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MasterChef Junior (U.S. season 2)
No. of episodes7
Release
Original networkFox
Original releaseNovember 4 (2014-11-04) –
December 16, 2014 (2014-12-16)
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Season 2 of the American competitive reality television series MasterChef Junior premiered on Fox on November 4, 2014.

The winner was Logan Guleff, an 11-year-old from Memphis, Tennessee, with 12-year-old Samuel Stromberg from Greenbrae, California being the runner-up. Logan was the first winner of MasterChef Junior and in Masterchef US history to never be in the bottom 3/4

Top 16

Contestant Age Hometown Status Winnings
Logan Guleff[1] 11 Memphis, Tennessee Winner December 16 4
Samuel Stromberg [2] 12 Greenbrae, California Runner-Up December 16 2
Abby Major [3] 8 Winchester, Virginia Eliminated December 9 2
Adaiah Stevens[4] 12 Danbury, Connecticut 4
Sean Le [5] 12 Santa Ana, California Eliminated December 2 4
Oona Yaffe[6] 9 New Haven, Connecticut 1
Levi Eirinberg[7] 12 Highland Park, Illinois Eliminated November 25 2
Josh Reisner[8] 10 Forest Hills, New York 0
Mitchell Vasquez[9] 12 Paso Robles, California Eliminated November 18 0
Sam Karpinski 9 Reseda, California 0
Natalie Jawher[10] 12 Greenbrae, California Eliminated November 11 1
Jessica Balabona[11] 10 Grand Prairie, Texas 0
Berry Nakash[12] 11 Beverly Hills, California Eliminated November 4 0
Coco Welch[13] 10 Aquilla, Texas 0
Isabella Velez[14] 12 New York, New York 0
Nasir Lomax[15] 10 Chicago, Illinois 0

Elimination Table

Place Contestant Episode
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Logan IN IN IMM IN WIN IMM IN IN WIN IN WIN WINNER
2 Samuel IN WIN IN IN IN IN IN WIN LOW IN LOW RUNNER-UP
3 Abby IN IN IMM IN HIGH IN IN WIN WIN IN ELIM
4 Adaiah IN IN IMM WIN HIGH WIN IN IN WIN WIN ELIM
5 Sean IN WIN WIN IMM WIN IMM WIN LOW ELIM
6 Oona HIGH WIN IN IN IN LOW IN LOW ELIM
7 Josh IN IN IMM LOW IN IN IN ELIM
8 Levi IN IN IMM WIN IN WIN IN ELIM
9 Mitchell HIGH IN IMM IMM HIGH ELIM
10 Sam IN IN IMM LOW HIGH ELIM
11 Jessica IN IN IMM ELIM
12 Natalie WIN IMM IMM ELIM
13 Berry IN ELIM
14 Coco IN ELIM
15 Isabella IN ELIM
16 Nasir IN ELIM
  (WINNER) This cook won the competition.
  (RUNNER-UP) This cook finished in second place.
  (WIN) The cook won an individual challenge (Mystery Box Challenge or Elimination Test).
  (WIN) The cook was on the winning team in the Team Challenge and directly advanced to the next round.
  (HIGH) The cook was one of the top entries in an individual challenge, but didn't win.
  (IN) The cook wasn't selected as a top or bottom entry in an individual challenge.
  (IN) The cook wasn't selected as a top or bottom entry in a Team Challenge
  (IMM) The cook didn't have to compete in that round of the competition and was safe from elimination.
  (IMM) The cook was selected by the Mystery Box Challenge winner and didn't have to compete in the Elimination Test.
  (LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in an individual challenge, but wasn't the last person to advance.
  (LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in an individual challenge, and was the last person to advance.
  (LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in the Team Challenge, and their team was last to advance.
  (LOW) The cook was one of the bottom entries in the Team Challenge, and they were the only person from their team to advance.
  (ELIM) The cook was eliminated.

