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TV’s food and cooking shows are continually battling to capture the attention of discerning viewer palates. Competing in a crowded market, producers are finding crazier challenges, wackier contestants, and more exotic locales. This fall is no different. From dining with President Barack Obama to getting in shape at a U.S. Army training boot camp to pint-sized chefs breaking down birds, say what you will about food TV — but it’s never boring.
Check out the upcoming premieres and catch up with new streaming content to get inspired in the kitchen this fall.
What Is It? Aspiring restaurateurs battle it out under chef Gordon Ramsay’s tutoring; the winner gets a chance to open his/her own eatery.
Premieres: Sept. 23, 9 p.m.
What Is It? The noted chef meets up with surprising guests as he explores the food and dining rituals of little-known areas of the world.
Premieres: Sept. 25, 9 p.m.
What Is It? Documentary and cooking series takes viewers inside the life of Chef Vivian Howard.
Premieres: week of Sept 23 (check local PBS station listings)
What Is It? Little chefs with take over the Chopped kitchen.
Premieres: Season in progress, Tuesdays 8 p.m.
What Is It? Rachael Ray and Anne Burrell lead teams of hapless celebrity recruits through eight weeks of culinary Boot Camp.
Premieres: Season in progress, Wednesdays 9 p.m.
What Is It? Season 3 of the streaming docu-series is the French Edition.
Premieres: Available now
What Is It? Chef Emeril Lagasse embarks on a food-fueled global exploration.
Premieres: Available now
What Is It? Home bakers compete in a baking competition in an effort to be crowned the winner.
Premieres: Sadly, season 7 isn’t available in the U.S., but you can catch older seasons on PBS.org or Netflix
Find more food & cooking series premiering this fall in our premiere dates guide
