GSN has announced a new series called Beat the Chefs and No it dosent’ involve fighting with real chefs in a fist fight. So if you ever went to a restaurant and thought to yourself that you could make a better meal this is the show for you. Beat the Chefs is pitting amateur home cooks against serious professional chefs in an hour long combat for bragging rights and a cash prizes. The show will be hosted by Matt Rogers who was a finalist on American Idol and will air on GSN in 2013. The casting directors are now looking for male and female cooks who think they have the skill to make better meals than professional chefs.
Beat the Chefs is an hour-long show, in which everyday people who love to cook set out to prove that their family recipes are worth prize money and bragging rights. Each week, the show pits homegrown talents against three professional chefs as they cook the same dish—from firehouse chili to Grandma’s famous chicken and dumplings—with one question in mind: Whose tastes the best? A panel of critics will judge and decide if the amateurs can “beat the chefs.” Hosted by American Idol finalist Matt Rogers (“Coming Home,”) BEAT THE CHEFS is produced by RelativityREAL, with Tom Forman (“Extreme Makeover: Home Edition”) and Brian A. Veskosky (“Deal or No Deal,” “Don’t Forget the Lyrics,” “Fear Factor”) serving as Executive Producers.
There will also be guest stars each week including Eric Roberts, Cristina Ferrare and several others. The directors at GSN are now taking contestant applications for Beat the Chefs. If you are interested please submit your application along with a photo and a brief resume. Please keep checking back often for more information on the show and exact casting times and dates.
