When Rachael Ray's first started off at Food Network, I used to watch her shows often. I am looking forward to watch this new Kids Cook-Off show that she will be hosting. Cooking is an important life skill and as a parent, I think it is important for us to get our children involved in the kitchen. I think this show will make school age children to be inspired to get involved in learning to cook.
It would be fun to watch how these young multi-talented junior chefs will be challenged, and to see what their obstacles will be and how they will overcome the obstacles to impress their host Rachael Ray, as well as their all-star guest judges each week. It would also be interesting to watch how the kidtestants will be articulating their culinary point of view and bringing their food to life because only one of the competitors can take home the grand prize and be crowned winner of this cook-off.
It would be fun to watch how these young multi-talented junior chefs will be challenged, and to see what their obstacles will be and how they will overcome the obstacles to impress their host Rachael Ray, as well as their all-star guest judges each week. It would also be interesting to watch how the kidtestants will be articulating their culinary point of view and bringing their food to life because only one of the competitors can take home the grand prize and be crowned winner of this cook-off.
Rachael Ray’s Kids Cook-Off competitors include:
- Chandler (Carnesville, Georgia; age 12),
- Chris (Ann Arbor, Michigan; age 13),
- Juliana (Marietta, Georgia; age 11),
- Nicholas (Edward, Colorado; age 10),
- Olivia (Yonkers, New York; age 11),
- Sabrina (Indianapolis, Indiana; age 11),
- Scarlett (Hollywood, California; age 11),
- and Zach (Olathe, Kansas; age 12).
The guest judges will include, Sunny Anderson, Scott Conant, Amanda Freitag, Alex Guarnaschelli, Robert Irvine, Jeff Mauro, Daymon Patterson, Marcus Samuelsson and Fabio Viviani who will mentor and guide the kidtestants through culinary challenges, from preparing the perfect well-balanced bite, to creating “desserts in disguise” inspired by the new movie Hotel Transylvania 2.
Episodes include:
Episodes include:
Monday, August 24th at 8pm ET/PT “Fusion Impossible”
Rachael and guest
judge Robert Irvine (Restaurant: Impossible) present the chefs with their first challenge to find out what makes each kid
unique to decide who will make it to the next round.
August 31st at 8pm ET/PT “Fast Food Feud”
Seven kidtestants will put their own spin on a fast-food classic. The competition to win their own web series heats up as food critic and Internet video star Daymon Patterson (Daym Drops) joins Rachael to judge this cook-off.
Seven kidtestants will put their own spin on a fast-food classic. The competition to win their own web series heats up as food critic and Internet video star Daymon Patterson (Daym Drops) joins Rachael to judge this cook-off.
September 7th at 8pm ET/PT “Hasta La Pasta”
The six remaining kid chefs are put to the test as they show off their signature flavors in a pasta dish, and create their own food product. The competition is fierce, as they must impress Rachael and Fabio Viviani (Cutthroat Kitchen: Superstar Sabotage) to stay in the running.
The six remaining kid chefs are put to the test as they show off their signature flavors in a pasta dish, and create their own food product. The competition is fierce, as they must impress Rachael and Fabio Viviani (Cutthroat Kitchen: Superstar Sabotage) to stay in the running.
September 14th at 8pm ET/PT “Family-Style Showdown”
The five remaining kid chefs cook and present the dish that changed their lives. Sunny Anderson (The Kitchen) joins Rachael to help decide which kids will continue on in the competition.
The five remaining kid chefs cook and present the dish that changed their lives. Sunny Anderson (The Kitchen) joins Rachael to help decide which kids will continue on in the competition.
September 21st at 8pm ET/PT
“Monster Meals” The kidtestants cook up monstrous meals inspired by the release of Hotel Transylvania 2. The competition is heating up, and
guest judge Jeff Mauro (The Kitchen) must choose the three kids who will continue on to the finale for the chance to win the
cook-off competition.
September 28th at 8pm ET/PT
“Grand Finale Cook-Off” In the finale, three kid chefs battle it out one last time to win a $20,000 culinary scholarship and their own Foodnetwork.com
web series. The stakes are high as they cook to impress Chopped judges Scott Conant, Alex Guarnaschelli, Amanda
Freitag and Marcus Samuelsson. Only one kidtestant will take home the grand prize.
Hope you will join this exiting adventure of the young children during the six-episode season that will start on August 24th 8pm ET/PT, and end on September 28th.
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Interesting, I will have to check it out for our nieces!
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