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Haute cuisine mixed with great battles.

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That's the menu we always serve
on Iron Chef Brazil.

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To make it to the final,
today's challenger must

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win his duel against the Iron Chef

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and pass Rafael Gomes' 90 points.

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Today's guest judge is an actor,
comedian, and long-time friend.

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Nelson Freitas.

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NELSON FREITAS
ACTOR

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The last chef who could snatch
Rafael's spot in the finale

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will come to the battle now.

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I almost escaped.

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Chef Adriano de Laurentiis,
come to the arena.

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Atta boy.

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I'm Adriano, the chef and owner
of the Cais restaurant.

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When our family would travel together,

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my dad would always challenge me
to eat the most different thing

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available on the menus.

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So I started developing this curiosity

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and this passion
for experiencing new things.

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I actually learned how to cook
inside professional kitchens.

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I started studying
and working at restaurants.

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Then it started getting serious.

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My specialty is fish and seafood.

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At the restaurant,
we always try to make it

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in a way that respects the product
and uses it completely.

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I think the main point
is to understand new uses

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for a product that has been used
in a tedious way most of the time.

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Challenging Chef Adriano de Laurentiis
is renowned

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for applying sophisticated techniques
to simple dishes.

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Adriano delivers haute cuisine
while having fun with his friends.

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Chef Adriano,
while watching you in the locker room,

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we see you're easygoing and fun.

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Is that what you're bringing to the arena

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or will you be crazy and tense?

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I'll try. I mean, I can't promise anything

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because all cameras will be on me,
and I'm not used to that.

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For the last battle,

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we've chosen an Iron Chef who's taken
Pará cuisine throughout the world.

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The northern Brazil culture follows him
wherever he goes.

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That's what he's bringing today.

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Iron Chef Thiago Castanho, join us.

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I'm Thiago Castanho, a chef
from Belém do Pará, in the Amazon.

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For me, cuisine goes beyond providing,

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beyond feeding, beyond gathering people.

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It's also communicating
and expressing a people's culture,

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their reality, and who you are.

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I think cuisine is all that,
and it can definitely be more from now on.

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I don't come from a family of chefs,

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but the kitchen was always
a huge part of it anyway.

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And the one who ruled it wasn't my mom.
My dad would cook at home.

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Then I felt the need
to actually go to culinary school.

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I left Belém because there was
no such thing there then.

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I ended up in São Paulo.
I took a two-year culinary course

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and realized I wanted to intern overseas.

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So I chose Portugal.
At the time, I worked with a chef

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who was working on renovating
Portuguese cuisine.

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While I was working there,

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I thought I could do the same in Belém.

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I'm bringing lightness to a cuisine
that's very traditional and abundant.

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When I started innovating
the Amazon cuisine,

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I knew I was on the right path because
people were saying I was on the wrong one.

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You know, it was something new.

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It's about how to work
the ingredients differently,

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in a way we don't eat
in the traditional model.

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We have the opportunity to eat
the most ancestral food Brazil has.

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I can guarantee that.

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It's a great challenge,

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but these years at Remanso do Bosque
have taught me to have fun.

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So I know we'll at least cook
and have fun.

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Iron Chef Thiago Castanho
is one of the great ambassadors

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of the ingredients and flavors from Pará.

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Cooking runs in the blood
of his entire family.

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Thiago's built a modern and innovative
cuisine on top of tradition.

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-It's a pleasure.
-How are you?

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-It's so cool it's you, dude.
-Really?

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We'll have a water duel.

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This battle's secret ingredient is...

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fish.

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Damn.

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Yeah, man.

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FISH

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-We gotta catch them, dude.
-Yeah.

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-Wow, Adriano will kill it.
-Wow.

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You'll have an hour and a half
to prepare a five-course menu.

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All dishes must contain fish.

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Your first dish
has to be served in up to 20 minutes.

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There's a special request
as always, right?

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At least one of the dishes
has to contain smoked fish.

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But the second request is cooler.

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In another dish,
you have to use a freshwater fish...

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that you'll have to get from that tank.

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You really are fishing today.

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Chefs, on your marks.

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Your one and a half hours
in the kitchen starts...

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-It's the stare-down.
-Damn.

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Now.

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Good luck.

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Oh, damn.

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-He almost fell.
-He almost fell in the tank.

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Oh, my God.

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-Go.
-Get the fish.

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I think that's the last thing
the chefs expected.

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-Having to fish.
-At this point in the competition.

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-Nice.
-You get it?

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Let it go.

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-With his hands.
-He got it.

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-Did you feel that?
-Such an exciting beginning.

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This is a pirarucu,
which is from the Amazon.

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They're very big fish with huge scales.

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They can weigh up to 300 kg.

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-It can't be too cooked.
-Right.

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-It tastes terrible if you do.
-Just sear it.

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Like salmon.

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Judges, what did you think of the fishing?
Was it unusual?

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-It was a first.
-Right.

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Both did well. They got them right away.

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I was shocked.

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We're making three more inventive dishes.

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For two of them,
we're using parts that are thrown out.

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We're using fish skin and head.

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We're presenting dishes
that are part of our history.

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One represents Remanso do Bosque
and the other Remanso do Peixe.

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Iron Chef Thiago's making fish
to pay homage to his restaurants.

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Look at that.

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We'll start with a raw fish dish
to use the time well

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because we must be fast.

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I'm making a common snook crudo.

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You just skin it and put a bit of salt.

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I'll add tomato water and oyster sauce.
It will add lots of umami to the dish.

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It will act like soy sauce
in a sushi plate.

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"Umami" is a Japanese word
that means "savory."

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When a dish contains an umami ingredient,

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it creates more salivation
and we feel like eating more.

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I'm making the moqueca base.

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It's a paraense moqueca.
Instead of coconut milk like the baiana,

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we're using tucupi.

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Sous chef Felipe is
Iron Chef Thiago's brother.

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It's cool seeing them
cooking together, right?

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-Their parents must be so proud.
-Exactly.

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A family who cooks together.

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-Talk to me, okay, Matheus?
-Okay, Ca.

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Tell me if you need help
with the tomato water, Didi.

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-Sure, Ca.
-I'm here.

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Sous chef Catarina has worked
at Cais from the start,

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and today she's his right hand
in the kitchen.

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I'm peeling potatoes. They'll be diced,

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so I can save some time.

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The potato's going
with the mandatory smoked fish.

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We make very smooth mashed potatoes
with a lot of butter and fat.

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-Where's the saucepan?
-We're doing it.

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-There's a small one.
-Found it.

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The potatoes take longer to cook,
so we're doing that first.

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Sous chef Matheus
has worked in many restaurants,

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but he found his place
working with Chef Adriano.

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I killed it with the snook.

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Thiago, you're making the fish
for the tartare, right?

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-Yeah.
-Great.

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-The oil's hot, okay?
-Yeah, I just heated it up.

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Dude, this is intense.

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I thought it would be easier.

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-Oh. ***...
-It's the stuff for the fish head, okay?

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I'm removing the sandperch's head.

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We're using it.

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Excuse me, Chef, coming through.

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-You're getting the cheek.
-The cheek.

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The cheek and the fin.

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One of the tastiest parts
of the fish is the cheek.

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-That's true.
-Delicious.

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It's the part with the most collagen.

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-It's delicious.
-Collagen?

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From then on, you must cook it properly

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to keep this collagen.
That's important, you know?

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You've just gotten the fish head.
What can we expect?

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We also have a fish head dish.

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Again, we're using something
that's thrown out

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or just used for broth.

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The meat in the fish head
holds the most flavor.

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Now I'm making the starter.
It's a fish skin rind

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with marinated fish.

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We're serving it with white açaí.

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-White?
-It's a type.

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I love fish skin rind.

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Fish skin is so good.

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The idea of using fish skin rind
is to use precisely

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this part of the fish
that's usually thrown out.

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Awesome, the sustainability mindset
is all over the kitchen.

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-We'll see.
-Good luck, Chef.

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Chefs, ten minutes have gone by.

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Wow, the crowd's crazy today.

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What's he making there?
Look, it's pepper jelly, Laurent.

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-Pará peppers...
-They're special.

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-I'm biased, I think...
-Me too.

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That's genuinely Brazilian cuisine,
if we could say that.

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Do you know Ver-o-Peso?

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Yeah, Ver-o-Peso
is like an amusement park.

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-For a cook.
-It's amazing.

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-An amusement park.
-It's something.

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Thiago has that advantage
because he's so close.

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Yeah, he's a great ambassador
of the Pará cuisine.

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-Didico, the fin's out, okay?
-Yeah? Okay.

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-What are you doing now?
-I'm marinating the mushroom.

