MASTERCHEF viewers have been left fuming about a contestant's 'criminal' dish - and warn she'll be banned from her hometown.
The BBC One show kicked off with contestants desperate to impress hosts Gregg Wallace and John Torode.
But one contestant's attempt to make Yorkshire puddings didn't go according to plan.
A lot was left to be desired when Jo, 56, got to work on making the favourite dish.
The Yorkshires came out of the oven completely flat - and viewers at home quickly noticed the mistake.
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As judge John Torode held one of them up, fans snapped on social media saying they 'didn't qualify' to be placed next to a Sunday roast.
One said: "#MasterChef... that was never a Yorkshire Pudding!"
A second commented: "You can't have a flat yorkshire pudding."
"Oh my god that was not a Yorkshire Pudding," fumed a third.
While a fourth commented: "She's banned from Yorkshire for crimes against Yorkshire pudding."
Meanwhile, fans had another complaint about the standard of dishes for a tribute challenge.
Telly fans flocked to Twitter to complain as chef Matthew revealed what he was cooking.
Inspired by TV chef Ainsley Harriott, he whipped up a delicious jerk chicken, mac and cheese and plantain.
While judge Gregg was blown away by it, fans had other ideas.
