John Torode served up ‘burnt and inedible’ mac and cheese on Monday’s This Morning – as viewers revealed their disgust at the offering.The chef, 61, offered up the overcooked pasta dish and hosts Sian Welby and Dermot O’Leary were forced to tuck into it and give their feedback.The chef acknowledged that it was a little overdone as he pulled the tray out of the oven.He cautiously told them: ‘Oh, it’s gone a bit spooky across the top, but that’s OK,’ as they got their forks at the ready.Fans were quick to take to X to call out John’s cooking, as they penned: ‘Hahahaha looks a bit burnt.’;’Burnt food is delish, yeah right…’; ‘Don’t think its meant to be that colour!’; ‘Was that caramelised John?’ John Torode served up ‘burnt and inedible’ mac and cheese on Monday’s This Morning – as viewers revealed their disgust at the offering The chef, 61, offered up the overcooked pasta dish and hosts Sian Welby and Dermot O’Leary were forced to tuck into it and give their feedback The chef acknowledged that it was a little overdone as he pulled the tray out of the oven. He cautiously told them: ‘Oh, it’s gone a bit spooky across the top, but that’s ok’It comes after earlier this month it was revealed that John has sold his plush north London home for £1.8million, 15 months after he was axed as a judge on BBC’s MasterChef.The Daily Mail revealed that he and wife Lisa Faulkner, 54, knocked £105,000 off the asking price to secure the deal, but the couple are still set to make almost £600,000 after buying the end-of-terrace house for £1.2million in 2015.The property has been used to film the pair’s hit YouTube cooking show, John And Lisa’s Kitchen And Home, which has accumulated more than 1.3 million views and 23,000 subscribers.Prospective buyers had been able to view the couple’s kitchen in estate agent photos and on guided tours around the five-bedroom home in Muswell Hill.The bespoke kitchen and diner, which leads to a south-facing garden, was central to the extensive renovation project the couple took on, which also included the installation of stunning designer bathroom suites and double-glazed timber sash windows.The pair, who married in 2019 having met on Celebrity MasterChef ten years earlier, transformed the three-floor property while managing to maintain its original Edwardian features.The five-bedroom residence also features a quaint garden with a modern office at the end of the lawn.Former Holby City star Lisa recently revealed she was using the peaceful surroundings of her garden to recover from an operation, having been diagnosed with breast cancer in April.Speaking to The Times, she said: ‘I’ve been in a bubble with my family and friends, sitting in the garden with Johno, doing word searches and puzzles. Fans were quick to take to X to call out John’s cooking, as they penned: ‘Hahahaha looks a bit burnt’ It comes after earlier this month it was revealed that John and his wife Lisa have sold their plush north London home for £1.8million, 15 months after he was axed as a judge on BBC’s MasterChef ‘In every situation that has happened [to us] there have been dark days, but the light has been quite amazing. And if you keep searching for the light, I think that’s what you take from it.’I said to Johno recently, ‘All I want to do is cook with you in our kitchen for YouTube, and act, and if that is my life, I’ll be so happy.”The couple are understood to have put the house on the market earlier this year, and Land Registry documents show the sale has now gone through for £1,795,000.The move comes after John’s lucrative 20-year stint on MasterChef came to an end after an allegation he sang along to the Kanye West song Gold Digger, which includes a racist word in its lyrics, at a 2019 wrap party was upheld.He insisted he could not remember the incident but after an investigation by the BBC, his contract was not renewed.His departure came days after fellow judge Gregg Wallace, 61, was sacked over unacceptable behaviour, which included claims he groped one MasterChef worker and pulled his trousers down in front of another.The pair have now been replaced by broadcaster and restaurant critic Grace Dent and Irish chef and restaurateur Anna Haugh.