My Kitchen Rules viewers have been left stunned after a team served up a ‘mummified’ pigeon dish to the shock of their co-stars.Contestants Shane and Jane appalled their co-stars during Monday night’s episode by serving up a questionable pigeon dish which left them feeling queasy.Jane, who has developed a reputation for her fiery outspoken persona, confidently told producers that their masterstock pigeon dish would be a smash hit with co-stars.’It looks beautiful and refined on the plate. I feel this is going to be a 10,’ Jane said.However, the cooking process didn’t go as planned, and Jane admitted as she prepared the dish that she feared she had overcooked it.’It tastes really dry! It is the complete opposite of what we wanted, it is super dry, the pigeon is mummified!’ a horrified Jane admitted. My Kitchen Rules stars Shane and Jane served up a questionable pigeon dish on Monday night’s episode Jane, who has developed a reputation for her fiery outspoken persona, confidently told producers that their masterstock pigeon dish would be a smash hit ‘I don’t know what to do with it. I feel like an absolute failure. The scale of the cook was a little overwhelming,’ she continued. The pair were then forced to ‘pivot’ their plans by throwing the pigeon dish into a pressure cooker to see if it would tenderise the food. Unfortunately, it didn’t help the dish at all and a horrified Jane was forced to admit their plans had failed.’The pressure cooker didn’t do anything! The stupid bird is getting worse and worse. This is an absolute nightmare!’ she complained.In a last-ditch attempt to salvage their cooking trial, the pair served up just the pigeon heads alongside a pancake dish, hoping their fellow contestants would approve of the variety.But things went from bad to worse when cast members brutally slammed the meal.’This pigeon looks like it has been in the crematorium,’ one person sniped. ‘Pigeon is dry, dry, dry! I did not expect this from them,’ a second contestant added.Join the discussionShould risky dishes with shocking results be applauded for creativity or slammed for poor execution?What’s your view? However, the cooking process didn’t go as planned Judges Colin Fassnidge and Manu Feildel did not hold back when criticising the mealJudge Colin Fassnidge did not hold back when criticising the pair’s dish.’The pigeon was overcooked! You have to serve it pink, otherwise it is overcooked,’ he said. ‘It’s like you know what to put together… but you don’t know how to execute it!’ a disappointed Manu Feildel added.Jane and Shane later reflected on the feedback, optimistically claiming that things had to improve from here on.’That was the worst… but hopefully it will be the worst,’ they said.