Kasey and Karena were awarded eight points for their 'slightly mushy' crayfish, and eight for their lamb.
The contestants then headed to judge Josh Emett's new Queenstown restaurant, Madame Woo, where they prepared and served Asian-style hors d'oeuvres for 180 VIP guests, invited to the restaurant's grand opening. Both duos were awarded 18 points out of 20 for the food they produced.
Finally they were given three hours to cook three of the judges' own dishes a complicated spin on a ham, cheese and tomato sandwich made with kuzu bread, Iberico ham, tomato jam, spaghetti mozzarella, olive oil caviar and walnut snow, accompanied by gazpacho consomme jelly with a burrata sphere; pork fillet wrapped in savoy cabbage with a braised pig's head terrine, buttercup and maple puree, caramelised onion petals, asparagus, sugar snap peas and a mustard seed pickle; and a chocolate trifle cake with layers of chocolate sponge, chocolate custard, prunes and strawberries marinated in sherry, whipped cream and chocolate curls.
Bec and Jaimie's chocolate sponge was awarded 14 out of 20 points.
Their pork main was a little overcooked and earned 18 points while their entree was missing basil and the buratta sphere, and scored 15 out of 20. In all they scored 83 points.
Kasey and Karena's dessert was dubbed "a very handsome gateau", with a "perfect" sponge and "beautifully marinated prunes". It was awarded 16 points. Their main also scored 16 points and their entree scored the full 20 points, taking their total to a winning 86 points.
Their $100,000 prize package includes two Skoda Rapid Spaceback cars, $15,000 worth of designer kitchen appliances from Fisher and Paykel, $5000 in kitchenware courtesy of Stevens, $15,000 worth of groceries from Countdown and an exclusive MasterChef cookbook deal. APN News & Media