Martha Stewart & José Andrés Team Up For A Bold New Cooking Competition Show

Photo: José Andrés via Facebook (Craig Barritt/Getty Images)

You know them, you love them—Martha Stewart, Snoop Dogg’s bestie, and José Andrés, one of my favorite philanthropic chefs, are teaming up for what’s bound to be our next cooking show obsession. Their new NBC series, Yes, Chef!, promises to blend the intensity of a cooking competition with the drama of personal transformation.

Not only will Stewart and Andrés co-host the show, but they’re also stepping in as executive producers. Yes, Chef! will feature 12 talented chefs—each nominated by colleagues or loved ones—competing not just in the kitchen, but in personal growth as well.

The twist? These chefs have undeniable skill, but their egos, intensity, stubbornness, or impatience have held them back. Expect Stewart and Andrés to serve up some sharp critiques as contestants navigate challenges testing their culinary abilities, teamwork, and behavior. The ultimate prize? A cool $250,000.

Yes, Chef! premieres Monday, April 28, at 10 p.m. on NBC, right after The Voice, and will be distributed globally by NBCUniversal Formats.

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