Episodes

No. in
series 		No. in
season 		Title Original air date U.S. viewers
(millions)
81"The Next Generation"November 4, 2014 (2014-11-04)5.09[16]

  • Mystery Box Challenge: The season starts off with the judges welcoming season one winner Alexander back and having him meet the new contestants. Alexander shows the new kids 13 dishes he made from the mystery box ingredients, because he won the show when he was 13. The kids were given one hour to make a restaurant quality dish using the given ingredients that include pork chop, pork tenderloin, Granny Smith apples, hazelnuts, Brussels sprouts, wild rice, whole-grain mustard and artichoke. Coco breaks into tears because her mashed potatoes are too salty but Gordan comes to her rescue. In the end, the top three dishes were Natalie's seared pork chop with rosemary potatoes, sauteed potatoes and carrots, Mitchell's pork tenderloin with wild rice and fried egg, and Oona's spicy seared pork loin with mixed vegetables and fried egg, but in the end, Natalie's was declared the best because Gordon Ramsay said her dish would be served exactly the same in his restaurant.
  • Challenge Winner/Immune: Natalie Jawher
  • Elimination Challenge: As her reward, Natalie was given immunity from the Elimination Challenge and had to pick what the other kids will be cooking in the elimination challenge from three different types of birds: chicken, duck or turkey. She chose chicken and the other kids had to make an elevated chicken dish. The best dishes created was Oona's chicken liver paté crostini with bruleed pears, Samuel's five-spice chicken wings with black rice and pickled vegetables, and Sean's chicken wings with yuzu salad. Eight-year-old Abby also impressed the judges with her Mexican fried chicken with corn salad and zucchini, with Joe saying that "[she] might be the youngest here, Abby, but [she] got big, big potential". Unfortunately, some children didn't meet the mark. The bottom four dishes were Nasir with his lemon chicken drumette with potatoes and sugar snap peas, Berry with her Moroccan chicken with couscous and fava bean salad, Isabella with her chicken Parmesan and Coco with her chicken Milanese, wilted greens and fingerling potatoes. Nasir overcooked his chicken, and his dish was over-spiced, with Gordon saying that there were raw herbs in the dish. Berry was chastised for her decision to boil the chicken, as her chicken was rendered dry. Isabella didn't even cook her chicken fully and Coco's chicken was unevenly cooked to the point where one half of her chicken was moist and juicy while the other half was flaking apart. Thus eliminating Berry and a teary-eyed Coco, Nasir, and Isabella In the end, all four were sent home.
  • Winners: Oona Yaffe, Samuel Stromberg & Sean Le
  • Eliminated: Berry Nakash, Coco Welch, Isabella Velez & Nasir Lomax
92"Flip It"November 11, 2014 (2014-11-11)4.89[17]