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All right, Ca.

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Potatoes are cooking.
The pickle's ready.

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While this is blanching,
I'll clean the snook.

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Sous chef Catarina's working
on the eryngii mushroom.

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What's Chef Gustavo using?

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It's a steamer basket.

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It's an Asian steamer.

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I think using a steamer basket
is interesting

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because it respects
how delicate the fish is.

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Actually, for today's duel,
I think the winner

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will be the one who most respects
the primordial features of the fish.

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I'm flying high, dude.

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Me too. I cleaned a snook in five minutes.

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Let's go.

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For my smoked dish,
we're using cold smoking on it

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and serving it as if it were pork.

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We're serving it with apple purée,
applesauce,

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and cabbage salad with a bit of bacon.

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It's just a different idea
of how to eat fish.

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Adriano's very speedy.
He's wasting no time.

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-Working well and fast.
-It's amazing.

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-Is the fish skin in the water?
-Yes.

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I'll scrape it and put it in the oven.
It's preheated, okay?

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We're making tortilla with potato salad,
fried fish, and fresh salad.

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Then, while making the vegetables,
I'll make a bean salad.

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Now I'm making rice pamonha
and some fish head curry

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to go on top of it.

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Sous chef Gustavo's been friends
with Thiago since college.

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He's worked a long time
at the Castanho family restaurant.

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I was there for four years.
Then I came back and opened my restaurant.

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Sometimes we meet,
and today's one of the rare chances

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we get to cook together,
so we're having a lot of fun.

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Chefs, five minutes left
to deliver the first dish, okay?

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-Okay. That's enough.
-Okay.

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They're all very cool, like, "Okay."

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After it's dry and dehydrated,
the skin looks like that.

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It's like pork rind.

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And we make this very cool popcorn
with what would be thrown out.

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-Now we'll get to the good part.
-God. Screw my diet.

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-I'm screwing up.
-What do you need?

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-I lost my fish.
-What do you mean?

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Come on, Adriano.

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***

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-I found it.
-Nice.

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I'm trying to clean the pirarucu.

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It's the first time I've worked
with this monster.

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But let's do this.
It will work out in the end.

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It's a great challenge because river fish

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and freshwater fish
have this very strong characteristic

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of tasting like dirt.

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That's right.

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Is the water good?

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-It's delicious.
-Oh, yes.

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Challenging Chef Adriano
has started plating.

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And the tomato water
is exquisitely transparent.

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That's beautiful. I'm excited.

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-Didico, do you need help?
-No, I'm okay.

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He seems to like something
more monochromatic for his dish.

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-Minimalist.
-Minimalist.

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This is white açaí,which I'm serving
by itself, no sugar or anything.

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No granola, just like people think
it's served in the North.

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Chefs, two minutes left
to deliver the first dish, okay?

00:15:27.306 --> 00:15:28.474
This is ready, okay?

00:15:29.266 --> 00:15:31.185
I want some rind. Throw it my way.

00:15:31.268 --> 00:15:32.478
Let me taste it.

00:15:33.771 --> 00:15:35.481
If he's eating, why can't I?

00:15:35.606 --> 00:15:38.859
Chef Adriano's dish is ready.
I'll get him so you can try it.

00:15:38.901 --> 00:15:39.985
Lord, have mercy.

00:15:40.069 --> 00:15:42.655
Chef Adriano, please,
bring us your first dish.

00:15:42.738 --> 00:15:43.781
Nice, kid.

00:15:43.864 --> 00:15:45.074
Please.

00:15:49.578 --> 00:15:51.455
-How are you?
-Sweet, like ballet.

00:15:53.582 --> 00:15:57.211
This is a snook crudo with tomato water,
pine nuts, and oyster sauce.

00:15:57.336 --> 00:15:59.922
It's a very simple dish.
We want the snook to be...

00:16:00.047 --> 00:16:01.674
-Appreciated.
-The star.

00:16:01.757 --> 00:16:04.426
-The star.
-I think that's the snook, a noble fish.

00:16:05.302 --> 00:16:08.597
The tomato water and oyster sauce
are acting like soy sauce.

00:16:08.681 --> 00:16:11.517
It's full of umami.
We added some lime for acidity.

00:16:11.642 --> 00:16:15.104
-It's very simple, but fresh.
-Fresh, that's right.

00:16:15.229 --> 00:16:18.232
The tomato's subtle. You almost miss it.
If you hadn't said...

00:16:18.357 --> 00:16:20.776
-But the aroma's amazing.
-We can smell it.

00:16:21.360 --> 00:16:22.778
-Amazing.
-Enjoy.

00:16:22.820 --> 00:16:24.530
I recommend eating it with a spoon

00:16:24.655 --> 00:16:29.243
so you get everything all at once:
the oil, water, fish, and nuts.

00:16:29.368 --> 00:16:30.953
-Can we get back?
-Yes, thanks.

00:16:31.036 --> 00:16:33.539
-Thank you.
-You still have four more dishes.

00:16:34.707 --> 00:16:36.834
This tomato smell makes me...

00:16:36.959 --> 00:16:38.127
-It feels like...
-Amazing.

00:16:38.252 --> 00:16:41.463
It's umami. It's what...
Your mouth waters from smelling it.

00:16:41.547 --> 00:16:42.965
-So much.
-What do you think?

00:16:43.048 --> 00:16:45.968
I think it's fantastic.
The most curious thing

00:16:46.760 --> 00:16:49.972
is that you truly can't see the tomato.

00:16:50.097 --> 00:16:52.474
-Yeah.
-But you can smell it.

00:16:52.558 --> 00:16:56.353
That's what makes it umami.
Is that the name?

00:16:56.437 --> 00:16:57.438
-Yes.
-Help.

00:16:57.521 --> 00:16:59.565
-The umami's hit.
-It has hit hard.

00:16:59.648 --> 00:17:00.941
The umami was delivered.

00:17:00.983 --> 00:17:03.277
-There's nothing left, Laurent.
-Laurent.

00:17:03.402 --> 00:17:06.280
Like my niece would say,
Laurent's eaten every last bite.

00:17:06.363 --> 00:17:07.573
How was it? Delicious?

00:17:07.698 --> 00:17:10.993
Amazing. Incredible.
Like I said, it was a total hit.

00:17:12.995 --> 00:17:15.456
We're out of time.
I'll start the countdown,

00:17:15.539 --> 00:17:18.751
and Chef Thiago's still plating.
But I have to do it.

00:17:19.251 --> 00:17:21.295
Ten, nine,

00:17:21.962 --> 00:17:24.006
eight, seven,

00:17:24.131 --> 00:17:26.008
six, five...

00:17:26.133 --> 00:17:27.760
-I don't want to look.
-...four,

00:17:27.843 --> 00:17:30.846
three, two, one.

00:17:31.722 --> 00:17:34.516
Jeez, that was close.

00:17:34.600 --> 00:17:35.809
Wow.

00:17:35.893 --> 00:17:37.269
-Thrilling.
-Last second.

00:17:37.311 --> 00:17:39.271
Please, Chef Thiago Castanho.

00:17:39.313 --> 00:17:41.023
Thiago.

00:17:41.106 --> 00:17:42.316
You did it. It worked.

00:17:42.900 --> 00:17:44.026
Thank you.

00:17:45.319 --> 00:17:47.613
-Hey. Good to see you.
-Hey, man, how are you?

00:17:47.696 --> 00:17:48.822
How's it going?

00:17:49.448 --> 00:17:52.534
Iron Chef Thiago,
please tell us about your first dish.

00:17:52.618 --> 00:17:55.621
If you've been to Belém,
you know we eat fried fish and açaí.

00:17:55.704 --> 00:17:57.790
That's our version of it.

00:17:57.873 --> 00:18:00.000
It's pirarucu skin rind,

00:18:00.042 --> 00:18:02.836
fish marinade, and the açaí
is pure white açaí.

00:18:02.920 --> 00:18:04.880
It grows at this time of year.

00:18:05.798 --> 00:18:08.509
Don't dip the fish in it.
You'll eat the rind

00:18:08.592 --> 00:18:11.929
and when you're almost done eating,
get a spoon of açaí.

00:18:12.012 --> 00:18:14.932
-White açaí. That's a first.
-A spoonful, like soup.

00:18:15.015 --> 00:18:16.642
-One. Okay.
-It's not a sauce.

00:18:16.767 --> 00:18:18.352
It's not a sauce or a dip.

00:18:18.435 --> 00:18:19.728
-It's part of it.
-Right.

00:18:19.812 --> 00:18:22.064
-Thanks, Chef. Now go back.
-Thank you.

