Fire Masters - Season 2 (2019)

The chefs are fired up and create signature dishes in the Wildfire Round. Where there's smoke, there's fire, and the Crossfire Round definitely brings the heat. Finally, the judges are treated to breakfast for dinner in the last round.

The three competing Executive Chefs are lit up and ready to grill in the Wildfire Round. In the Crossfire Round, one chef gets juiced, and judges Nicole Gomes, Sarah Grueneberg and Amy Mills sit down to a fancy, flame-kissed feast.

The signature round begins as three chefs combat the clock and the elements in an attempt to secure their spot in the Crossfire Round. Judges Mike Callaghan, Connie DeSousa and Hugh Mangum dish out a grilling, and the last chef standing takes on a legendary pitmaster in a Portuguese-inspired feast.

The competing chefs feel the heat in the Wildfire Round with $10,000 on the line. The competition spices up in in the Crossfire Round, and in the Feast of Fire, the chefs try to keep calm and curry on while impressing the judges.

Three chefs bring their best flame game to the arena for a blazing battle. The Crossfire Round ignites some serious creativity, and the final feast is a fiery fiesta for judges

An international-inspired dish sees one chef's dream go up in flames; Crossfire Round offers a chance to ketchup; judges Andy Husbands, Eddie Jackson and Andrea Nicholson enjoy Greek feasts.

The competition beefs up in the crossfire round, and the Feast of Fire serves up ultimate comfort food to judges Connie DeSousa, Ray Lampe and Hugh Mangum.

The competition is fiery and fierce in the wildfire round as the chefs must re-imagine pantry staples for a shot at a spot in the final round; the Feast of Fire celebrates the flavors of a Hawaiian luau.

Three chefs are ready to scorch their competition for a chance to win $10,000. In the Crossfire Round, one chef decides to cheese it up a little and the judges feast on Moroccan-inspired dishes in the final round.