JR Royol is MasterChef Pinoy Edition Grand Winner
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JR Royol has been named MasterChef Pinoy Edition Grand Winner, during the live finale held at SM North EDSA Skydome earlier today, February 9, 2013, and was aired on ABS-CBN.
"Nakaka-inlove ka magluto," said Kris, who gave JR an almost perfect
score (99). Richard on one hand gave him a 97 score. With chef judges' scores included, he got an average score of 96.1.
As the very first MasterChef Pinoy Edition Grand Winner, JR Royol won a culinary scholarship from the Center for Asian Culinary Studies (CACS), a kitchen showcase and a 1 million cash prize.
In 2nd Place was 40-year-old businesswoman Carla Marcaida from Bulacan, winning also a culinary scholarship, kitchen schowcase and P500,000 cash, while in 3rd place was Ivory Yat, a 26-year-old nurse from Quezon City. Ivory took home P300k cash, culinary scholarship and kitchen showcase.
Myra Santos, 31, an accounting associate from Muntinlupa City, was the 4th Placer, who was already eliminated in Round 1 of the finale competition.
Mykiru was able to get how the Top 3 scored during the live cook-off.
1. JR ROYOL
Dish: "Bigorot"
Chef Judges' Scores: 94.2
Guest Judges' Scores: 98.0
Average Score: 96.1
2. CARLA MARCAIDA
Dish: "Adobong Tuna at Kaning Dilaw"
Chef Judges' Scores: 91.8
Guest Judges' Scores: 96.0
Average Score: 93.9
3. IVORY YAT
Dish: "Lumpiang Palabok"
Chef Judges' Scores: 92.5
Guest Judges' Scores: 93.5
Average Score: 93.0
Last year, the Junior MasterChef Pinoy Edition Grand Winner was also a male, 12-year-old Kyle Imao. Does this prove that in the Philippines, boys cook better than the girls? - Mykiru.ph
"Nakaka-inlove ka magluto," said Kris, who gave JR an almost perfect
score (99). Richard on one hand gave him a 97 score. With chef judges' scores included, he got an average score of 96.1.
As the very first MasterChef Pinoy Edition Grand Winner, JR Royol won a culinary scholarship from the Center for Asian Culinary Studies (CACS), a kitchen showcase and a 1 million cash prize.
In 2nd Place was 40-year-old businesswoman Carla Marcaida from Bulacan, winning also a culinary scholarship, kitchen schowcase and P500,000 cash, while in 3rd place was Ivory Yat, a 26-year-old nurse from Quezon City. Ivory took home P300k cash, culinary scholarship and kitchen showcase.
Myra Santos, 31, an accounting associate from Muntinlupa City, was the 4th Placer, who was already eliminated in Round 1 of the finale competition.
Mykiru was able to get how the Top 3 scored during the live cook-off.
1. JR ROYOL
Dish: "Bigorot"
Chef Judges' Scores: 94.2
Guest Judges' Scores: 98.0
Average Score: 96.1
2. CARLA MARCAIDA
Dish: "Adobong Tuna at Kaning Dilaw"
Chef Judges' Scores: 91.8
Guest Judges' Scores: 96.0
Average Score: 93.9
3. IVORY YAT
Dish: "Lumpiang Palabok"
Chef Judges' Scores: 92.5
Guest Judges' Scores: 93.5
Average Score: 93.0
Last year, the Junior MasterChef Pinoy Edition Grand Winner was also a male, 12-year-old Kyle Imao. Does this prove that in the Philippines, boys cook better than the girls? - Mykiru.ph
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