00:18:22.898 --> 00:18:24.942
Hear the sound it makes.

00:18:25.609 --> 00:18:28.529
-Can you hear it?
-Yes. I've never had fish rind.

00:18:29.363 --> 00:18:31.323
-I'm curious. Is it good?
-Amazing.

00:18:31.365 --> 00:18:34.201
And it's nice
that he's used the whole fish.

00:18:34.785 --> 00:18:37.329
They were both different.

00:18:37.371 --> 00:18:38.747
Technically...

00:18:39.373 --> 00:18:41.250
A completely different identity.

00:18:41.375 --> 00:18:42.251
Yeah.

00:18:42.376 --> 00:18:45.087
That means each of them
left their signature there.

00:18:45.170 --> 00:18:48.382
Yeah, both dishes have a signature.
Exactly, yeah.

00:18:55.222 --> 00:18:58.350
Well, judges, the first dishes
were delivered and tasted.

00:18:58.392 --> 00:19:02.688
Now you have 25 points
as the highest score for this dish,

00:19:02.771 --> 00:19:04.398
so good luck to you.

00:19:04.481 --> 00:19:05.649
-Thank you.
-Thank you.

00:19:05.691 --> 00:19:06.692
Thank you.

00:19:06.817 --> 00:19:10.404
-So, people, now...
-Now's the hard part for us.

00:19:10.529 --> 00:19:13.115
-Now we're screwed.
-Eating is easy, but scoring...

00:19:13.699 --> 00:19:15.617
-Both are so good.
-For me...

00:19:15.701 --> 00:19:20.247
Adriano's is more interesting,
more elegant, more flavorful...

00:19:20.289 --> 00:19:22.416
It moves us more.

00:19:31.967 --> 00:19:33.010
I like this, dude.

00:19:35.137 --> 00:19:39.558
-Iron Chef Thiago, what are you doing?
-I'm making fish head curry.

00:19:42.436 --> 00:19:44.813
He does use everything, huh?

00:19:44.897 --> 00:19:48.567
You know curry can be either
a mix of seasonings

00:19:48.650 --> 00:19:51.111
or a technique for making
something like a stew.

00:19:51.153 --> 00:19:53.280
It always takes lots of spices.

00:19:53.322 --> 00:19:56.450
Thiago's put together his own spice set.

00:19:58.452 --> 00:20:00.746
For the second dish,
we're making fish cheeks.

00:20:00.871 --> 00:20:04.458
We're making sandperch cheek
with compound butter.

00:20:04.541 --> 00:20:06.418
That's what I'm making now.

00:20:06.460 --> 00:20:09.254
It's a well-seasoned butter
with finely-chopped things.

00:20:09.338 --> 00:20:12.341
We use a lot of this butter on it.

00:20:12.424 --> 00:20:15.302
We're serving it with some asparagus
and bread farofa.

00:20:20.766 --> 00:20:22.309
Never eat hot farofa.

00:20:22.768 --> 00:20:26.146
Chefs, we have the scores
for the first dishes, okay?

00:20:29.775 --> 00:20:32.361
I think Adriano's winning it by...

00:20:32.486 --> 00:20:34.363
I don't know, two points.

00:20:34.446 --> 00:20:37.741
Our Iron Chef Thiago
has gotten a really high score.

00:20:37.783 --> 00:20:40.035
He's scored 23 points.

00:20:40.994 --> 00:20:42.037
We'll see.

00:20:43.747 --> 00:20:44.581
Adriano's is 24.

00:20:45.874 --> 00:20:47.334
Or he's getting 25.

00:20:48.710 --> 00:20:51.755
Our Challenging Chef
has accomplished the impossible.

00:20:51.838 --> 00:20:53.465
-Is it 25?
-It's 25.

00:20:53.924 --> 00:20:55.884
He's aced the first challenge
with 25 points.

00:20:57.219 --> 00:21:00.180
***, yeah! You're the man.

00:21:00.222 --> 00:21:01.515
***, yeah.

00:21:01.598 --> 00:21:03.976
The arena is going crazy. Hot damn.

00:21:04.601 --> 00:21:05.936
Hot damn.

00:21:07.896 --> 00:21:09.189
How cute.

00:21:10.774 --> 00:21:12.567
They want to see a fight, dude.

00:21:12.651 --> 00:21:15.404
Thiago's face says,
"Just wait and see, challenger."

00:21:15.487 --> 00:21:17.656
I knew there would be a catch.

00:21:18.907 --> 00:21:21.493
I think someone's a bit shaken.

00:21:21.576 --> 00:21:23.829
***, yeah.
-We'll wait and see.

00:21:23.912 --> 00:21:24.913
-***
-*** yeah.

00:21:24.997 --> 00:21:27.791
-Let's go.
-Someone's a little shaken.

00:21:29.584 --> 00:21:32.337
I want to talk
to Chef Rafael specifically.

00:21:33.005 --> 00:21:35.590
Did something happen with these 25 points?

00:21:35.674 --> 00:21:38.010
Are you a bit shaken
or are you still confident?

00:21:38.135 --> 00:21:40.137
No way. I'm still confident.

00:21:40.220 --> 00:21:43.598
But beyond that,
I'll cheer for him if he goes on.

00:21:46.435 --> 00:21:47.436
We have fans today.

00:21:47.561 --> 00:21:49.021
-It's amazing.
-Nice. They're...

00:21:51.523 --> 00:21:54.609
His starter was simple
and genius at the same time.

00:21:55.277 --> 00:21:57.029
I had guessed it.

00:21:57.612 --> 00:21:59.448
Dude, I'm emotional, you know?

00:21:59.531 --> 00:22:02.409
We really believe in our work,

00:22:02.451 --> 00:22:05.746
but there's always that suspicion
that makes you doubt it.

00:22:05.871 --> 00:22:08.332
When we get this result from people

00:22:08.415 --> 00:22:10.459
like Rosa, like Laurent, who are big...

00:22:10.542 --> 00:22:15.172
It's such a privilege to be here
cooking for Brazil and the whole world.

00:22:21.595 --> 00:22:23.138
-Rosa, Laurent.
-Yes.

00:22:23.221 --> 00:22:28.268
It's the first time we see someone ace
the first dish. How did that happen?

00:22:28.352 --> 00:22:29.770
It was the flavor.

00:22:29.895 --> 00:22:34.274
It was very good and complex
for such a simple preparation.

00:22:34.358 --> 00:22:36.193
-Yes.
-It was like, wow. You...

00:22:36.276 --> 00:22:38.779
There was no way.
The tomato water and the fish...

00:22:39.363 --> 00:22:41.073
The other dish was also amazing.

00:22:41.198 --> 00:22:43.033
-It was very hard for us, but...
-True.

00:22:43.075 --> 00:22:46.036
That proves that sometimes a great dish

00:22:46.078 --> 00:22:51.083
is not just about how long it takes
or its complex processes.

00:22:51.166 --> 00:22:52.793
So that was really a...

00:22:54.086 --> 00:22:57.672
A relatively spontaneous preparation,
so to speak,

00:22:57.756 --> 00:23:01.927
but it brought what we were hoping for,
which was just, wow.

00:23:02.010 --> 00:23:05.013
We're excited about the rest.

00:23:05.097 --> 00:23:07.516
Thiago's already bringing this...

00:23:07.599 --> 00:23:10.268
This whole paraense style, right?

00:23:10.352 --> 00:23:11.937
And you know Pará.

00:23:12.020 --> 00:23:13.480
Amazing fish,

00:23:13.522 --> 00:23:16.400
pacu, pirarucu, jacu, baiacu...

00:23:16.483 --> 00:23:18.360
These people really like fish.

00:23:32.249 --> 00:23:34.000
Sous chef Gustavo, what's going on?

00:23:34.084 --> 00:23:38.547
We're making an açaí tortilla
with potato salad,

00:23:38.630 --> 00:23:41.383
fried fish, and some fresh salad on top.

00:23:41.425 --> 00:23:42.551
Wow.

00:23:42.676 --> 00:23:45.512
He made that up.
He came back from Mexico with that idea.

00:23:45.554 --> 00:23:49.558
It's a very creative way to use açaí.
The açaítaste is very present.

00:23:49.641 --> 00:23:51.643
It works really well with the fish.

00:23:51.726 --> 00:23:53.645
Thiago was on the New York Timescover

00:23:53.728 --> 00:23:56.690
as one of the most creative chefs
in the world.

00:23:56.731 --> 00:23:59.067
-Yeah, he's renowned.
-Look at that.

00:24:02.154 --> 00:24:03.280
The snook is out.

00:24:03.363 --> 00:24:05.407
-I'll light it up again, okay?
-Okay.

