Both were winners. They were both very gracious towards each other and the were more or less equally matched. I'm sorry that they couldn't both wiin.

im a fan of kitchen nightmares, i decided to give this a go, and enjoyed it.. i think it was clear that the desert is what finished adrian off.. shame.. i really didnt like jennifer at all.. but this isnt a popularity contest afterall.. still, it was hard to see one of the people i liked the least, win

i feel like ramsay tends to pick seemingly less talented cooks as the winner of all his shows, and thier typically white girls. that arent even that pretty. but if u ever watch any of his other shows like hells kitchen, he historically pics a white girl to win it. i dunno if thats by chance or he actually does like doing that. and almost always, i feel like they didnt deserve to win.

They should change the format of the finale, because it's really not that exciting. 3 course meal? Meh. It's basically just an extended elimination challenge. If anything it should be 5 courses. That being said, both Jennifer and Adrian were great competitors, not only because of the quality of their food and their level of passion, but also the quality of their characters. Throughout the season they both stayed away from unnecessary bad-mouthing and petty bashing, unlike Suzy and Christian, who in my opinion were the most arrogant, rude people on the show (not to say they didn't have talent). And contrary to some of these comments, both Jennifer and Adrian had bad challenges and the point of the finale wasn't assessing their entire performance--it was about their last cook-off. So let's just be happy it wasn't Suzy and stop saying Jennifer and Adrian didn't deserve the finals or that Jennifer won off of being the "pretty white girl" because everybody knows Gordon Ramsay would never, ever pick looks over food. And that's why we watch his shows.