Logan MasterChef Junior - Apron from Casting (Door Prize)
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
Follow My Blog For "Behind The Scene" Posts on MasterChef Junior Season 2 USA - Logan
Follow My Blog For "Behind The Scene" Posts on MasterChef Junior Season 2 USA - Logan
Links to all my blog posts on the episodes:
Episode 7: MasterChef Junior Final Episode : I AM THE MASTERCHEF JUNIOR
Episode 6 : Episode 6 MasterChef Junior The Attack of The Salmon – Logan
Episode 5: Episode 5 The Pop Up In MasterChef Junior
Episode 4: MasterChef Junior Episode 4 Signature Dish
Episode 3: MasterChef Junior Episode 3 The Journey Continues
Episode 2: The MasterChef Junior Experience : Episode 2 - Pie??? Really!
Episode 1: MCJ2 I finally get into the Masterchef Kitchen
Pre-Show: The Beginning - From Memphis to Hollywood : MasterChef Junior Season 2
http://orderupwithlogan.blogspot.com/2014/11/the-beginning-from-memphis-to-hollywood.html
Friday, November 7, 2014
Bounty on Broad
I really like Broad Ave. It has a true Memphis feel and is really trying hard to revitalize itself. I have taken some classes at the 5 in 1 social club and really enjoyed them. Now when my Dad said he wanted to try Bounty I was all for it so off we went.
Bounty is cool looking very Hipster chic and the view of the water tower is killer! It feels clean and fresh. I liked it.
We ordered three plates of food - it is family style tasting plates and she recommended 4-5 for three of us. She meant it. We tried the quinoa stuffed peppers, the fried oysters and the hanger steak.

The peppers were good- the quinoa stuffing was dense and had a nice flavor. It had chorizo and onions maybe. There was a roasted red pepper sauce that was pretty nice. I like the dish. It was good, but felt vegan. For me it was missing just a hint of something, I have not figured out what. But it was good.

The oysters were good fresh and tasty. They had a nice clean taste and sat on a slaw bed with green onions. The apple cider sauce was really nice. I like this dish. I got some extra sauce and I really enjoyed it.

The hanger steak was tasty too. It was a little too rare for me but it had a good flavor. The stak sat on a brussel sprout bed with some great oyster mushrooms stir fried in. I mean these really were the stars of the dish. They had a great flavor.
I am glad I went but not sure if it is an I cant wait to go back place.
Love the Cabbage Leaf
Logan HDM
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
MCJ2 I finally get into the Masterchef Kitchen
We all met up and discovered that we were a room full of kid foodies and cooks and want-to-be chefs. This has never happened to me before. It felt kinda weird, cause there was not a chicken nugget eating, kool aid drinking, kid in the group. There instead we were all sushi eating coffee and Italian soda drinking kids.
Now there are tons of things I can't tell you but a pool and kids and food should say it all.
When I went into that kitchen it was stunning! Really,cool and there was a spot for me! Logan from Memphis TN.
I LOVED IT.
THE EPISODE- IT HAS THE END!
We had a mystery box challenge right off the bat and my juicer fell apart. I was so nervous but I did get it back together. My plan was to infuse the pork chop with apple juice and do maple mustard glazed carrots. It was a rush and stressful, but I put my best foot forward and got it on the plate. Then I was so sad when my food was not selected to be tasted in the top 3. Natalie and Onna and Sean make it to the top and Natalie gets chosen best dish.
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Natalie had the advantage and she chose chicken for the challenge. We walk back in and there were chickens all over the kitchen! I had to catch one! Not sure how I grabbed one, but I did! Thank goodness I did not have to butcher our feather friends, maybe they were in an actor union. Either way I was happy but nervous. I mean, chicken is tough to cook and all. You could kill a judge with it- and I sure did not want to kill Chef Ramsay or have him say "Bleep" Logan its "bloody raw".


Then came the hard part four of my friends, I mean my favorite people got called up and in a shocking moment were set home. I can't tell you what that feels like - a bit happy I was safe, but really upset for my friends Nasir, Berry Coco, and Isabella. I mean we were just starting out on a life-time friendship!It was one of the lowest moments. I felt so bad.
We had a great excursion with them the next day but it just was not the same! I was really not sure I wanted to continue - it felt that bad. But that is the way this show and competition is played. It is the bad part - going home....
For me the journey continues - Join Team Logan!
Love the Cabbage Leaf,
Logan
TOP 12
Links to all my blog posts on the episodes:
Episode 7: MasterChef Junior Final Episode : I AM THE MASTERCHEF JUNIOR
Episode 6 : Episode 6 MasterChef Junior The Attack of The Salmon – Logan
Episode 5: Episode 5 The Pop Up In MasterChef Junior
Episode 4: MasterChef Junior Episode 4 Signature Dish
Episode 3: MasterChef Junior Episode 3 The Journey Continues
Episode 2: The MasterChef Junior Experience : Episode 2 - Pie??? Really!
Episode 1: MCJ2 I finally get into the Masterchef Kitchen
Pre-Show: The Beginning - From Memphis to Hollywood : MasterChef Junior Season 2
http://orderupwithlogan.blogspot.com/2014/11/the-beginning-from-memphis-to-hollywood.html
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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Saturday, November 1, 2014
The Beginning - From Memphis to Hollywood : MasterChef Junior Season 2
Walking in Memphis on a kid's food journey!
You may know I am on the cast of MCJ (MasterChef Junior Season 2 on FOX) and you may be scratching your head as to how a then 11 year old kid would want to take on the famous Gordon Ramsay and Graham and Joe....
Well lets go back in time to when I was little, I loved playing with fake food, real food and had my own restaurant going when I was like 5 or something. Someone gave me one of those order pads and I was all set. My plastic Kitchen was my favorite toy!