00:24:05.449 --> 00:24:08.326
What's that lid Adriano's guy is opening?

00:24:08.410 --> 00:24:12.164
-He's got a torch, right? Yeah.
-His sous chef is torching something.

00:24:12.289 --> 00:24:14.416
Excuse me, Chef, coming through.

00:24:14.458 --> 00:24:16.460
-Hiya.
-What's that smoked?

00:24:16.543 --> 00:24:20.088
We're cold smoking a snook.
It's already a bit smoked.

00:24:20.172 --> 00:24:22.674
We can get it how we want it
if we cold smoke it.

00:24:22.757 --> 00:24:24.009
We'll see what happens.

00:24:24.092 --> 00:24:27.846
We'll serve fish as if it were pork.
We'll make fish with mashed potatoes...

00:24:27.888 --> 00:24:30.265
-Excellent choice.
-Applesauce...

00:24:30.348 --> 00:24:31.892
-And sauerkraut.
-Damn.

00:24:32.017 --> 00:24:34.352
Yeah, it's like a pork dish,
but it's fish.

00:24:34.436 --> 00:24:35.770
Creative.

00:24:36.271 --> 00:24:38.482
Look at the rice pamonha.
I'm also curious.

00:24:38.607 --> 00:24:40.609
It must have a stronger flavor.

00:24:40.734 --> 00:24:43.487
This isn't a traditional pamonha. This is...

00:24:43.612 --> 00:24:46.615
It's a mix of Latin-American countries
and Thailand.

00:24:49.117 --> 00:24:53.371
Chefs, you have 30 minutes left
on this challenge, okay?

00:24:53.455 --> 00:24:54.789
-Okay.
-Okay.

00:24:56.166 --> 00:24:58.376
Go, Adriano.

00:25:06.927 --> 00:25:10.013
-Adri, is this it?
-Awesome, dude. So beautiful.

00:25:10.055 --> 00:25:11.431
-I'll...
-Put it in the oven.

00:25:11.515 --> 00:25:13.558
-Okay.
-See if we can finish it there.

00:25:13.642 --> 00:25:17.479
I think he just put one
to see how cooked it's going to be.

00:25:17.938 --> 00:25:20.607
-Okay. Yeah.
-So there's no mistake during tasting.

00:25:20.649 --> 00:25:21.942
Perfect.

00:25:22.067 --> 00:25:24.236
-So organized.
-Organized.

00:25:24.319 --> 00:25:28.448
Iron Chef Thiago has the fish
on the grill at this moment.

00:25:28.532 --> 00:25:30.367
He's putting some leaves.

00:25:31.284 --> 00:25:34.037
This is garlic leaf.
It's called garlic vine.

00:25:34.079 --> 00:25:38.458
It has the same smell as garlic,
but it's not garlic.

00:25:39.084 --> 00:25:40.961
It's used to season tucupi

00:25:41.962 --> 00:25:43.672
and meat and fish in our region.

00:25:43.797 --> 00:25:46.633
-Oh, it's filhote. Yeah.
-That's his specialty, no?

00:25:46.675 --> 00:25:49.094
One of Pará's greatest attractions
is that fish.

00:25:49.177 --> 00:25:51.388
-Yeah.
-I think we'll have a...

00:25:51.471 --> 00:25:53.515
An astonishing fight, you know?

00:25:53.598 --> 00:25:57.227
Because they're using processes
in different ways, right?

00:25:57.310 --> 00:25:59.688
-Yeah.
-Look at the coal.

00:25:59.771 --> 00:26:02.315
-And the smell's getting here.
-Amazing.

00:26:02.399 --> 00:26:04.818
Their cooking is really different.

00:26:04.901 --> 00:26:08.196
Yeah, Thiago's is, like,

00:26:08.280 --> 00:26:09.823
very regional, you know?

00:26:09.906 --> 00:26:14.619
And Adriano's has
a bit more technique, yeah.

00:26:14.703 --> 00:26:17.122
-I think that's...
-It's not technique.

00:26:17.247 --> 00:26:20.000
This is something
that has been bothering me here.

00:26:20.083 --> 00:26:22.085
-Brazilian food needs technique.
-Yes.

00:26:22.127 --> 00:26:24.546
-International food too.
-It's not what I meant.

00:26:24.629 --> 00:26:26.506
-I meant...
-But it's what people say.

00:26:26.590 --> 00:26:30.677
I just meant his food is one way
and Adriano's food is another.

00:26:30.719 --> 00:26:32.721
And both are great.

00:26:32.804 --> 00:26:35.724
-Both are big.
-Using papillote is French.

00:26:35.849 --> 00:26:39.436
And using banana leaf

00:26:39.561 --> 00:26:41.813
is another technique, but they're similar.

00:26:42.647 --> 00:26:44.024
-It's technique.
-Both are.

00:26:44.149 --> 00:26:46.151
Thiago, could you taste the beans?

00:26:46.818 --> 00:26:49.279
-Is it overcooked? Lt's see.
-It has to cool down.

00:26:49.362 --> 00:26:51.948
It's soft, but if you drain it
and use cold water...

00:26:52.032 --> 00:26:53.158
Let me see.

00:26:53.742 --> 00:26:54.951
Tell me.

00:26:55.452 --> 00:26:57.454
-Drain it, but make another one.
-Okay.

00:26:59.289 --> 00:27:00.707
-We'll see later.
-All right.

00:27:00.749 --> 00:27:04.169
Chefs, less than 20 minutes left
on the challenge, okay?

00:27:04.294 --> 00:27:05.587
-Okay.
-Okay.

00:27:06.713 --> 00:27:08.006
It's a lot of pressure.

00:27:09.674 --> 00:27:11.051
Right, man?

00:27:11.885 --> 00:27:13.053
It's cool.

00:27:13.136 --> 00:27:14.346
Are you busy now?

00:27:14.429 --> 00:27:17.182
There's the hake. The GN is hot.
Check it, Adri.

00:27:21.394 --> 00:27:23.772
-It's hot, bro. Careful.
-Jesus, take the wheel.

00:27:25.190 --> 00:27:26.775
The tray almost fell down.

00:27:26.858 --> 00:27:28.026
-Really?
-Yes.

00:27:28.068 --> 00:27:29.903
-Everything's fine.
-If that happens...

00:27:30.028 --> 00:27:31.780
-They have to start over?
-Yeah.

00:27:31.863 --> 00:27:33.406
I'd just blow it.

00:27:33.490 --> 00:27:35.909
Five-second rule. I'd eat it at home.

00:27:36.034 --> 00:27:39.412
No one heard that.
They can't. They'd have to start over.

00:27:41.665 --> 00:27:43.041
-Overcooked?
-Let's skin it.

00:27:43.083 --> 00:27:45.293
-Bad? Stiff?
-Yeah. The skin's bad.

00:27:45.377 --> 00:27:47.087
-What about the fish?
-A turn-on.

00:27:47.170 --> 00:27:50.507
-Not the salt, just how it's cooked.
-Okay. The skin's terrible.

00:27:50.632 --> 00:27:51.633
Want me to do it?

00:27:51.716 --> 00:27:52.926
-I do, bro.
-Okay.

00:27:53.009 --> 00:27:54.094
Fish is hard.

00:27:54.177 --> 00:27:58.682
Expecting the fish skin to be something
and it tasting like something else

00:27:58.765 --> 00:28:01.309
is understandable
when it comes to pirarucu.

00:28:01.393 --> 00:28:03.812
Pirarucu has a thick skin, like leather.

00:28:04.521 --> 00:28:06.314
The tortillas are ready.

00:28:06.398 --> 00:28:08.233
-Just fry the fish, okay?
-Okay.

00:28:09.526 --> 00:28:11.695
The vegetables are sides.
Want me to fry it?

00:28:11.778 --> 00:28:13.113
Okay, go ahead.

00:28:14.072 --> 00:28:16.074
Wow, so much smoke.

00:28:17.826 --> 00:28:19.244
Now it's smoked for real.

00:28:19.786 --> 00:28:21.246
So much smoke.

00:28:21.329 --> 00:28:24.040
-Chefs, ten minutes left, okay?
-Okay.

00:28:24.124 --> 00:28:29.087
Adriano.

00:28:29.129 --> 00:28:31.673
Thiago.

00:28:31.756 --> 00:28:33.258
Yay.

00:28:33.383 --> 00:28:36.469
We have banana in the Iron Chef's kitchen.

00:28:36.553 --> 00:28:39.264
It seems like farofa.

00:28:39.347 --> 00:28:41.975
I'm making banana farofa. A classic.

