, while being absolutely stunning upon taking a bite. I feel like many people could learn from this.

[slegster]

This is the only channel that can reupload the same video 5 times and still get me to watch it

Yo thats alot of likes

[joannadelacruz]

I don’t know how many times I’ve already seen this

[mob]

since when did people have balloons in their kitchen

[debopriodey]

At the end of the day, it was a replication challenge and it was clear that Josh was gonna win.

[thecajonkid.]

2:11 So much emotion .cant even tell that he is tired of all this

[pll__skip]

“So, HOW’S YOUR INSIDE?”
-Chef Alvin, 2019

[SinewyWarrior]

So basically-

Josh: Outside great. Inside not so great
Cryssi: Inside great. Outside not so great

[margarethmichelina]

So, are we just ignoring that there's a random Balloon in Chrissy's desk?

[joshuaanderson]

So they just keep a random balloon in a drawer

[yonghaohuang]

Cryssi's Determation is definitely something to learn from.

[ilsazaviyar]

I love how the chefs come closer to each other and get a serious look when a home cook is gonna do something carefully😂

[AS-pvbc]

I love how even the judges are cheering them on. Canadians are so nice!

[shivanshu]

She could have put the dome in boiling water and shake it again by holding in a cloth...

[gomerbarrogo]

Loved the way the judges were amazed with them doing this challenge