Imagine watching a movie, leaving the theater and never eating meat again. That’s what happened to singer-songwriter Brandon Jenner after watching a 2011 food documentary. Forks above knives.
Years later, Brandon, 42, and his wife, Cayley Stoker Jenner, are taking what they’ve learned following a plant-based lifestyle and sharing that knowledge in At home with the Jennersan upcoming cooking series on streaming network UnchainedTV that will highlight farm-to-table recipes.
“I feel better, I feel lighter and I have more energy,” Brandon tells PEOPLE. “Meals don’t bother me anymore.”
In the trailer they share exclusively with PEOPLE, the Jenners cook and plate a pasta dish made with ingredients from their Malibu garden.
“The garden veggie pasta has Swiss chard and cherry tomatoes from the garden, and this wonderful vegan sausage that we love,” says Cayley, 37. “I like to use chickpea pasta to keep it light, and toast some pine nuts to throw on top for a nutty texture and flavor. A squeeze of lemon brightens it up, and a good drizzle of fine extra virgin olive oil really accentuates the flavor.”
That’s just one of the many recipes viewers will discover when At home with the Jenners premiering full episodes this summer. For now, people can watch three short teaser videos on UnchainedTV.
The Jenners, who married in January 2020 and welcomed twins the same year, will also discuss parenting in the series.
IN At home with the Jenners.
Brandon and Cayley Jenner with Eva James, Bo and Sam.
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“The kids are often in the kitchen with us and live to see what’s being made,” adds Cayley. “As any parent with young children knows, they are stubborn. I think that being part of it all inspires them to try more new foods. Most of the time they are surprised at how much they like it. They like to collect eggs from chickens.”
The series, directed and produced by Emmy-winning creator Eamonn McCrystal, will also star 14 of Jenner’s pets.
Viewers will get a glimpse of their tortoise, Tortellini (“My dream pet,” Cayley admits), their two dogs Onyx (“main guard dog”) and Luda (“the cutest and giant lap dog”) and their 11 chickens. And, yes, the chickens have names: Goldie McGlittershorts, Lady Black Bear, Night Shadow Le Claire, Teacup, Treena, Matilda “Tilly” McDouglas, Lady Marmalade, Apricot, Pepper and Anne of Gray Gables.
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The Jenners in their garden.
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Brandon, son of songwriter Linda Thompson and reality star Caitlyn Jenner, is no stranger to television, having appeared in the Keeping up with the Kardashianswith, Princes of Malibu and other shows.
The idea for this show has been brewing in Brandon’s mind for four years and he is thrilled that Cayley will showcase her talents to the world.
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The Jenners cook in Malibu.
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“She’s an amazing cook,” says Brandon. “She makes the most amazing dish with ease…I always felt that her personality, vibe and her cooking skills would add so much value to other people’s lives.”
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