When Gordon Ramsay got together with award-winning chef friends—currently Joe Bastianich and Christina Tosi, as per Fox—fans of Ramsay's other shows worried that they … 30 Mar 2017. 22 Images We find out what has happened to the eliminated contestants from MasterChef series two.

Matt Sinclair also appeared on Australian television cooking show, Everyday Gourmet.

Picture: Getty By Giorgina Ramazzotti As we continue the 16th series of MasterChef, we take a look back at the previous winners from the last 10 years if they are still cooking and where they are now. MasterChef 2020 is back on the BBC for its 16th series. Yippee - part hippie, part yuppie - Skye is working on her Wild Sugar dessert company. Entered MasterChef after being made redundant. After losing interest in studying law, Sharnee gave MasterChef a shot. Meet the new judges for MasterChef Australia Season 12.

25 March 2020, 17:37. The affable band manager has begun developing his own line of sauces inspired by his passion for Mexican and Italian flavours. Meet the MasterChef Australia contestants for 2020. The season 8 runner-up is literally living his food dreams. Courtney Roulston, 29. Carrie Johnston: 34, Sydney. Now that MasterChef Australia 2020 has reminded us what those high-profile contestants have been up to since we watched them on their initial seasons, what about other fan favourites who decided not to return to the MasterChef kitchen?. Claire is launching her own website, cookingfromthehearth.co and has joined The Age as a weekend food columnist since leaving the show. He will marry partner Natalie in October. Alvin Quah, 35, Sydney.

She is setting up her Spoonful of Catering business. Eliminated contestants: Where are they now. Eliminated contestants: Where are they now? The series' self-styled curry king is due to open his first restaurant and cocktail bar - Jimmy's Spice Kitchen - in Surry Hills in November, about the same time his first baby with fiancee Jem is due. Callum Hann. Sinclair says he is excited to work with Silver Chef.

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After quitting journalism she enrolled in a Masters of Gastronomy course.

A third-generation accountant who can't get enough of cookbooks, Matthew left the competition after mistaking apricot jam for dried apricots. Food and family are intrinsically linked for Peter: "My hands are full juggling a successful legal career, catering private events and developing the business plan and website with my wife for our providore, Urban Larder. Jake Bujayer: 29, central coast. Father-of-four Dominic is used to impressing harsh critics. MasterChef winners: Where are they now? She now dreams of becoming the next Stephanie Alexander and is working in her dream job in her idol's kitchen/garden program. The eighth series of the Australian cooking game show MasterChef Australia premiered on …

A fussy eater as a child, Fiona is making up for lost time. Philip Vakos: 27, Hobart. He has launched his business Jake's Just Caught, combining his two passions by selling fresh seafood and his own recipes at farmers' markets in Newcastle. 20 MasterChef Jr. Contestants: Where Are They Now? He also has a cookbook due for release and has acted as a mentor on Junior MasterChef. Claire Winton Burn, 31, Melbourne. Early on in season 8, when the judges asked 27-year-old auditionee Matt Sinclair about his food dream, he didn't hesitate to share his plans for a food van. He has started work for a wine wholesaler: "I've been doing that for a few months and am really enjoying it.". Carrie left behind a career in HR. Matthew Caldicott: 21, Sydney. Fiona Inglis: 24, Melbourne. He is also putting pen to paper in the hope of releasing his own cookbook and opening a specialty pasta bar. This independent traveller learnt to cook watching her mum and a health threat last year was the push she needed to follow her dream. After work experience at Sydney's Quay restaurant, she has set up a catering company and been travelling Europe in the hope of getting more experience. Kate Nugara: 30, Melbourne. Italian-born Adele has had a love affair with food since she was little. Skye Craig: 35, Brisbane. Adele Fragnito: 49, Adelaide. The series two runner up is working as an ambassador for Adelaide Markets before relocating to Melbourne on October 11 to take up a job in chef George Calombaris' Press Club kitchen. Now, less than a year later, Matt's goal has become a reality. Share Share Tweet Email Comment.
Dominic Corrigan: 46, Sydney. She is now fund-raising for the Novita charity and working on her cooking school. MasterChef Australia‘s tenth season has just begun.Which means for 10 years the Channel 10 cooking show has been making us feel inadequate about our own cooking ability inspiring us with tales of home cooks cooking up impressive dishes and chasing their “food dreams”.. Let’s take a look back at some of the show’s most successful (and not so successful) contestants.

30 Mar 2017 . Joanne Zalm: 37, Sydney.

Jake loves to cook, but his real thrill is the catch. Sharnee Rawson: 21, Brisbane. Jimmy Seervai. MasterChef Australia returns for a new season of cooking triumphs and failures. The show is hosted by former MasterChef contestant Justine Schofield.

The Sydney bowls club manager harbours dreams of opening her own wine bar and wants to get into food styling like cookbook author Donna Hay. Appeared on Everyday Gourmet. After learning at an early age that food fixes everything, he hopes to become a TV chef and leave his life as an accountant behind. Where Are They Now: Matt Sinclair. She knows the sense of community food can bring. She is developing recipes, has work experience coming up and would love to work in magazines.Credit:Channel Ten, Peter Kritikides: 29, Melbourne. Since leaving the show, the bubbly pharmaceutical salesman has started his own website, cinnamonpig.com.au, sharing recipes and revealing some of Sydney's hidden eating gems. She also has a plan to do private Sunday lunch catering. Inspired by his Greek grandmother, Philip has cooking running through his veins. Sydney. Jo is passionate about cooking for her kids and proved her dedication when she chose to stay at home with them. Australia's MasterChef Adam Liaw has paired with former Tetsuya's chef Matthew Crabbe with plans to open an izakaya-style bar in April, probably in Sydney. After taking his new wife Mandy on a much-deserved holiday (they married between filming) Jono "The Eliminator" says his plans to open a French bistro are well on track.Credit:Channel Ten. Dedicated to the raw, organic food movement, she was hailed for her unorthodox methods. On being made redundant he entered the contest but has accepted a CEO position in the corporate world. She is writing for The Courier-Mail, doing work experience in food writing, working at a cooking school and doing catering work. The knockout of the favourite came as a shock to fans. ", Marion Grasby: 27, Adelaide.

They are helping him since September 2016 and assisting him in every step to set up his business. She has just been to Thailand, putting together her own product line and has signed as a columnist with MasterChef magazine.Credit:Channel Ten, Jonathan Daddia, 33, Sydney. Daniel Aulsebrook: 32, Melbourne. Many superfans of MasterChef Junior are wondering what some of the young chefs are up to nowadays. Aaron Harvie, 37, Sydney.