  • Individual Challenge: With the best three dishes in the previous elimination challenge, Oona, Sean and Samuel are given premade pancake batter and are told to make as many pancakes as they could in six minutes. The person who made the most pancakes would get a huge advantage in the next challenge, as well as saving their respective judge Oona was given Gordon, Sean was given Joe and Samuel was given Graham from being drenched in a huge jar of syrup. Oona and Samuel came across challenges, with Oona breaking her pancakes (she called herself more of an "eggs benedict gal") and later dropping some and Samuel burning his. In the end, Samuel and Sean had a similarly large stack of pancakes, while Oona had a stack which made even herself realize, "I'm screwed". As expected, Sean, with no evident challenge throughout the six minutes, won the challenge with nineteen pancakes (much to Samuel's fury, who got sixteen pancakes), as opposed to Oona's eight. Of course, that didn't stop Sean from pouring his syrup on Joe anyway, sending the kids into peals of laughter.
  • Challenge Winner/Immune: Sean Le
  • Elimination Challenge: As his advantage, Sean was immune from the following elimination challenge, and in front of the children was shown three types of cream pie - a fruit pie, a citrus pie and a chocolate pie. Realizing the problems contestants would face from balancing tartness and sweetness, Sean picked the citrus pie, much to Natalie's dismay. Before the sixty minutes began, Sean was given another advantage: the ability to pull out a contestant from facing immunity in the challenge. Sean picked Mitchell, saying that he knew that he was good at making cream pie anyway. During the challenge, all contestants came across challenges, especially Levi and Natalie, the former who couldn't get his tartness right in his curd and the latter who picked grapefruit in place of orange in her intent to make an orange cream pie. In the end, Levi bounced back and created a key lime pie with coconut whipped cream (which had the right amount of acidity, much to Graham's pleasure) that, along with Adaiah's southern style blood orange lemon pie with raspberries, became one of the two best pies of the night. Logan's raspberry lime pie, Oona's blood orange cream pie with passion fruit whipped cream, and Abby's blood orange cream pie with apple butter frosting and jelly beans were also deemed impressive, despite the former one's concerns that the crust was ugly (he defended himself saying "it's the taste that matters", making Joe question if his parents were in politics, which his dad was). Oona's blood orange pie with passionfruit whipped cream impressed Gordon so much that he asked where the idea came from, which she said "from my brain". Abby's pie tasted good although Logan wondered why she put jellybeans on her pie. However, there were some junior cooks who made pies which didn't impress as much. Despite his confidence and being considered a frontrunner, Samuel's grapefruit cream with rosewater and nutmeg pie was overspiced and deemed too spicy with the strong nutmeg overpowered the grapefruit in the pie. Moreover, his cream wasn't whipped enough and the crust was not perfect (Mitchell also commented that the pistachio on top of the pie "looked like baby barf", though the judges didn't note that). Jessica, despite her cockiness and the fact that she had baked a citrus pie that won a Texas state fair, her citrus Texas pecan pie with key lime, lemon and orange tasted a little too sweet and underwhelming. It also had an uneven crust, insufficient filling and a few too many pecans (which Gordon thought was strange to be put on a citrus pie). Natalie's grapefruit cream pie with coconut cream frosting still had raw dough in her crust and tasted one-dimensional with only sweetness noticeable (and also the fact she mistook grapefruits as oranges which was what she intended to use), and the judges commented that she was clearly out of her comfort zone with desserts. Sam's blood orange cream pie had undercooked crust which was also too thick (though Joe said that "everything else was spot on"), while Josh's key lime pie also had undercooked crust, though not as badly as Natalie did. The aforementioned became the bottom four of the night. Sam was saved by his perfect balance between curd and cream and Josh did just enough to save himself from elimination, so Jessica and Natalie, despite Natalie being a frontrunner, were sent home.
  • Winners: Adaiah Stevens & Levi Eirinberg
  • Bottom four: Jessica Balabona, Josh Reisner, Natalie Jawher & Sam Karpinski
  • Eliminated: Jessica Balabona & Natalie Jawher
103"Mom knows best"November 18, 2014 (2014-11-18)4.27[18]

