Cooking duel

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Television series
Original title Cooking duel
Country of production Germany
original language German
Year (s) 1997-2005
Production
company
D&D film and television production
length 30 to 60 minutes
Broadcasting
cycle
working days, from 2004 weekly
genre Cooking show , game show
Moderation Britta von Lojewski
First broadcast September 1, 1997 on VOX

Kochduell was a cooking show / game show on the TV channel VOX . The show has been moderated by Britta von Lojewski since it was first broadcast in September 1997 until it was discontinued on August 27, 2005 . Kochduell began as a working day broadcast 30-minute program. The great success meant that the broadcasting time was soon doubled. In addition, the broadcaster VOX tried out other cooking programs, so that the cooking duel in March 2004 after the surprising success of a pilot season of Tim Mälzers Schmeckt did not have to vacate its traditional slot and was only broadcast on Saturdays as a weekly format until it was finally discontinued.

idea

In the program, the two teams of paprika and tomato, with alternating participants, competed against each other. Each team consisted of an amateur and a professional chef . The original broadcast ran in Great Britain from 1994 to 2010 under the title Ready steady cook .

Course of the game

The two laypeople bought food with a budget of ten euros (or 20 D-Marks until 2002 ) , which were then prepared as creatively as possible in the studio with the help of the chefs. After fifteen minutes, a three-person jury decided which team was the better and more creative.

particularities

The challenge for the cook (and entertainment value for the viewer) was, in addition to time pressure, the often absurd compilation of the purchases, from which obviously no previously known food could be made.

The team

Cooks

Wine experts

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Cooking duel on Fernsehlexikon.de