00:28:43.268 --> 00:28:46.646
The interesting thing about farofa
is that it's a product

00:28:46.730 --> 00:28:51.151
that comes from a deeply ignored binomial
in the formation of the Brazilian people,

00:28:51.234 --> 00:28:53.278
which is the African-Indigenous one.

00:28:53.361 --> 00:28:56.573
It's originally made with cassava flour.

00:28:56.656 --> 00:28:59.367
Cassava has indigenous origins.

00:28:59.451 --> 00:29:01.745
The technique was brought
by African peoples.

00:29:01.828 --> 00:29:04.581
So having a cook making farofa

00:29:04.664 --> 00:29:06.875
in a haute cuisine environment

00:29:07.000 --> 00:29:09.878
has everything to do
with fighting for our country,

00:29:10.003 --> 00:29:12.130
for the people who have built our country.

00:29:12.172 --> 00:29:13.548
Thank you for the lesson.

00:29:14.299 --> 00:29:16.009
I think it's almost there, bro.

00:29:16.092 --> 00:29:17.177
-The filhote.
-Already?

00:29:17.302 --> 00:29:18.803
-Almost, okay?
-Okay.

00:29:18.887 --> 00:29:20.597
All right, so we're almost done?

00:29:20.722 --> 00:29:21.723
We are.

00:29:24.100 --> 00:29:25.185
Are we too relaxed?

00:29:25.268 --> 00:29:27.270
-I'm getting scared.
-Let's correct the...

00:29:27.312 --> 00:29:29.022
-Please taste this pirão.
-Yeah.

00:29:29.105 --> 00:29:30.190
What do you think?

00:29:30.273 --> 00:29:32.025
Does it need more liquid?

00:29:32.859 --> 00:29:33.693
It's good.

00:29:33.777 --> 00:29:36.988
Now I can taste the tucupi.
It's really good.

00:29:37.030 --> 00:29:40.158
What do I do? The mise en placeis done.
Should I start?

00:29:40.200 --> 00:29:42.035
Let's go. The pamonha.

00:29:49.417 --> 00:29:53.004
Look at that.
He's showing off with the oil bottle.

00:29:53.046 --> 00:29:54.756
He's having fun. I like that.

00:30:00.470 --> 00:30:02.555
-Matheus, stir the cheek.
-Okay.

00:30:02.639 --> 00:30:05.433
Stir the hake and all the proteins.

00:30:05.517 --> 00:30:07.435
-Together?
-Yeah. Can you do it?

00:30:18.738 --> 00:30:20.365
Don't do this at home.

00:30:21.825 --> 00:30:24.577
-Sous chef, what are you doing?
-Straightening the skin.

00:30:25.203 --> 00:30:28.665
We're searing the cheek
and making the skin very straight.

00:30:34.921 --> 00:30:36.881
This looks amazing.

00:30:36.965 --> 00:30:40.885
Do you see that?
They're adding the shrimp in the end.

00:30:40.969 --> 00:30:44.055
That's how it gets cooked
the way our judges like it.

00:30:44.097 --> 00:30:46.599
No chewy shrimp
on Iron Chef Brazil, honey.

00:30:46.683 --> 00:30:49.102
Shrimp's always perfectly cooked here.

00:30:52.272 --> 00:30:54.107
Look, the filhote's coming out.

00:30:55.191 --> 00:30:57.694
Chefs, five minutes, okay?

00:31:12.542 --> 00:31:15.503
-Look at that, people.
-Look at that.

00:31:15.587 --> 00:31:19.465
-That's awesome. It looks amazing.
-So caramelized. Oh my God.

00:31:19.549 --> 00:31:22.510
-He's getting the...
-That's wonderful.

00:31:22.594 --> 00:31:24.178
This is amazing.

00:31:24.721 --> 00:31:26.180
My mouth's watering.

00:31:26.264 --> 00:31:27.599
Wow.

00:31:27.682 --> 00:31:30.310
-That's beautiful.
-What he's doing, right?

00:31:30.393 --> 00:31:32.979
And he's adding garlic vine. Wow...

00:31:33.479 --> 00:31:36.733
-That's going to be...
-Damn. It must be so good.

00:31:44.616 --> 00:31:46.326
How's the fish, Matheus?

00:31:46.868 --> 00:31:47.869
-The snook?
-Yeah.

00:31:47.911 --> 00:31:50.914
It's not ready. I'm searing it, Ca.

00:31:51.581 --> 00:31:53.625
-Chefs, three minutes left.
-Okay.

00:31:53.750 --> 00:31:55.126
Taking too long to plate.

00:31:55.209 --> 00:31:59.130
We always get worried at this moment.
Peace is not an option in this kitchen.

00:31:59.213 --> 00:32:01.215
-Now the pirãohere.
-Yeah.

00:32:01.341 --> 00:32:03.843
-How's the moqueca, dude?
-Two minutes.

00:32:03.927 --> 00:32:07.931
-Felipe added more stuff to his moqueca.
-Wow.

00:32:08.014 --> 00:32:10.516
Girl, there's always someone
adding stuff to it.

00:32:10.600 --> 00:32:12.185
He's already added paracress.

00:32:12.226 --> 00:32:13.353
-You see that?
-Right.

00:32:13.478 --> 00:32:15.730
-It makes us numb.
-It makes our mouths numb.

00:32:17.482 --> 00:32:18.983
-Applesauce, Matheus?
-There.

00:32:19.025 --> 00:32:23.029
Two minutes left on this challenge, chefs.

00:32:23.112 --> 00:32:24.322
Okay.

00:32:25.865 --> 00:32:28.868
I like Adriano
because he always answers me.

00:32:28.910 --> 00:32:31.746
It could be chaos all over,
and he'd say "okay."

00:32:32.205 --> 00:32:33.081
Thanks, Adriano.

00:32:33.706 --> 00:32:36.084
-Cheek's going second?
-Where's the pangrattato?

00:32:36.584 --> 00:32:37.794
Is it here?

00:32:39.337 --> 00:32:43.216
-Only the proteins are left.
-Is bacon going on top of the sauerkraut?

00:32:43.341 --> 00:32:44.175
-Yes, Ca.
-Okay.

00:32:44.217 --> 00:32:46.344
-I'm cooking the hake in high heat.
-Okay.

00:32:46.469 --> 00:32:48.638
-Hold this, please, bro.
-Go.

00:32:50.723 --> 00:32:52.016
Damn, that's beautiful.

00:32:53.142 --> 00:32:57.063
It seems like Thiago's presenting
just one whole dish.

00:32:57.146 --> 00:32:59.440
-Yeah.
-It's not individual.

00:32:59.524 --> 00:33:01.651
It's like a family-size.

00:33:01.734 --> 00:33:03.945
For everyone to share.

00:33:05.196 --> 00:33:07.907
Chefs, one minute left on the challenge.

00:33:07.949 --> 00:33:09.784
-Okay.
-One minute.

00:33:10.785 --> 00:33:14.080
I'm not even announcing it.
Just desperately shouting it.

00:33:14.163 --> 00:33:17.083
Catarina's going to the pantry
with one minute left.

00:33:17.166 --> 00:33:20.169
She's just gotten something to cook.
How's that possible?

00:33:20.253 --> 00:33:23.089
-No, she's just finishing up. Thank God.
-She's walking.

00:33:23.172 --> 00:33:25.133
It's also about being elegant.

00:33:25.216 --> 00:33:26.342
The couscous, bro.

00:33:26.968 --> 00:33:28.803
It's here. Just plate it.

00:33:30.847 --> 00:33:33.349
Audience, I need your help
for the countdown, okay?

00:33:33.391 --> 00:33:36.686
-I won't let you. Don't.
-I don't want to do it either.

00:33:37.228 --> 00:33:38.229
Here we go.

00:33:39.188 --> 00:33:41.399
Ten, nine,

00:33:41.983 --> 00:33:44.235
eight, seven...

00:33:44.277 --> 00:33:45.945
-Is there a dish missing?
-...six,

00:33:45.987 --> 00:33:47.530
-five, four...
-No.

00:33:47.572 --> 00:33:50.575
...three, two, one.

00:33:54.120 --> 00:33:57.290
Chefs, your time for this challenge
is over.

00:34:02.920 --> 00:34:05.631
-I'm curious.
-Damn it, dude. Look at that.

00:34:06.132 --> 00:34:09.218
-Such a rush, huh?
-Man, it had been a while.

00:34:09.260 --> 00:34:12.680
Adriano, you killed it. So did Thiago.

00:34:13.181 --> 00:34:14.265
They killed it.

00:34:14.807 --> 00:34:17.977
Now let's find out who will be
the first to present their menu.