  • Mystery Box Challenge: There is a huge mystery box on the judges' table. It's cupcakes, but before the contestants make them, they each take a cupcake. However, unlike previous mystery box challenges, there are 5 pairs of cupcakes, meaning there is a team challenge. The teams are: Adaiah and Sam, Samuel and Levi, Abby and Mitchell, Oona and Josh, and Sean and Logan. They have to make 12 cupcakes, but however, they have to make them with their legs tied up. 4 of the teams made 6 different cupcakes. The 3 standout cupcakes are Adaiah and Sam, with their blood orange and lemon cupcakes, Abby and Mitchell, with their Mexican hot chocolate and peanut butter cupcakes, and Sean and Logan, with their lemon and chocolate cupcake with a sugar pastry cage. In the end, Logan and Sean win the Mystery box.
  • Challenge Winners/Immune: Logan Guleff & Sean Le
  • Elimination Challenge: For winning the Mystery Box challenge, Logan and Sean are safe from elimination, and will choose what everyone has to cook, but first they meet Helen Ramsay, Gordon's mom. They have to choose among Gordon's three favorite dishes from his childhood: fish finger sandwich, chicken curry and Shepherd's Pie. They choose Shepherd's Pie. A number of the contestants did not fare well. Oona's curry shepherd's pie with beef and Italian sausage had an unfinished top (as it lacked cheese), and her filling was deemed greasy and subpar. Despite his earlier confidence, Mitchell's lamb and beef shepherd's pie with celery root mashed potatoes was poorly presented and was deemed to taste strange, as the mince meat was dry and Gordon said it was like "chopped burgers", and this wasn't one of his best performances. Sam's shepherd's pie with ground beef, pea puree and mashed potatoes also received subpar reviews, as his ground meat is very dry. On the other hand, Levi's lamb shepherd's pie with Parmesan mashed potatoes and Adaiah's shepherd's pie napoleon with pear-pea and pepper sauce received rave reviews from the judges. Josh's deconstructed shepherd's pie with peas and carrots, Samuel's Moroccan shepherd's pie with parsnip mashed potatoes, and Abby's shepherd's pie with pumpkin and sweet potato puree were also all well received. Once again, Levi and Adaiah was deemed to have the best dishes of the night. The worst three dishes belonged to Oona, Sam, and Mitchell. The judges send Oona to safety for at least having okay filling, eliminating a teary Sam and Mitchell, despite Mitchell being a frontrunner.
  • Winners: Adaiah Stevens & Levi Eirinberg
  • Bottom three: Mitchell Vasquez, Oona Yaffe & Sam Karpinski
  • Eliminated: Mitchell Vasquez & Sam Karpinski
114"An "Egg-Sellent" Adventure"November 25, 2014 (2014-11-25)4.06[19]

  • Mystery Box Challenge: There is yet again another huge mystery box on the judges' table. Inside, there is a sunny side up egg, and the home cooks must make as much perfect eggs as they can. During cooking, Oona and Abby struggle making the eggs, and Logan and Josh also have trouble. While plating, Abby's eggs get severely burnt, leading to chaos. In the end, Abby ends up with 2 eggs, Adaiah and Oona have 4, Levi and Josh have 5, Logan has 7, Samuel has 8, but Sean has 10, giving him the win.
  • Challenge Winner: Sean Le
  • Elimination Challenge: Sean is not immune from elimination. Instead, the contestants have to cook a signature dish that they can see being in their own future restaurants with only the number of ingredients of how many eggs they cooked, leading Abby to panic as she can only use 2 ingredients. When the chefs start cooking, Graham points out that even though Logan, Sean, and Samuel have the most ingredients, they could over-complicate them and create underwhelming dishes. When time is up, Abby is called down. despite her immense disadvantage, her broiled salmon with asparagus five ways received rave reviews with a perfect cook on her salmon and her creativity. Arabia's yogurt crusted lamb chop with sweet potatoes and orange sauce also received great reviews for her orange sauce. Many of the other contestants did not fare well as many of the young home cooks struggled with the cook on their proteins. Despite his huge advantage, Sean's rib eye with paprika crema and potatoes received mixed reviews as his steak was overcooked but his sauce was deemed delicious, moreover his plating seemed lacking despite the fact he was able to use the most ingredients of all the contestants. Levi's pan seared salmon with mustard maple glaze and broccolini two ways also received less favorable reviews due to his very overcooked salmon, while Oona's scallops two ways with ginger oil and cauliflower puree also suffered from the fact that her seared scallops were also overcooked. Despite the judges's confidence in him, Logan's flat iron steak marinated in ginger and soy sauce with bamboo rice also underwhelmed the judges as his rice is overcooked and taste bland (though his steak is cooked perfectly), with Gordon saying he expected Logan to be a little more elaborated on his dish given his past performances as his plating was lacking like Sean's, leading him to burst into tears in sadness. Josh's curried duck a l'orange with cilantro rice also suffered from poor cook of his protein as his duck was quite overcooked. On the other hand, Samuel's five spiced seared duck with pesto cucumber and broccolini puree, despite Gordon initially thinking his plating was lacking, received rave reviews for his perfect cook on his duck and for explosive flavours of his puree. In the end, Samuel and Abby are made team captains in the upcoming challenge. Josh, Levi, Oona and Sean were declared as the bottom 4. The judges send Oona and Sean to safety, leading to the tearful elimination of Josh and Levi despite Levi being a front-runner. Before leaving Gordan tells Levi he has a great attitude. Finally Josh predicts that Sean or Samuel will win.
  • Winners: Abby Major & Samuel Stromberg
  • Bottom four: Josh Reisner, Levi Eirinberg, Oona Yaffe & Sean Le
  • Eliminated: Josh Reisner & Levi Eirinberg
125"Pop-Up Restaurant"December 2, 2014 (2014-12-02)4.82[20]

