Culinary Quiz: How Well Would You Fare at Worst Cooks Boot Camp? by Maria Russo in Shows, February 16th, 2013
In this all-new fourth season of Worst Cooks in America, 14 culinary recruits are in for the kitchen Boot Camp of their lives, as Chefs Anne Burrell and Bobby Flay work to transform them into capable, confident cooks who can turn out winning meals with ease. But before one can be crowned the best of the worst of the kitchen, they’ll have to endure seven weeks of hands-on training covering even the most elementary culinary know-how.
For many watching the competition unfold at home, it’s easy to think that you’d fare far better than the recruits if tested with the same challenges of Boot Camp. But would you really succeed where others have fallen? FN Dish is giving you the opportunity to assess your critical culinary thinking and the extent of your cooking chops. Take the quiz below to find out how well you’d manage in the kitchen with Chefs Anne and Bobby, then watch this exclusive video to see how the Worst Cooks recruits answered when they were asked quiz questions.
How Well Would You Fare at Worst Cooks Boot Camp?
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The best WorstCooks Show was the first one. They were actually being taught how to cook. Now it is "bottom of the barrel' characters playacting. Nothing real about cooking, just plain stupidity. The challenges have gotten more ridiculous each season. I like both hosts, but doubt I will continue to watch.
I agree…Beau and Anne actually taught their cooks, now you got the Texan..loud and where did they find Carla? Can people really be that ignorant to use a knife to peel a carrot? The first season was great, bring Beau back
i played the game and i got 58% out of 100%. is that good? or not? maybe not but least i tried and you now what im only 12 years old . is that good for a 12 year old i hope so!! if not i will kill you!!! LOL haha hehe hoho :)
Hey I got 67% and I think thats pretty dang good score for a 13 year old. Maybe everyone who thinks the test is to hard, well then maybe you need to toughen up and get your butt in the kitchen more often!
i got a 100% and i am 13 years old too! Go teenage girl chefs who love food network!!!!
How do you sign up
83% for a 12 year old
I got 93% because I miss read a question. I guess that's not to bad for 7 a.m.
I love this program! It's funny, amazing that this is really what some people cook like, proves that you can do what u want when you want. I'm not sure that it isn't a bit predictable.when it comes to who will win. It's easy to have a winner when u have the do what they have been practicing since they got there. Have them cook a few things that they have not yet practiced extensively on that is how u determine if your teaching them right and if they have learned how to cook. It's easy to cook the things you have been cooking for several weeks for someone. I have the utmost respect for all of the cooks on this program. They have sacraficed extensively and their dedication to what they love is not to be questioned. They earned what they have achieved without question. Funny, educational, whitty, entertaining program. Please keep this program around for a long time.
No one can be as stupid as the people on this show. And if they truly are, they should be too embarrased to appear on TV unless they are being paid. This is an embarassment to anyone's intelligence and it is shameful that Anne and Bobby would stoop this low.
what so everyone is born knowing how to cook ? NOT ! some people hate to cook and i know several that does not make you STUPID ! it might make you look a little silly in the kitchen. but the only stupid people i know are people who call other people stupid !
You know, they might be actor wannabies….people who show up for every casting call in LA and who try out for all the reality shows under the sun. But you can't fake bad cooking, not without practice. Anyone who really knows how to cook is eventually going to give him/herself away, particularly when you are rushing to get a meal done. If you're in a hurry to get something done, you'd go into autopilot mode, I would think and give yourself away by actually knowing if a steak or carrots are done. It seems crazy that grown adults would not know their way around a kitchen, but I know a few of those. One's in her fifties and only knows how to make egg salad sandwiches. And as for Bobby and Anne acting like a**h***s, from what I hear of elite level chefs, that's pretty typical behavior.
I loved the first episode. I never laughed so hard for such a long time. (Yes, I cook.) Those people are a hoot. I especially love Carla (Bobby's woman). Thanks for choosing these people. I can't wait to see what's next. It's too bad two have to go the first episode. They need more time to learn more. Why don't you automatically bring them back next time?