The Best Episodes of Chopped Season 4

In the final, the two remaining chefs go all out.

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The chefs have to muscle through to come up with a terrific mussels appetizer in just 20 minutes. Then in the entrée Round, a humble breakfast food must be combined with a high-brow delicacy. And with a favorite childhood treat in the final mystery basket, the judges are expecting whimsical desserts, but will the chefs deliver?

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Panic threatens to paralyze one of the competitors who is feeling jittery.

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When time runs out on a frantic appetizer round, two of the chefs are unhappy with what did not make it on to their plates in the final moments, while one chef is upset that a little something extra accidentally did. Then in the entrée round, it's up to the judges to determine who fell short whose dish was a cut above the rest. And the two finalists devise ambitious plans for using a salty condiment and a sweet fruit in their desserts.

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Mint liqueur and canned fish make an odd combination for the first course.

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One of the finalists suffers an injury as he attempts a Chopped first.

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Three of the four chefs make a huge mistake with the jumbo shrimp.

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The competitors get fired up when they discover this competition is all about grilling! They find some strange basket fellows in the Appetizer Round: striped bass and strawberries. In a smok'n entrée Round the chefs try to glean ideas from one another on how to handle a tricky ingredient. And in the last course, a classic American food – perfect for the grill but peculiar in dessert – complicates the judges' final decision.

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The appetizer basket's ingredients get the chefs pondering ballgame fare.

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The chefs find frog legs in the first basket for the Appetizer Round.

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When panic sets in at the end of the appetizer round, the judges cheer on a competitor who appears to be giving up. Then in the rush to get a tantalizing entrée finished, one chef makes a dangerous mistake. And even though they find peanuts in the dessert basket, the finalists know that they are competing for so much more and bump the intensity level up a notch as they face off for $10,000.

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In the final, the two remaining chefs go all out.

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Rattlesnake meat must be included in the chef's first course.

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