00:34:18.686 --> 00:34:21.856
The knives represent Iron Chef Thiago.

00:34:21.939 --> 00:34:24.942
The letter C represents
our Challenging Chef.

00:34:28.821 --> 00:34:30.490
Challenging Chef Adriano.

00:34:30.573 --> 00:34:35.203
It was an honor to be placed
next to a guy like him, you know?

00:34:35.286 --> 00:34:38.998
I never thought I'd be here
after two years in my restaurant,

00:34:39.082 --> 00:34:40.583
so... Damn.

00:34:41.876 --> 00:34:45.171
-I'm just happy to be here.
-I'm confident with what I made.

00:34:45.254 --> 00:34:48.591
Now it depends on the judges and
on what our friend Adriano's made.

00:34:48.674 --> 00:34:53.012
Cooking is about adrenaline.
Now the adrenaline's through the roof.

00:34:53.137 --> 00:34:54.138
So much fun.

00:34:57.725 --> 00:35:01.562
Something unprecedented
has happened in the arena today.

00:35:01.604 --> 00:35:04.816
Our Challenging Chef aced
the first part of the challenge.

00:35:04.899 --> 00:35:06.901
He scored 25 points

00:35:06.984 --> 00:35:08.152
against 23,

00:35:08.236 --> 00:35:12.156
which is also a pretty high score
for our Iron Chef Thiago.

00:35:12.240 --> 00:35:14.867
Chef Adriano, please bring us
your second dish.

00:35:16.327 --> 00:35:17.829
Here he comes, folks.

00:35:17.912 --> 00:35:19.539
-Get ready.
-Are you ready?

00:35:21.833 --> 00:35:23.251
Thank you, Catarina.

00:35:28.339 --> 00:35:31.050
-Hi.
-Hi. Breathe.

00:35:31.134 --> 00:35:33.136
I worked with fine dining for many years

00:35:33.219 --> 00:35:36.264
and saw a lot of food waste
at these restaurants.

00:35:36.347 --> 00:35:39.267
You get the steak
and its weird parts go in the trash

00:35:39.350 --> 00:35:42.895
because you can't cut it in a pattern
or get many portions out of it.

00:35:43.354 --> 00:35:46.357
So this is a big example of that.

00:35:46.899 --> 00:35:49.235
This is sandperch cheek.
We chose the sandperch

00:35:49.318 --> 00:35:51.654
because its texture reminds us of pork.

00:35:51.737 --> 00:35:55.283
It's very meaty and full of collagen.
It's hard to miss its doneness.

00:35:55.366 --> 00:35:57.660
I hope I didn't make that mistake today.

00:35:59.579 --> 00:36:02.665
Then we have blanched asparagus,
sandperch cheek,

00:36:02.748 --> 00:36:05.793
black garlic compound butter,
and bread farofa.

00:36:05.918 --> 00:36:09.755
If you like a bit more acidity,
there's lime in the butter.

00:36:10.381 --> 00:36:12.550
Everyone knows fish and lime go well.

00:36:12.633 --> 00:36:16.095
-It's like manié, right? French butter.
-Yeah, it's butter.

00:36:16.179 --> 00:36:18.681
We just added black garlic, some rosemary...

00:36:22.685 --> 00:36:23.686
Rosa?

00:36:24.187 --> 00:36:25.313
It's perfect.

00:36:25.396 --> 00:36:29.817
It's a special part of the fish
that we don't eat. The skin is crunchy.

00:36:29.942 --> 00:36:32.111
The asparagus and farofa
add a special touch.

00:36:32.236 --> 00:36:34.822
-Yeah. Lots of lime.
-In the butter. So good.

00:36:35.323 --> 00:36:38.075
I take off my chapeauto whoever made it.

00:36:40.203 --> 00:36:42.914
Well, I'm shook.
Don't even look at me, my God.

00:36:42.997 --> 00:36:46.125
If you're shook,
it means the fish is cooked perfectly.

00:36:46.709 --> 00:36:47.627
Yeah, I'm shook.

00:36:47.710 --> 00:36:50.004
-Please, you're a judge.
-And it's cheek.

00:36:50.087 --> 00:36:52.798
That's usually thrown out by other cooks.

00:36:53.633 --> 00:36:56.969
-Thanks, Chef. Bring us your next dish.
-Thanks.

00:36:57.011 --> 00:36:58.596
I loved it.

00:37:02.975 --> 00:37:03.976
It's beautiful.

00:37:04.602 --> 00:37:08.522
Part of the challenge today was working
with pirarucu, a freshwater fish.

00:37:08.606 --> 00:37:10.733
My restaurant doesn't work with it.

00:37:10.858 --> 00:37:13.569
So it was a huge challenge
to cook that fish.

00:37:13.653 --> 00:37:16.030
It's completely out of my comfort zone.

00:37:16.155 --> 00:37:19.158
But since I was already out,
I said, "I'll go further."

00:37:20.243 --> 00:37:21.744
I made tucupi pirão.

00:37:21.827 --> 00:37:24.538
We used pirarucu chop,

00:37:24.622 --> 00:37:27.458
which is basically the belly
with the bones.

00:37:27.583 --> 00:37:30.294
Instead of removing the bones,
we kept them

00:37:30.378 --> 00:37:33.381
because it helps release collagen
when it's cooking.

00:37:33.464 --> 00:37:35.424
It was our attempt at going fancy.

00:37:36.634 --> 00:37:38.552
-Not to mention fishing it.
-Yeah.

00:37:38.636 --> 00:37:40.846
That caught you by surprise, huh?

00:37:40.888 --> 00:37:41.889
That's true.

00:37:43.182 --> 00:37:44.183
One piece of advice.

00:37:44.767 --> 00:37:47.478
If you do this again, lose this.

00:37:47.979 --> 00:37:50.189
You hid your work.

00:37:52.775 --> 00:37:55.027
It's the design of the dish, you know?

00:37:55.069 --> 00:37:57.905
As for the cooking, again...

00:37:57.989 --> 00:37:59.907
-Nailed it.
-Impeccable again.

00:38:00.032 --> 00:38:01.784
-Bullseye.
-Whew.

00:38:01.909 --> 00:38:03.577
-Congrats, Chef.
-Thanks.

00:38:05.454 --> 00:38:07.623
-That was challenging for him.
-I said that.

00:38:07.707 --> 00:38:09.792
Since he doesn't make freshwater fish.

00:38:09.875 --> 00:38:12.503
And pirarucu itself is a challenge.

00:38:13.504 --> 00:38:16.799
Chef Adriano,
please bring us your fourth dish.

00:38:20.511 --> 00:38:23.931
The first dish you had was snook.
This is also snook.

00:38:24.015 --> 00:38:27.935
We've tried to transform fish into pork.

00:38:28.019 --> 00:38:32.231
So we made mashed potatoes,
sauerkraut, bacon, and applesauce

00:38:32.315 --> 00:38:34.442
with a cold-smoked snook.

00:38:34.525 --> 00:38:38.446
We cold-smoked it
with a lot of ice underneath,

00:38:38.529 --> 00:38:42.408
so the air was less than 25º Celsius
to keep the fish uncooked.

00:38:42.491 --> 00:38:46.120
Very interesting. I'd never think
of eating fish and sauerkraut.

00:38:46.787 --> 00:38:48.414
I love sauerkraut. It's...

00:38:50.207 --> 00:38:51.459
-Nelson?
-Oh, my God.

00:38:54.253 --> 00:38:57.965
The texture's coming apart
like cod, right?

00:38:58.090 --> 00:39:00.509
It's genius what you did with the fish.

00:39:00.551 --> 00:39:02.219
And the applesauce...

00:39:02.261 --> 00:39:06.432
-It's amazing.
-It's a party with the vinegar.

00:39:07.516 --> 00:39:08.642
Thank you so much.

00:39:12.563 --> 00:39:17.068
This dish had the mandatory smoked fish.

00:39:17.860 --> 00:39:20.404
-Could you feel it?
-It was subtle.

00:39:20.488 --> 00:39:24.533
We usually think of smokiness
as something more potent.

00:39:24.575 --> 00:39:27.870
-But I could taste it, yeah.
-Let's go to the last dish

00:39:27.953 --> 00:39:30.790
by our Challenging Chef
Adriano de Laurentiis.

00:39:36.379 --> 00:39:37.880
The sandperch is back.

00:39:38.005 --> 00:39:42.009
First the cheek, and now we're serving
something else that's usually thrown out.

00:39:42.093 --> 00:39:45.596
Just like pork ribs are better
than pork loins

00:39:45.721 --> 00:39:49.517
because they're fatter,
the fin is the same thing.

