The Best Episodes of Be Our Chef

The Perez family faces the Robbins family for an “Alice in Wonderland” challenge. After meeting with Alice and The Mad Hatter and eating a Cheshire Cat’s tail at Magic Kingdom Park they must use that inspiration to prepare their very own version of a bite-sized dessert.

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Returning to the kitchen for another round, the Merrill family battles newcomers, the Perez family, for a “Mulan” themed challenge. This round, the families must create a main dish. But similar to Mulan’s journey to find her inner hidden warrior, the teams must use an unexpected and hidden ingredient in their dish to collect the win.

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The Merrill and Wells families tackle the "Moana" land-and-sea challenge.

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DescriptionThe Perez and Platt families aim to rule the land in the "Lion King" challenge.

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The Wells and Perez families re-imagine a family favorite in the "Ratatouille" challenge.

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The Platt and Robbins families are laser focused in the "Toy Soldier" challenge.

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The Merrill and Platt families try to play it cool in the "Frozen" dessert challenge.

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The Wells and Robbins families jump right in on the "Princess and the Frog" challenge.

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In round two of “Be Our Chef,” two new families, the Wells and Platt families, are tasked with a “Big Hero 6” inspired challenge to make a dessert that is healthy and delicious. But before heading to the kitchen, the families visit the super-huggable Baymax at Epcot for inspiration. Both families are hoping for their first win. But who will crumble first?

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In this “Cinderella” inspired challenge, the first two families, the Merrill family and Robbins family, are asked to magically transform a classic comfort food in to a gourmet meal.

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Two families face off a final rematch; one draws inspiration from "Beauty and the Beast," while the other draws inspiration from "Aladdin."

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