In Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend, five new Iron Chefs will compete against Challenger Chefs in the grandiose Kitchen Stadium. According to the official synopsis, "The competition's most successful Challenger will return to battle in a grand finale for the chance to be named the first ever ‘Iron Legend.'" Alton Brown returns as a host alongside Top Chef Season 10 winner Kristen Kish. Mark Dacascos is back as well, hopefully to shout out the secret ingredients this time around, too. And here's hoping that there's at least one cameo featuring original Iron Chef host Takeshi Kaga taking a big ol' bite out of a bell pepper.
So fire. Mulleted sandwich ace Mason Hereford elevated gas station ingredients in a Curtis Stone street fight that holds lamp to the flame five ways.
Game on! NYC`s Esther Choi and Marcus Samuelsson score in a rib-laden tailgate round. Keyshawn Johnson and Vernon Davis assist as Danny Trejo judges.
Heavy cream meets heavy metal as Michelin-starred chefs Curtis Duffy and Dominique Crenn turn milk into prized pastry for guest judge Nancy Silverton.
Prepare to joust! Iron Chefs Gabriela Camara, Dominique Crenn, Marcus Samuelsson and Curtis Stone go medieval in epic team combat with a secret twist.
The battle is like a box of chocolates when self-described "border kid" chef Ckaudette Zepeda faces Iron Chef Ming Tsai in a cocoa-infused challegne.
Coming in hot, Hmond food star Tia Vang and Iron Chef Gabriela Camara celebrate serranos, shishitos and a spectrum of chiles in a spicy showdown.
Can two heads beat one? Chef pals Gregory Gourdet and Mei Lin make a splash with East-West sturgeon plates in a fish fight against Iron Chef Ming Tsai.
A battle royal begins. The highest-scoring challenger must create five dishes in competition with a five Iron Chefs. A Golden Knife and title await.
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