Episode 12
Jay Rayner sets the brief for the week's quarter-final. He would like the cooks to make a wrap. They can fill it with their choice of ingredients, but the wrap itself must be made from scratch.
It鈥檚 quarter-final time, and the six cooks who have already shown their potential this week are back to fight for their place in the competition. Success will mean a place in knockout week, so it鈥檚 all to play for.
The brief is set by the formidable Jay Rayner, who would like each of the cooks to make a wrap. Tortillas, spring rolls, burritos and flatbreads are just some of the ideas that might come to mind. They can fill their wrap with ingredients of their choosing, but whatever wrapper they decide on will also need to be made from scratch - this is MasterChef after all.
They have 90 minutes 鈥� time to create something truly delicious, but also enough to make mistakes. A spot in knockout week will be given to those who impress the judges the most.
On TV
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Judge | John Torode |
| Judge | Gregg Wallace |
| Series Editor | Katie Attwood |
| Series Editor | David Ambler |
| Production Manager | Clare Elliott |
| Series Producer | Kate Drysdale |
| Director | David Crerar |
| Production Company | Shine TV |
Broadcast
- Fri 29 Aug 2025 20:30
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