It all came down to a final face-off between the final three on 'Top Chef: Just Desserts' (Wed., 10PM ET on Bravo). With $100,000 on the line, as well as a feature in 'Food and Wine Magazine,' the contestants were definitely feeling the pressure.

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For their final challenge, they had to make a dessert that represented someone important to them, as well as an entire table of desserts for display. Aesthetic presentation and flavor were equally important, as this was their last chance to impress.

While Sally's presentation and desserts were easily favored by the judges tonight, based on their reactions to her chocolate and caramel table -- the fact that everything looked like it belonged together went a long way for her visual presentation -- she didn't win 'Top Chef: Just Desserts.'

When the judges went into specifics on each dessert presented to them, Chris edged her out to take the second ever 'Just Desserts' title, along with the cash prize and magazine feature.