My Mom let me do real stuff too. I started making coffee when I was like 2 and I had a bench pushed up to the counter. I used to have a cook knife that could not cut you, but it could cut real food and I had a metzaluna for chopping veggies when I was 4 or so.

I made my first recipe for the JIF most creative sandwich contest when I was 9 and that won me a trip to NYC. I went on tv a bunch with my recipe and it was really fun. I got so disappointed I did not win the grand prize that my Mom suggested that I enter another contest and I won.
This was the Epicurious Healthy Lunch Challenge. I won a trip to Washington , DC and the chance to eat in the WHITE HOUSE. MRS OBAMA hugged me and the PRESIDENT shook my hand!
THAT is huge, I mean you can buy a trip to NY, but you can't buy a trip into the White House for dinner.

I created my own spice rub between the two trips and started packaging it for sale to raise money for Cub Scouts. It is cool to have my own spice rub and small business. I have a few blends now. I love blending up new flavors.
Then I heard that there was a Judging Class for our famous Memphis In May World Championship BBQ contest. I thought I could do that, and with a little help from the organizers, I got into the class. At the end of the training, I passed the course!
My Mom challenged me to make something for The Spam Cookoff at the Fair and I did pretty good, 2nd place. It was a play on a reuben sandwich and was pretty tasty. I got a fun Spam hat and Apron. I don't usually wear a hat, but, it was for a photo op.

I then got an email asking if I wanted to be in a cookbook called FutureChefs - I mean really- Of course I did, so I went into the kitchen and whipped up a new recipe and made it into the book- Page 168 if you want to check for me.
Of course, you see my Blog, I have had it up for about 3 years. I started it to do writing assignments in school and it just has grown and grown. It is fun to have, but it requires lots of work. I did get my review in the local paper and I have been recognized as a food blogger! Both really cool. It also let me get entrance into the Association of Food Journalist convention in Memphis and that was a blast!
I guess, I always have had chefie goals and dreams- food makes the most exciting journey!!!
So get in the kitchen and mix up some fun!
Love the Cabbage Leaf
Logan Masterchef Junior Contestant
PS. I forgot some of the work I do for people who are hungry- might have to be another post!
You may know I am on the cast of MCJ (MasterChef Junior Season 2 on FOX) and you may be scratching your head as to how a then 11 year old kid would want to take on the famous Gordon Ramsay and Graham and Joe....

My Mom let me do real stuff too. I started making coffee when I was like 2 and I had a bench pushed up to the counter. I used to have a cook knife that could not cut you, but it could cut real food and I had a metzaluna for chopping veggies when I was 4 or so.

This was the Epicurious Healthy Lunch Challenge. I won a trip to Washington , DC and the chance to eat in the WHITE HOUSE. MRS OBAMA hugged me and the PRESIDENT shook my hand!

I created my own spice rub between the two trips and started packaging it for sale to raise money for Cub Scouts. It is cool to have my own spice rub and small business. I have a few blends now. I love blending up new flavors.
Then I heard that there was a Judging Class for our famous Memphis In May World Championship BBQ contest. I thought I could do that, and with a little help from the organizers, I got into the class. At the end of the training, I passed the course!
I then got an email asking if I wanted to be in a cookbook called FutureChefs - I mean really- Of course I did, so I went into the kitchen and whipped up a new recipe and made it into the book- Page 168 if you want to check for me.
Of course, you see my Blog, I have had it up for about 3 years. I started it to do writing assignments in school and it just has grown and grown. It is fun to have, but it requires lots of work. I did get my review in the local paper and I have been recognized as a food blogger! Both really cool. It also let me get entrance into the Association of Food Journalist convention in Memphis and that was a blast!
I guess, I always have had chefie goals and dreams- food makes the most exciting journey!!!
So get in the kitchen and mix up some fun!
Love the Cabbage Leaf
Logan Masterchef Junior Contestant
PS. I forgot some of the work I do for people who are hungry- might have to be another post!
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Wednesday, October 29, 2014
WORLD SERIES - MasterChef Junior Style
I can tell you, I love to travel and I can be ready in a NY minute, so when an email came it with a chance to go to the World Series the next day, I said yes. Then I was off to pack my bag, and headed to Kansas City!
I met up with MCJer Jess and we then met up with Graham Elliot and that is when the fun JUST started!
Interviews and cameras. I finally got my apron and I felt awesome.
I mean it is WORLD SERIES on FOX and Masterchef Junior is on FOX. While I have no idea why they chose me as the one of the kids to go, I sure am not complaining.
Graham Elliot is just great! He is so nice and funny. I still have his autograph from last year and the letter he wrote me, but riding on a golf cart is WAY more fun! He talked to us about serious stuff like grades and discipline and cooking: Psych - he just really let us have a lot of fun!
He even got Jessica and I each a Kansas City Royal Hat and Foam Finger! I mean it really! How cool is that!!!
The game was great! That 2nd inning gave the Royals a huge lead and the crowd was so loud it was a blast! I had to stand for most of it cause those fans were crazy excited!!!
Now this is the insider tv part- they filmed us like we were there for game 7 not 6 and we will be on TV on game 7 instead of yesterday!!!
I think this is my most surprising blog ever- still shaking my head how a dull old Monday turned into a World Series Tuesday.
Thanks Graham Elliot for an awesome, cool, fun, exciting, once in a life time experience. Thanks Fox and Fox sports for letting it all happen!
Love the Cabbage Leaf,
Logan
GO ROYALS!!!!
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