  • Team Challenge: They were divided into two teams – led by the winners of last week’s challenge, Samuel and Abby, with Samuel getting the first pick. Samuel chooses Sean and Oona, forming the Blue team, while Abby chooses Adaiah and Logan, forming the Red team. Then they were whisked off to Malibu to meet their new restaurant challenge. The Pop – Up Restaurant was located outdoors and the Chefs Gordon, Graham and Joe gave cooking demonstrations of the required menu preparation. The menu consisted of two appetizers: Tempura Zucchini Blossoms with Goat Cheese and Spot Prawn Ceviche and two entrees: Loup De Mer with Fennel Trio and Filet Mignon with Fries and Spring Mushrooms. Forty culinary experts were invited to sample the menu. They were clearly stressed over the task placed before them and, surprisingly, things started to fall apart over on the Blue Team composed of Oona, Sean and Samuel. On the Red Team, Gordon gagged on Logan’s dish – it was too salty. Logan knew he had to perfect the seasoning or else he was doomed for elimination. On the Blue Team, Oona was struggling with the Blossoms. When it came time to serve the guests, the Blue Team lagged behind and Team Leader Samuel was frustrated. The Red Team, on the other hand, were booting along. The Blue Team ended up with a flawless finish with their outstanding entrée dishes. They were clearly basking in the glory while the Red Team struggled with their entrées. The judges test-tasted the culinary results from both teams, and the guests wrote down their preferences as well – Red or Blue – and based on these results plus overall performance, one team would advance to the semi-finals and two from the losing team would, unfortunately, would go home. The winning team was RED, sending Adaiah, Logan, and Abby to the semifinals. The Blue team is up for elimination, however, only one will be safe. The judges send Samuel to safety for at least being a good captain, leading to the teary elimination of Oona and Sean, much to the other contestants' sadness.
  • Team Challenge Winners: Abby Major, Adaiah Stevens & Logan Guleff
  • Bottom three: Oona Yaffe, Samuel Stromberg & Sean Le
  • Eliminated: Oona Yaffe & Sean Le
136"A Cut Above the Rest"December 9, 2014 (2014-12-09)4.93[21]

