MasterChef is a cooking show produced by BBC America and broadcast on the BTV documentary channel. The contestants prepare food in a wild tribe without any kitchen and build simple cooking tools to cook.

The show's quest for adventure and tenacity takes three gourmet chefs - award-winning New York restaurateur Michael Psilakis, award-winning chef Madison Cowan, and New Zealand chef Kane Raymond - out of the comfort of their kitchens and into the wild.

A remote location.

There, everyone must incorporate local hunting and traditional dietary ingredients, and then improve or innovate a series of dinners, with local tribesmen acting as judges to elect who does the best and who will be crowned the champion.

Plot summary: Three world-class chefs leave their state-of-the-art kitchens and step into the wilderness. They want to travel around the world, explore different cultures, and incorporate their own styles into traditional cooking methods.

They are Michelin chef Michael Puccirakis, personal chef of the world's elite Kane Raymond, and award-winning celebrity chef Madison Cowman. While they capture prey by themselves, they also have to fight against

Harsh environment, competition with each other, and cooking food in poor conditions, hoping to impress the tribal judges and become the winner. Let us welcome adventures and thrills, setbacks and victories, because for these three brave chefs

, there are all kinds of dishes at your fingertips.

Every time they go to a place, three chefs will first compare the priority of food ingredients according to the local competition, and then taste the delicious food. The food ingredients of your choice must be captured by yourself, and the chefs are allowed to add a seasoning or processing tool.

The condiments must be obtained locally, and the delicacies made within three hours must have local flavor, and a judging panel composed of local tribal leaders or gourmets will select the winner.