00:39:49.600 --> 00:39:52.895
Especially sandperch
because it has a long fiber.

00:39:52.978 --> 00:39:57.608
Once you cut it, you see it's completely
different from the fillet fiber.

00:39:57.691 --> 00:39:59.985
We brought a finger bowl. Don't drink it.

00:40:00.027 --> 00:40:03.114
You're supposed to eat it
with your hands and get messy.

00:40:03.906 --> 00:40:07.535
The fin was glazed
with a bit of chicken broth

00:40:07.618 --> 00:40:09.578
and dehydrated shiitake mushroom.

00:40:10.162 --> 00:40:13.124
A bit of eryngii mushroom
marinated in sherry vinegar

00:40:13.207 --> 00:40:14.458
before being grilled,

00:40:14.542 --> 00:40:17.336
and green apple and celery pickle.

00:40:21.715 --> 00:40:24.927
I don't know. For me,
the chicken broth is a bit...

00:40:25.052 --> 00:40:29.473
I wasn't expecting it,
so I need to digest it and think about it.

00:40:29.557 --> 00:40:31.434
But I love the rest.

00:40:31.517 --> 00:40:35.938
Chef Adriano, thank you
for your amazing cooking and flavors.

00:40:36.021 --> 00:40:38.065
And culinary awareness. Congratulations.

00:40:38.149 --> 00:40:41.652
And for using the fish
in its whole greatness.

00:40:41.777 --> 00:40:42.778
Yes, that's right.

00:40:42.862 --> 00:40:46.782
Now let's move on to our Iron Chef Thiago.

00:40:47.366 --> 00:40:48.742
-Thank you.
-Thank you all.

00:40:48.826 --> 00:40:49.869
-Thanks.
-Congrats.

00:40:51.871 --> 00:40:54.331
Please, Chef, your second dish.

00:40:55.332 --> 00:40:56.250
Hi.

00:40:59.086 --> 00:41:00.463
Thanks, Gustavo.

00:41:00.546 --> 00:41:03.507
-Thiago.
-Thiago.

00:41:03.591 --> 00:41:04.550
What's up?

00:41:05.176 --> 00:41:07.595
-Look at that.
-The only way I can cook for you.

00:41:07.678 --> 00:41:10.848
-I know, right?
-It's a pleasure.

00:41:10.931 --> 00:41:12.266
Chef, please,

00:41:12.391 --> 00:41:15.853
start out by introducing the concept
behind the menu you brought us

00:41:15.936 --> 00:41:18.355
and then present us your second dish.

00:41:18.397 --> 00:41:20.858
For the menu, we...

00:41:20.941 --> 00:41:24.278
There are some parts of tradition,
as you'll see.

00:41:24.403 --> 00:41:27.114
But something that influences
my cooking style

00:41:27.198 --> 00:41:29.116
is what we joke and call tecnobrega.

00:41:29.200 --> 00:41:32.077
Because when I travel, I come back

00:41:32.119 --> 00:41:35.789
and try to reproduce the food
that I ate overseas

00:41:35.873 --> 00:41:38.626
with Amazon ingredients,
giving them my touch.

00:41:38.709 --> 00:41:40.503
That's from a trip to Thailand.

00:41:40.586 --> 00:41:44.215
I went there because I thought
we had similar cuisines,

00:41:44.298 --> 00:41:45.883
and they truly are similar.

00:41:45.966 --> 00:41:48.636
So underneath you have rice pamonha.

00:41:48.719 --> 00:41:50.679
Rice pamonha. That's amazing.

00:41:50.721 --> 00:41:54.391
It's kind of a moqueca and curry mix
with fish head,

00:41:54.433 --> 00:41:59.271
which is also a way to use this part
I consider one of the best of the fish.

00:41:59.313 --> 00:42:03.025
I steam-cooked the pamonha.
We rolled it in banana leaves.

00:42:03.108 --> 00:42:05.819
-In the basket.
-Right, and steam-cook it.

00:42:05.903 --> 00:42:08.906
-Thank you. Bring us your next dish.
-Okay. Next one.

00:42:10.699 --> 00:42:12.868
Any feedback from our judges?

00:42:12.952 --> 00:42:16.038
I personally think the pamonha

00:42:16.121 --> 00:42:18.707
could be a bit thinner, maybe.

00:42:18.749 --> 00:42:20.167
Yours would be thinner?

00:42:20.251 --> 00:42:22.253
-Thinner. I agree.
-A little thinner.

00:42:22.336 --> 00:42:23.170
A bit thinner.

00:42:26.340 --> 00:42:27.675
Thank you, Chef.

00:42:28.259 --> 00:42:30.678
-Oh, my God, you guys.
-What a surprise.

00:42:31.929 --> 00:42:35.724
It's a bit more of tecnobrega.
Eat it with your hands, okay?

00:42:35.766 --> 00:42:37.476
My brother and I went to Mexico.

00:42:37.560 --> 00:42:43.357
We freaked out because we spent
a week there and only ate with our hands.

00:42:43.440 --> 00:42:48.571
When we got back, we had silverware on the
plane and couldn't remember how to use it.

00:42:48.654 --> 00:42:52.157
We kept eating taco and tortillas,
so we wanted to make our version.

00:42:52.199 --> 00:42:54.285
So we made tortillas. We tried several.

00:42:54.368 --> 00:42:56.912
This is a cassava flour tortilla...

00:42:56.996 --> 00:42:59.081
-With açaí.
-No way.

00:42:59.164 --> 00:43:02.876
It's the same inspiration
for the other dish with fish and açaí.

00:43:02.960 --> 00:43:06.797
So this is fried fish
with açaí tortilla and mirliton salad.

00:43:06.922 --> 00:43:09.633
So you fold it like Andressa did
and dig in.

00:43:09.717 --> 00:43:11.885
-Go for it, as we'd say in Pará.
-Dig in.

00:43:11.969 --> 00:43:13.470
-Dig in.
-What fish is this?

00:43:13.512 --> 00:43:16.515
I used snook. Saltwater fish this time.

00:43:16.599 --> 00:43:19.018
-Go for it. Careful, it's hot.
-Wow, the salad...

00:43:19.101 --> 00:43:21.103
It's like a potato salad with...

00:43:22.938 --> 00:43:23.814
Oh, come on.

00:43:23.939 --> 00:43:25.190
What the hell?

00:43:26.400 --> 00:43:27.610
And it's soft,

00:43:27.693 --> 00:43:33.073
so you can eat it with your hands.
With açaí...

00:43:33.115 --> 00:43:34.742
That's how it is in Mexico.

00:43:34.825 --> 00:43:36.118
-So good.
-Laurent?

00:43:36.910 --> 00:43:39.246
-He ate the whole thing.
-He went for it.

00:43:40.497 --> 00:43:42.082
I'll take that as a compliment.

00:43:42.541 --> 00:43:44.960
Definitely.

00:43:45.794 --> 00:43:47.921
-The best compliment.
-An empty plate.

00:43:48.005 --> 00:43:50.549
I'd say maybe the sugar...

00:43:50.633 --> 00:43:52.384
There's a bit of sugar, right?

00:43:52.426 --> 00:43:54.345
Less sugar maybe.

00:43:54.428 --> 00:43:55.721
And more...

00:43:55.804 --> 00:43:57.556
-Acidity?
-Acidity, yeah.

00:43:57.681 --> 00:44:00.351
-Thanks, Chef.
-I'm done, okay?

00:44:00.434 --> 00:44:02.144
We have problems with our guest.

00:44:02.269 --> 00:44:04.772
-He's leaving.
-Help me, Lord.

00:44:04.855 --> 00:44:07.441
-What the hell?
-The guest's leaving.

00:44:11.862 --> 00:44:16.283
This is our family's dish.
It's been 25 years, right?

00:44:20.371 --> 00:44:21.538
It's really emotional.

00:44:22.790 --> 00:44:24.291
It's emotional.

00:44:27.878 --> 00:44:30.297
-That's food.
-I didn't want to cry today.

00:44:30.381 --> 00:44:32.007
-But it's good.
-It's good.

00:44:32.091 --> 00:44:32.883
Oh, it's good.

00:44:33.008 --> 00:44:34.593
My dad's dish.

00:44:35.844 --> 00:44:37.262
My brother made it.

00:44:39.264 --> 00:44:41.475
-Your sous chef.
-I hope you like it.

00:44:41.558 --> 00:44:42.810
Don't do this, Thiago.

00:44:44.144 --> 00:44:48.273
It's a paranese moqueca.
He made it up. That didn't exist.

