A competitive and fast-paced, 11-part television series showcasing upcoming chefs from across Canada. THE NEXT GREAT CHEF is an intensely competitive and fast-paced, television documentary ...
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Title: The Next Great Chef (2005– )
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5 wins & 7 nominations.
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Lesia Burlak | ... | Herself - Judge / ... 22 episodes, 2005-2007 |
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John-Carlo Felicella | ... | Himself / ... 22 episodes, 2005-2007 |
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Bruno Marti | ... | Himself - Judge / ... 22 episodes, 2005-2007 |
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Jean Luc Piquemal | ... | Himself - Judge / ... 22 episodes, 2005-2007 |
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A competitive and fast-paced, 11-part television series showcasing upcoming chefs from across Canada. THE NEXT GREAT CHEF is an intensely competitive and fast-paced, television documentary series showcasing young chefs across Canada as they fight for the opportunity to become the nation's future star. THE NEXT GREAT CHEF is based on an existing competition organized by the Canadian Culinary Federation. Today, almost every young chef dreams of becoming a television chef. Scores of the young and talented hope to become the next Jamie Oliver, Rob Feenie or Nigela Lawson. THE NEXT GREAT CHEF gives those young professionals a chance to demonstrate their skills and ambitions in front of a national TV audience. But make no mistake: this is not the show about cooking. This show is about young people reaching for their dreams. In 10 half-hour episodes, two contenders from each province face-off in a battle of the culinary arts to win the taste buds and hearts of the jury and television ... Written by Anonymous
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2 December 2005 (Canada) See more »Company Credits
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Out of 54 shooting days, 11 were spent in a studio where completely functional kitchens were built. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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