After 4 seasons on Max, Selena Gomez’s hit cooking present Selena + Chef is formally making its broadcast debut this coming holidays.
The Meals Community has introduced the upcoming premiere of Selena + Chef: Residence for the Holidays. It should see the Golden Globe nominee again within the kitchen, the place she’ll learn to prepare dinner the right vacation meals. The four-part particular is scheduled to premiere on November 30 on the Meals Community, adopted by its streaming launch on Max.
“The vacations have at all times meant a lot to me. It was an honor to have these superb cooks in my kitchen to introduce a few of their favourite meals and what makes the vacations particular for them,” Gomez mentioned in an announcement.
What to anticipate in Selena + Chef: Residence for the Holidays?
Selena + Chef: Residence for the Holidays will function all-star cooks Eric Adjepong, Alex Guarnaschelli, Michael Symon, and Claudette Zepeda, who will introduce their favourite dishes and share their culinary knowledge to Gomez. Along with the singer-actress, the particular may also embody visitor appearances by Gomez’s grandparents and sister Gracie.
“Over the course of the 4 specials, the cooks will stroll Selena and her finest buddy, Raquelle Stevens, via their culinary paces to make the season nice,” reads the logline. “In Selena + Alex, Chef Alex Guarnaschelli and Selena put together roast beef and ‘Chantilly’ mashed potatoes for a tree-trimming occasion. In Selena + Michael, Michael Symon pops by for a ‘Surf & Turf’ Christmas as he and Selena deal with steaks and lobster. In Selena + Claudette, Chef Claudette Zepeda plans a Mexican feast with a conventional Latin Christmas dish of tamales and a singular twist on a historic salad. Then, in Selena + Eric, it’s time to ring within the New Yr with Chef Eric Adjepong for a brunch that features Shrimp & Banana Grits and Malva Pudding.”
The present is govt produced by showrunner Shauna Minoprio, Gomez, Eli Holzman, Aaron Saidman and Melissa Stokes. It hails from Sony Photos Tv’s The Mental Property Company (IPC) and Gomez’s July Moon Productions.