00:44:48.774 --> 00:44:50.442
It's basically

00:44:50.901 --> 00:44:52.486
tucupi,

00:44:52.569 --> 00:44:54.738
filhote,shrimp, crab,

00:44:54.822 --> 00:44:56.407
paracress...

00:44:56.490 --> 00:44:58.992
His moquecadais a version of caldeirada.

00:44:59.076 --> 00:45:01.578
Capixabas and baianoswill say
this is not moqueca.

00:45:01.620 --> 00:45:02.913
But we don't give a damn.

00:45:04.206 --> 00:45:07.126
All right? Let me serve you.
I brought it so you can share

00:45:07.209 --> 00:45:09.503
because I don't think
this dish is for plating.

00:45:09.628 --> 00:45:11.755
Brazilian food is for sharing.

00:45:16.051 --> 00:45:17.845
-The fish is filhote.
-It's amazing.

00:45:17.928 --> 00:45:20.222
We'll serve that in another version later.

00:45:20.305 --> 00:45:21.473
Okay.

00:45:23.350 --> 00:45:25.644
Are you licking your fingers, Laurent?

00:45:26.770 --> 00:45:28.105
I love to see it.

00:45:28.188 --> 00:45:29.940
This sauce...

00:45:30.649 --> 00:45:32.192
-And it's tucupi.
-Tucupi, yes.

00:45:32.234 --> 00:45:33.652
Thickened with tapioca.

00:45:34.653 --> 00:45:36.155
The flavor of the fish...

00:45:36.655 --> 00:45:38.115
-It's impeccable.
-Impeccable.

00:45:38.198 --> 00:45:39.450
-Impeccable.
-Impeccable.

00:45:39.533 --> 00:45:44.121
They stopped serving these
family dishes in French bistros.

00:45:44.204 --> 00:45:46.457
Everything's plated.

00:45:46.540 --> 00:45:50.043
It's a shame because I think
it's about being together and sharing.

00:45:50.127 --> 00:45:54.548
And the composition is genius.
The fish is cooked perfectly.

00:45:55.215 --> 00:45:56.967
For me, this dish is called...

00:45:58.343 --> 00:46:01.805
caring, affection, love.
That's it, you know?

00:46:02.264 --> 00:46:04.558
-What's your father's name?
-Francisco.

00:46:04.641 --> 00:46:06.143
Kudos to Mr. Francisco.

00:46:06.226 --> 00:46:07.936
-Kudos.
-Really, the presentation...

00:46:07.978 --> 00:46:09.563
-What about your mom?
-Carmen.

00:46:10.272 --> 00:46:12.483
-And to Mrs. Carmen.
-Mr. Chicão's son.

00:46:12.566 --> 00:46:14.568
-Sons.
-Both. Two sons of Francisco.

00:46:14.693 --> 00:46:16.987
-Two sons of Francisco.
-You make him proud.

00:46:17.112 --> 00:46:18.906
You can be sure of that.

00:46:18.989 --> 00:46:21.700
Thank you, Chef.
You can bring your next dish.

00:46:21.784 --> 00:46:23.285
Exotic.

00:46:23.410 --> 00:46:27.372
-We had a mandatory smoked fish request.
-Right.

00:46:27.414 --> 00:46:29.541
-We haven't seen that.
-We haven't.

00:46:30.000 --> 00:46:32.795
-Probably in the last dish.
-It has to be now.

00:46:32.878 --> 00:46:34.588
But I can smell it.

00:46:37.174 --> 00:46:38.425
How beautiful.

00:46:38.550 --> 00:46:39.676
Dessert.

00:46:40.177 --> 00:46:43.806
It's another classic we'd make a lot
at Remanso do Bosque.

00:46:44.807 --> 00:46:49.728
I'd eat it a lot as a kid in Tapajós,
where my father was born.

00:46:49.812 --> 00:46:53.565
You go to a street market
and every stall has one,

00:46:53.607 --> 00:46:56.985
like a grill or something to roast fish.
It's very common.

00:46:57.027 --> 00:46:58.445
Roasted fish in a moquém.

00:46:58.529 --> 00:47:01.448
It's braised fish,
feijão-manteiguinha salad.

00:47:01.532 --> 00:47:04.117
-And banana farofa.
-What fish is this?

00:47:04.201 --> 00:47:05.202
It's filhote.

00:47:05.285 --> 00:47:08.622
So you had it cooked.
Now you're having it braised.

00:47:09.248 --> 00:47:12.459
Here you've fulfilled
the mandatory smoked fish.

00:47:12.584 --> 00:47:14.628
Yeah, I even added a bit of...

00:47:14.753 --> 00:47:17.339
apple tree chips there.

00:47:20.217 --> 00:47:22.052
There's a crust.

00:47:23.053 --> 00:47:25.013
-Delicious.
-Chef.

00:47:25.055 --> 00:47:26.765
Thank you so much.

00:47:26.849 --> 00:47:30.018
We loved getting to know
your family's story and seasoning

00:47:30.060 --> 00:47:31.353
through these dishes.

00:47:31.478 --> 00:47:34.273
You've used fish perfectly in all of them.

00:47:34.356 --> 00:47:38.277
The doneness and the flavor were perfect.
We're really ecstatic.

00:47:38.360 --> 00:47:40.487
The judges have a hard time ahead of them.

00:47:41.071 --> 00:47:42.072
-Thank you.
-Well...

00:47:42.155 --> 00:47:44.074
-Thank you.
-Thank you, Thiago.

00:47:52.040 --> 00:47:53.500
Now comes the hard part

00:47:53.625 --> 00:47:57.004
of getting your impressions
and turning them into scores.

00:47:57.087 --> 00:48:00.799
Remember the rest of the menu
is worth up to 75 points.

00:48:00.883 --> 00:48:02.301
-Good luck.
-Thank you.

00:48:02.384 --> 00:48:03.385
Good luck.

00:48:05.095 --> 00:48:10.267
We had two creative and innovative chefs
who are in love with cuisine.

00:48:10.350 --> 00:48:14.396
In this water duel,
the kitchens went in different directions,

00:48:14.521 --> 00:48:18.108
but they ended up meeting
and having an unforgettable duel.

00:48:22.821 --> 00:48:26.700
The result will define
not only this battle's winner

00:48:26.825 --> 00:48:29.953
but also the Iron Chef Brazil finalist.

00:48:33.749 --> 00:48:37.461
If Chef Adriano wins the battle
and scores more than 90 points,

00:48:37.586 --> 00:48:40.297
he'll take Chef Rafael's spot
in the finale

00:48:40.339 --> 00:48:42.174
and guarantee his own.

00:48:42.925 --> 00:48:45.135
Well, chefs, the time has come.

00:48:45.886 --> 00:48:46.762
With a total...

00:48:47.554 --> 00:48:50.057
of 89 points

00:48:50.182 --> 00:48:52.184
against 88...

00:48:52.768 --> 00:48:56.021
the winner of this Iron Chef battle...

00:48:58.065 --> 00:49:01.068
is Challenging Chef Adriano de Laurentiis.

00:49:03.654 --> 00:49:04.780
***, yeah!

00:49:12.287 --> 00:49:13.080
Thanks.

00:49:13.205 --> 00:49:15.040
-Thanks, Thiagão.
-Thanks. Way to go.

00:49:15.082 --> 00:49:16.792
-So cool.
-Way to go.

00:49:17.292 --> 00:49:20.212
Congratulations, Chef Adriano.

00:49:20.337 --> 00:49:21.797
You've won the battle

00:49:21.880 --> 00:49:27.135
by scoring 89 points
against Chef Thiago's 88.

00:49:27.135 --> 00:49:28.804
It was really close.

00:49:29.846 --> 00:49:32.641
And with that score,
the one going to the finale

00:49:32.683 --> 00:49:34.559
is Chef Rafael Gomes.

00:49:39.898 --> 00:49:42.859
So, Chef Rafael, how's everything?
How are you feeling?

00:49:42.943 --> 00:49:44.277
I was tense over here.

00:49:44.403 --> 00:49:46.989
But I'd be happy
if he had gone to the final too.

00:49:47.072 --> 00:49:49.700
This kid deserves it,
for his work, for everything,

00:49:50.575 --> 00:49:52.703
for the person I met here.

00:49:52.786 --> 00:49:54.246
The challenge is even bigger.

00:49:54.287 --> 00:49:58.959
In the grand finale, Chef Rafael,
you'll face not only one

00:49:59.001 --> 00:50:02.295
but five of our Iron Chefs.

00:50:02.379 --> 00:50:05.716
We'll see you in a bit. Bye.

00:50:09.177 --> 00:50:10.595
***, yeah.

00:50:10.679 --> 00:50:12.222
-Congrats.
-*** yeah.