  • Mystery Box Challenge: The contestants must fillet a salmon on this challenge. Ramsay gives them a quick overveiw on what needs to be done to fillet the salmon. They are given 40 minutes on the clock. Abby struggles to get the fish started but ends up finishing in time. Logan ends up leaving a third of his fish on the bone leaving thin, unproportional fillets. Samuel cuts his fish with ease and Ramsay ends up saying, "He looks like a surgeon with that knife". But it is Adaiah that ends up landing on top of this challenge with her excellently cut salmon fillets.
  • Challenge Winner: Adaiah Stevens
  • Elimination Challenge: Adaiah is not immune from elimination. Adaiah, however gets an advantage in the Elimination Challenge by getting to choose which fridge of ingredients each contestants can work with when cooking their salmon fillets. Abby gets the fridge with 100 ingredients, Adaiah choose the fridge with 50 ingredients, Samuel gets the fridge with 25 ingredients and Adaiah chooses Logan to have the fridge with 5 ingredients. Abby ends up getting flustered and confused with so many ingredients. Despite the disadvantage he was put into, Logan's olive oil poached salmon with potato rosette and broccoli puree received rave reviews from the judges with Gordon calling it "phenomenal". Abby's mango and orange glazed salmon with carrot puree received less than enthusiastic reviews as her salmon was very dry though her puree was delicious with Gordon expressing his disappointments that this wasn't one of her best performances. Samuel's pan seared salmon with tomato confit and cilantro-shallot gremolata was deemed to taste delicious with explosive flavors but his salmon was a little overcooked, and the portion of his dish was deemed too small. Adaiah's Asian-style salmon with broccoli and green bean stir fry has a perfect cook on his salmon, but the judges expressed disappointment that the burnt garlic in her dish over powers everything else. With the best salmon dish, Logan was the first to secure a place in the finale. This means Abby, Adaiah, and Samuel are at the bottom three. After some judges' deliberations, the judges send Samuel to a head-to-head finale with Logan. Thereby, eliminating a teary-eyed Abby and Adaiah in an emotional elimination. The judges expressed sadness that the girls have to be sent home and encouraged them to continue following their culinary dreams and the bright future that awaits them. Before they left, Adaiah predicted that Samuel with win the competition, while Abby predicted Logan will take the title.
  • Winner: Logan Guleff
  • Eliminated: Abby Major & Adaiah Stevens
147"The Finale"December 16, 2014 (2014-12-16)5.61[23]

  • Season Finale: Logan Guleff, 11, and Samuel Stromberg, 12, went head to head in their full-course battles on tonight’s 2014 finale of Masterchef Junior and the winner was Logan Guleff. The two boys used modern methods to cook with smoking guns and liquid nitrogen in their dishes. Their friends, family, and fellow contestants cheered them each on as they created in-depth cuisine. In addition, the judges were thoroughly impressed as they watched the two boys in action. While cooking, the judges seemed uneasy about Samuel waiting too long to cook his fish and Logan using a goat cheese mousse in his dessert, but the dishes each looked amazing.
  • Let’s start with Samuel, who picked an Asian theme for his finale foods. Gordon Ramsay adored Samuel’s first course, which was southeast Asian chicken oysters with pickled cucumber, radish, and crispy rice though he felt it was slightly overdone. Judge Graham Elliot said he liked the idea of the chicken better than the actual flavor. Samuel’s second course was an seared Arctic Char with baby bok choy and mushrooms in a coconut saffron curry, with table-side service for the sauce. The cook on the fish was perfect, which gave Samuel relief. Judge Bastianich had not one bad thing to say about the dish, though Elliot felt the dish was a little heavy. Overall, the judges loved it. For Samuel’s dessert, he made a Kaffir Lime Panna Cotta with passion fruit and raspberry served with a ginger anise dust and Elliot was head over heels for it. Ramsay gushed over the dish as well, along with Bastianich who called the course brilliant.
  • For Logan’s first course, he served a spot prawns dish with grilled romaine and smoked saffron aioli that Ramsay gushed over. Judge Elliot loved the dish as well, but said that the olives over-powered the dish a bit. Judge Joe Bastianich was a big fan as well. Logan’s second course was a salt-crusted Branzino stuffed with lemon and thyme served with chimichurri sauce and roasted vegetables. It was an odd-looking dish and the judges couldn’t wait to see how the fish was cooked under such a large crust. Judge Bastianich said that Logan nailed it with the fish and it tasted amazing. The other judges loved the dish as well, though Ramsay felt he could have chosen a better sauce to pair with the dish. Logan’s dessert was a Meyer Lemon Madeleine with a berry compote and goat cheese mousse. Elliot thought the dish was sophisticated and balanced, while Ramsay thought the dish was brilliant. Judge Bastianich echoed their comments.[22]
  • Final Two: Logan Guleff & Samuel Stromberg
  • Masterchef Junior Winner: Logan Guleff
  • Judges' Deliberations: Graham, Gordon, and Joe definitely agree that Logan should be crowned MasterChef Junior.
  • Winner Revealed: Logan is announced as the second MasterChef Junior winner, taking home the trophy and the $100,000 prize, making Samuel the second runner-up.

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