The Kitchen Stand

Amaya admits she hates mushrooms and she is appointed prosecuting attorney. Layla, on the other hand, loves mushrooms and is appointed defense attorney. To complete the defense, Chef Ismael Zhu arrives in court and agrees to cook the best he can in 20 minutes. The chef decides to prepare boneless mushrooms and a curious sweet mushroom treat. However, as the clock ticks down, the jury launches the Twist against the defense: a challenge that will test the chef's patience. The Twist is "The Claw of Flavor." Later the jury tastes the dishes and when the verdict arrives, the jury evaluates whether the chef and the defense have achieved their goal. Will they succeed in proving the mushrooms innocent?

The Little Grand Jury is confronted with chicken liver. Ethan says this ingredient makes him vomit and is named the prosecuting attorney. Mati will defend the liver because he claims it tastes delicious. Helping him will be Chef Solange Muris, who will make liver paté toast and a noodle soup with liver. Ethan will call a surprise witness to testify and reveal some secrets. The chef cooks with all odds against her and the jury uses the Twist of "The Double Filipina." In the end, the jury seems to condemn the defendant, but when the second dish arrives, the jury changes its mind, and the scales tip. Does the liver deserve to be innocent? Or will it remain in the dock?

The Little Grand Jury has to face one of the most controversial vegetables in the kitchen: eggplant. Nico decides to defend it with the help of Eduardo Palazuelos, a renowned chef who specializes in the fusion of Mexican and Thai cuisine. On the prosecution's side is Sofía, who is in charge of unmasking several things. First, the eggplant, which she says is a fruit and not a vegetable. Then, she suspects Natalia, the very young assistant to the chef, whom she puts through the Truth Machine to reveal the most intimate secrets. They discover that the young sous chef is none other than the chef's daughter and, among several questions, the machine reveals that eggplant is not an ingredient that the family likes very much.

It's time to enjoy dessert in the Little Grand Jury’s kitchen. To defend the papaya, Mathias counts on pastry chef Fer Covarrubias, who arrives at court ready to present her best techniques and decides to prepare papaya and white chocolate ice pops and some mousse cupcakes. Meanwhile, Faisy will be accompanied by Karim Juega. Everything is going well until the children activate a Twist to cook slowly and, in an unexpected turn of events, Amaya launches a second Twist that complicates everything. As time is running out, the chef finishes the dishes. There are mixed reactions to the dishes and the presentation and, after intense deliberation, the jury will determine the future of the papaya.

The Little Grand Jury faces another great villain: broccoli. Amaya decides to defend it while Nico will prosecute, arguing that it smells bad. Eva Quintanilla, the chef, arrives with an uncomplicated menu. Once she is cooking, Mathias activates the Twist and makes the chef run out of time and as if that wasn't enough, the jury launches another Twist that complicates the task. With little time and a lot of work to do, Amaya activates the "Turbo" mode and gets the chef to cook at double speed and finish the menu on time. In the end, the court tastes the first dish but is not convinced. On the verdict, the jury says that Chef Eva is innocent, but will broccoli also come out unharmed?

The time has finally come for the onion to be on trial. Layla accuses it of being a very sad vegetable because it makes people cry. Ethan defines it for its flavor and versatility. Chef Rodrigo Rivera-Río discovers that the court does not like raw onion and decides to prepare an onion cereal treat for children and a charred meteorite. In the middle of cooking, the jury launches the Onion Layers Twist, which complicates the defense's task. Meanwhile, Faisy calls a surprise witness: the influencer Lara Campos. In the Proving Room, lawyers and jurors are amazed by the chef's creativity and the taste of the dishes. In the final verdict, the jury applauds the chef's effort, recognizing his talent, but do they declare the onion guilty or not guilty?