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Kudos To The Indian Origin Master Chef
Baker, who left his job as a sales director for a career in kitchen, won the judges over with his exciting and imaginative fusion of Indo-Western flavours.
John Torode, the very famous Australian born British chef who specialises in 'Australasian food' described Baker's recipes as "the most amazing fusion food I've ever tasted" while Media Presenter, Greg Wallace said he had "the palate of an angel."
Baker revealed that he kept the news of his victory a secret from loved ones since filming of the 2010 series finished six months ago.
"I've been keeping the result a secret since filming finished six months ago. I didn't even tell my mother," said Baker.
Baker plans to open a pop-up restaurant with other finalists. He is also going to open his own restaurant in a few month's time.
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