Soul food season 3 episode 20 series#

Brown will be joined by some of the worldвЂ™s best chefs, Eric Adjepong and Melba Wilson as they critique the chefsвЂ™ weekly creations.ДЄdditional judges that will join Adjepong and Wilson include: вЂњThe Great Soul Food Cook-OffвЂќ is hosted by acclaimed chef and television show host Kardea Brown.

Soul food season 3 episode 20 series#

This series is a celebration of long-standing traditions we hope to introduce and spotlight for new and existing viewers as we shine a light on a few of todayвЂ™s most talented Black chefs and culinary curators.вЂќ вЂњOur audience cherishes time together as a family around the table and many have passed down favorite family recipes for generations. вЂњSoul food originated in the earliest African American communities and describes a style of cuisine that represents the creativity and skill of Black cooks from many cultures within the African diaspora,вЂќ said Tina Perry, president, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network. To watch the вЂњThe Great Soul Food Cook-OffвЂќ trailer, click HERE Eight chefs will go head-to-head throughout the show in this high-stakes, spiritual, and emotional competition, but only one competitor can take home the grand prize of $50,000. OWN has partnered with discovery+ via the original series, вЂњThe Great Soul Food Cook-Off,вЂќ in a cooking competition that finally spotlights the culinary contributions of Black chefs with challenges designed to highlight the past and present of soul food. Today, we see Black culture recognized like never before in music, film, fashion, TV, sports, and more, but that same cultural recognition remains long overdue in the kitchen.

The six-episode, one-hour series debuts on discovery+ on Saturday, November 20th, with new episodes every Saturday through December 18th. Los Angeles вЂ“ discovery+ and OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network announced today вЂњThe Great Soul Food Cook-Off,вЂќ a first-of-its-kind soul food cooking competition series celebrating Black chefs and the Black culinary traditions that are the cornerstone of American cuisine. Hosted By Kardea Brown With Judges Eric Adjepong and Melba Wilson, First-Ever Soul Food Cooking Competition Series Features the NationвЂ™s Finest African American Chefs and Their Inspired Cuisine