Saaranshs dish looked good, but didn’t seem as complicated as they made it out to be. Basically 6 sabjis (5 in the petals and the pindi chhole in the centre), bread and a few chutneys.
Even the sabjis were regular Indian sabjis - jackfruit ghee roast, aloo posto, etc.
The shaping could be tough, but that’s the toughest part I think.
Nayanjyoti got 10 minutes where the chef helped him, and he used it at a crucial time.
Gurkirat was clearly struggling, he’s not meant for pressure tests.
Today they only tasted two dishes -
Nayanjyoti - his food tasted good, but because he pre heated his oven with just the top lights on, his bread was slightly over cooked at the top, but slightly undercooked at the bottom. Taste wise he nailed it.
KDK - her bread was undercooked, and the black charcoal bread wasn’t properly braided. Taste wise was okay.
the rest will be tasted tomorrow.


