Cutthroat Kitchen Tournaments Season 1 Episode 2 Superstar Sabotage: Heat Two

In Cutthroat Kitchen Tournaments season 1 episode 2, titled Superstar Sabotage: Heat Two, viewers witness a culinary battle between four celebrity chefs. Host Alton Brown introduces the competitors - Anne Burrell, Eric Greenspan, Johnny Weir, and Dr. Drew Pinsky - all looking to take home the grand prize of $75,000 for their selected charity.

The first challenge is for the chefs to make a signature dish in 25 minutes while being constantly sabotaged by their opponents. The sabotages range from having to wear a blindfold to losing all of their ingredients. Chef Burrell is particularly unhappy when Chef Greenspan sabotages her by forcing her to use only a camping stove while cooking her dish. The judges taste all the dishes without knowing who made them and the winner of the challenge is Chef Weir.

For the second challenge, the chefs must create a gourmet pizza, but there's a catch - they must make the crust using only ingredients from Alton's weird grocery list, which includes items like baby food and banana chips. Chef Pinsky gets off to a bad start when Chef Greenspan sabotages him by forcing him to kneel during the entire cooking process. Despite the challenges, the judges are impressed with all the pizzas, but Chef Weir once again comes out on top.

The third and final challenge is a plating competition, where the chefs must create a visually stunning dish using unconventional ingredients. The catch this time around is that the sabotages are auctioned off, and the money raised goes to the competitor's charity. Chef Burrell is stunned when Chef Weir buys a sabotage that forces her to use a log as a serving dish. As the chefs start plating, more sabotages come into play, including Chef Greenspan being forced to serve his dish in a piñata and Chef Weir having to use a pair of mannequin legs to plate his food.

After the final dishes are presented to the judges, the winner of the Superstar Sabotage: Heat Two is announced. The episode ends with Alton Brown teasing the audience about what challenges and sabotages are in store for the next round of the tournament.

Overall, Superstar Sabotage: Heat Two proves to be a dramatic and entertaining episode of Cutthroat Kitchen. With top-notch competitors and creative sabotages, it's exciting to watch the stakes rise as the chefs battle it out for their chosen charities. Fans of the show are sure to enjoy this episode and the rest of the tournament.