BBQ Champ - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
In this week's episode, the contestants' first challenge is called 'Personality on a Plate'. The contestants' have one hour and 45 minutes to create the perfect BBQ dish that gives the judges a bit of insight into the contestant.
Episode 2
In the second episode, the contestants must take on the 'King of the Kebab' challenge. With seven remaining, who will be next to be eliminated? Who will do enough to convince the judges to keep them in the competition?
Episode 3
In third episode of the competition there are six contestants battling it out to win the £25,000 prize. In this week's episode they face the 'Decadent Desserts' challenge at BBQ HQ and the 'Low and Slow' challenge in the City of London.
Episode 4
In the fourth episode, it is the semi-final and there are just five BBQers remaining. In the BBQ HQ challenge, the contestants must create a full Sunday lunch on the grill. The contestants will later head to the International Street Food Market in Camden to test their skills on a Yakitori grill.
Episode 5
In the final episode of the series, there are just four BBQers remaining in the competition. In the first challenge of the episode, the contestants must stuff, roll and tie a cut of meat of their choice. In the second challenge, the contestants must create fine dining BBQ style.
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