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See Episode GuideHearts on Fire
The Signature Round heats up fast with three executive chefs who want to showcase their best flame game. In the Crossfire Round, things get a bit fishy, and the chefs forage for the win in the Feast of Fire.
For the Love of Chuck
Three chefs hit the grills running in the Signature Round, serving up some meaty mains. In the Crossfire Round, the chefs need to beef up their game, and the Feast of Fire is inspired by la dolce vita.
No Charred Feelings
The Wildfire Round leaves the chefs in a "fire-ocious" battle to finish on time. In the Crossfire Round, it's a head-to-head potato showdown, and the Feast of Fire is an Oktoberfest delight.
Coffee, Tea … and Clafoutis?
In the Wildfire Round, the chefs try not to crack under pressure. It's fight or flight in the Crossfire Round, and the judges are treated to some Southern hospitality in the Feast of Fire.
That's the Way the Chicharron Crumbles
The Signature Round showcases some barbecue heavyweights with something to prove. The Crossfire Round ingredients and the Feast of Fire serve up some nostalgic summer classics.
Sticks and Stones ... But Please No Bones!
The judges have a bone to pick with the chefs in the Signature Round, and no stone is left unturned as the chefs battle it out in the Crossfire Round. Finally, the Feast of Fire serves up flame-kissed New Orleans food.
No Grits, No Glory
Tensions flare quickly in the Wildfire Round, and the chefs must take the Crossfire Round with a grain of salt. The final round is all about celebrating the Cape.
For Better or Wurst
The Signature Round allows the chefs to serve up big flavors, big personality and some big mistakes, too. The Crossfire Round gives the competitors the shakes, and in the Feast of Fire, the chefs "flame" to please for the chance to win $10,000.
Let the Flames Begin!
The chefs are fired up and create unique signature dishes in the Wildfire Round. Where there's smoke, there's fire, and the Crossfire Round definitely brings the heat. Finally, judges Eddie Jackson, Dale MacKay and Andrea Nicholson are treated to breakfast for dinner in the last round.
So Fire, So Good
The signature round begins as three chefs combat the clock and the elements in an attempt to secure their spot in the Crossfire Round. Judges Mike Callaghan, Connie DeSousa and Hugh Mangum dish out a grilling, and the last chef standing takes on a legendary pitmaster in a Portuguese-inspired feast.
A Fiery Fiesta
Three chefs bring their best flame game to the arena for a blazing battle. The Crossfire Round ignites some serious creativity, and the final feast is a fiery fiesta for judges Nicole Gomes, Sarah Grueneberg and Amy Mills.
Steak It to the Limit
There's a barbecue battle in the Fire Masters Arena for a shot at $10,000. The competition really beefs up in the Crossfire Round, and the Feast of Fire serves up ultimate comfort food to judges Connie DeSousa, Ray Lampe and Hugh Mangum.
A Fire-ocious Battle
The three competing Executive Chefs are lit up and ready to grill in the Wildfire Round. In the Crossfire Round, one chef gets juiced, and judges Nicole Gomes, Sarah Grueneberg and Amy Mills sit down to a fancy, flame-kissed feast.