John Torode and Gregg Wallace are the judges on which TV programme?
John Torode way for larger projects. In 2005, the BBC television show "MasterChef" was re-launched with an updated format and with Torode and Wallace as presenters replacing Gary Rhodes. Torode was chosen instead of food critic AA Gill. By 2011, the show had been sold to 25 countries. Torode has said in interviews that he enjoys that the show is unscripted and that the cameras are just there to capture the genuine interactions between the judges and the contestants. The show subsequently spawned a spin-off, also hosted by Torode and Wallace, called "Celebrity MasterChef". In October 2009, Torode opened a restaurant near
John Torode asking for them to be put on the menu. In later interviews, Torode described Conran as a "genius". While working at Quaglino's, Torode first met Gregg Wallace, whose company supplied the vegetables for the restaurant. He cooked on ITV1's "This Morning" in 1996, and continued in that role until 2000. In 1998, his cookbook "The Mezzo Cookbook" won the James Beard Foundation Award for "Best Food Photography". He opened his former restaurant in Smithfield, London in 2000, called "Smiths of Smithfields". After a year, he opened a second restaurant, called Cafeteria, near Notting Hill Gate, this has since closed, making