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The Next Iron Chef

  • 2007-2012
  • 5 seasons
  • Food Network
  • Reality
  • TV-G

Ten of the country's best chefs test their speed, artistry and creativity as they compete to join the most elite culinary society: the Iron Chefs.

Season 5 Episode Guide

8 Episodes 2012

Episode 1

Resourcefulness 3

Sun, Nov 4, 2012 64 mins

Chairman's Challenge - Resourcefulness: Beach challenge with ingredient that did the chefs in from previous battles. Elimination Challenge - Pineapple.

Episode 2

Innovation

Sun, Nov 11, 2012 43 mins

Chairman's Challenge - Innovation: Elevate international classic food; Banh mi, taco and falafel. Elimination Challenge - White Bread.

Episode 3

Simplicity

Sun, Nov 18, 2012 42 mins

Chairman's Challenge - Simplicity: Reflect the personality of competing chef in a single bite. Elimination Challenge - Cereal.

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Episode 4

Transformation

Sun, Nov 25, 2012 42 mins

Chairmain's Challenge - Transformation: Transform canned food (including mystery cans) into a delicious dish. Secret Ingredient Showdown - Lobster.

Episode 5

Risk

Sun, Dec 2, 2012 42 mins

Chairmain's Challenge - Risk: Ingredient auction (rib of bison, cow head, paiche, parmigiano reggiano, ostrich egg and mortadella) using time as currency. Secret Ingredient Showdown - Anchovies.

Episode 6

Fusion

Sun, Dec 9, 2012 43 mins

Chairmain's Challenge - Fusion: "Marry" two unlikely ingredients into one cohesive dish. Secret Ingredient Showdown - Shrimp on teppanyaki tables.

Episode 7

Transcendence

Sun, Dec 16, 2012 43 mins

Chairmain's Challenge - Transcendence: Transcend bacon as main ingredient in a Las Vegas buffet. Secret Ingredient Showdown - Hershey's chocolates and candies with a holiday theme.

Episode 8

Passion, Respect

Sun, Dec 23, 2012 43 mins

Chairmain's Challenge - Passion: Use an ingredient each judge is passionate about and would like in their last supper on Earth. Kitchen Stadium Challenge - Respect: Heritage ingredients from three Iron Chefs: American Southwest, Mediteranian, Japanese. Use two ingredients from each and create three dishes.

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