My Kitchen Rules on Channel 7 starts 9 September – everything you need to know

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My Kitchen Rules on Channel 7 starts 9 September – everything you need to know – Australia’s greatest dinner party is here! MKR premieres 9 September.

Get ready for Australia’s greatest dinner party when MKR returns to Channel 7 and 7plus 7.30pm, Monday 9 September.

At the head of the table, celebrity chefs Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge team up again – as co-hosts, judges and good mates – to search for the best home cooks in the country.

Every dish tells a story, and this season Manu and Colin are served some of the best home-cooked meals in the competition’s history as they travel the country to meet and judge Australia’s most passionate home cooks.

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Manu will taste “the best dish I’ve ever had on MKR in 14 years” as one team earns the highest score in MKR history.

“My Kitchen Rules is your personality on a plate, and that’s what food is all about,” Colin declares.

Manu adds: “It’s about respecting the ingredients and making delicious food while keeping your cool under pressure.”

Only the best of the best will make it to Kitchen HQ where one team will win $100,000 and be crowned MKR champions.

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MKR – Premieres 7.30pm Monday, 9 September on Channel 7 and 7plus.

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My Kitchen Rules on Channel 7 starts 9 September – everything you need to know

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