Sky-High Cuisine 13 photos Next GallerySkydiving Challenge - The Dishes 9993266 The chefs share a picture-perfect moment after skydiving to their first challenge on 'Top Chef Masters.' 9993271 That must be a smile of relief that Jenn gets to work with real knives instead of butter knives. 9993276 Douglas gets to work on his dish, but Sang's choice to skydive gave him an hour's worth more of cooking time. 9993281 The chefs celebrate their skydiving victory. 9993286 Good thing Odette's sous chef chose one of her boss' favorite ingredients -- cauliflower -- for her challenge-winning dish. 9993291 Odette and Jennifer are playing nice now, but just wait for the competition to heat up. 9993296 All the chefs were eager to see one of their idols, David Burke, jump out of a plane. 9993301 Even after falling hundreds of miles from the sky, Neal is cool as a cucumber and ready for whatever challenge is thrown at him. 9993306 Looks like skydiving gave Chef Sandoval just the energy surge he needed for his first challenge. 9993311 Franklin's probably satisfied that the critics appreciated that he poached some delicious halibut in unconventional conditions. 9993316 Bryan looks like he fits right in with the veteran chef crowd. 9993321 They seem pleasant for now, but don't be fooled by some of the toughest critics in the food biz! Previous Pause Next 1 of 12
