Australisk matlagningsserie från 2014. Här tävlar man genom att göra om sitt hem till restaurang och servera en trerättersmiddag. Det gäller att imponera på såväl medtävlare som domare. De som får högst poäng går vidare till finalen. Programledare är Manu Feildel och Pete Evans.
Dyk in i den australiska matlagningssensationen 'My Kitchen Rules', där passionerade amatörkockar förvandlar sina hem till temporära restauranger för att bjuda på en trerättersmiddag som kan förändra deras liv. Sedan premiären 2010 har serien, under ledning av de karismatiska domarna Manu Feildel och Pete Evans, blivit en fast favorit bland matälskare. Med mentor Colin Fassnidge vid sin sida bedöms deltagarna inte bara av domarna utan även av sina konkurrenter, vilket skapar en unik och spännande tävlingsdynamik. Varje 60-minutersavsnitt är en blandning av höga insatser, utsökta rätter och dramatiska vändningar. Med över 507 avsnitt fördelade på 14 säsonger och fler på väg, fortsätter 'My Kitchen Rules' att vara en must-watch för alla som älskar matlagning och tävling.
Colin Fassnidge
Himself - Mentor / Judge
Manu Feildel
Himself - Judge
My Kitchen Rules finns för närvarande tillgänglig för streaming,uthyrning och köp i Sverige
Prenumeration
It’s the grand final of MKR, where our top two teams must prepare 100 plates of food to impress the judges. Which team will be crowned MKR champion & win a life changing $100.000 prize?
Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge are back for season 14 of the beloved cooking show.
After a one-year hiatus, the popular program is returning for its 12th season in 2022 with some big changes but still plenty of drama and delicious dishes. Feildel will be returning, joined by none other than British cooking royalty, Nigella Lawson. Former MasterChef Australia judge Matt Preston has also been announced as another judge. Colin Fassnidge, who has been a guest judge on MKR over the years, will be returning to do just that. Plus, Curtis Stone is also joining as a guest judge.
For the first time in program history, it's chef versus chef and house versus house as five favourite teams go head-to-head with five new teams in the fiercest competition yet.
The fourth series of the Australian competitive cooking game show My Kitchen Rules commenced on 28 January 2013 and concluded on 28 April 2013 on Seven Network.
The third series of My Kitchen Rules was an Australian reality television cooking programme which aired on the Seven Network. Following the ratings success of the second series, the Seven Network announced the show was renewed for a third season. The third season of My Kitchen Rules started on 30 January 2012. For the first time, a team from New Zealand took part in the show.
My Kitchen Rules (series 2) is a reality television cooking programme which airs on the Seven Network. Series 2 commenced on 31 January 2011. The winning team will win $100,000 prize money.
There are two groups, both consisting of five teams. Once the first group of five teams has served their dishes, and received a score, the next group of five teams then does the same. In the end, the team with the highest score from either group, will compete in the finals.
