Outchef’d returns to Food Network to bring some other chefs the surprise of a lifetime. The second season of the popular series will air on Thursday, June 15, at 9:30 p.m. ET. The show will also be available to watch on Discovery Plus and the Food Network.
As in previous seasons, host Eddie Jackson will surprise confident home cooks who believe they will make the audition. The chefs will have to prepare a more delicious dish than some of the world’s most famous chefs, and the dishes will be judged by a blind tasting panel of four ordinary people. To win a cash prize of $5,000, a home chef only needs one vote.
The second season of Outchef’d also had some surprise guests.
To win the tournament, world famous chefs will need all four votes. The chefs of this season are:
- Alex Guarnaschelli is the chef of the famous Butter restaurant in New York.
- Antonia Lofaso: owner of Scopa Italian Roots and contestant on Top Chef
- Darnell Ferguson: Super Chef Hate Match Host
- Eric Adjepong: Alex vs. American MC and Top Chef season 16 finalist
- Geoffrey Zakarian is a New York restaurant owner and a member of Chopped.
Joe Sasto: former RN74, Cotogna and Cal Mare player. Kelsey Bernard Clark is the owner of KBC Restaurant and Catering. Outchef would describe the Food Network as follows:
“Food Network star Eddie Jackson has surprised amateur chefs with a one-of-a-kind opportunity: compete in a cooking round against the most competitive, acclaimed, and fearsome celebrity chefs best of the world.” To balance the odds, the home chef only needs ONE VOICE from a group of random tasters to win $5,000.”
Host Marcus, businessman Trent, project manager Mike Mazza, high school band leader Jonathan, manager Ariana and Mike Ryan are among the local chefs featured on Outchef’d. In each episode, one of these chefs will try to beat a famous chef. Among other things, they will make lobster and mac & cheese. Outchef’d also has surprise guests.
Eddie Jackson is the host of various cooking shows.
Eddie Jackson, 24, is a chef from Americus, Georgia. He attended the University of Arkansas and played football for them. He previously played for the Carolina Panthers, Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots. On the other hand, Eddie tore his ACL while playing for the Miami Dolphins. Jackson retired in 2008 and bought a food truck in Houston to pursue his longtime passion for cooking.
Since then, he won the Food Network Star in 2015 and the MasterChef in 2013. He then launched his own TV show, BBQ Blitz, which lasted just six episodes in 2015. Eddie has hosted the Kids BBQ Championships since 2016 and is a regular judge on Grandma’s Conflict. He also hosts the Christmas Cookie Challenge. Jackson was a judge on Halloween Wars seasons 11 and 12 and was the team leader of BBQ Brawl.
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