How Chopped: Desperately Seeking Sous Chef Is Different From Other Seasons
Chopped: Desperately Seeking Sous Chef is a new edition of the classic Food Network show, which differs from the original version in several ways. The show follows the traditional Chopped format of four chefs competing over three rounds, appetizer, entrée, and dessert, using ingredients from the mystery baskets. Legendary chefs Maneet Chauhan, Scott Conant, and Chris Santos serve as the judges of the competition, with Ted Allen returning as host.
The Food Network staple debuted in 2009 and has since had a rotating panel of celebrity chef judges including Maneet, Scott, Chris, Alex Guarnaschelli, Geoffrey Zakarian, Marc Murphy, Amanda Freitag, Aarón Sanchez, Marcus Samuelsson, and Elizabeth Karmel, among others. There have also been special editions of the show including Chopped: Champions, Chopped: All-Stars, Chopped: Grill Masters, Chopped: Juniors, and Chopped: Beat the Judges, among others, and a spin-off called Chopped: Sweets.
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Episodes of Chopped either air individually on Food Network or as parts of tournaments. The Chopped: Desperately Seeking Sous Chef season consists of a five-part tournament during which 16 sous chefs will compete for a never-before-seen grand prize. Here are some of the ways in which Chopped: Desperately Seeking Sous Chef differs from the original version.
Chopped: Desperately Seeking Sous Chef is different from the original Chopped because, instead of the usual prize of $10,000, this show is a contest to see which contestant will win the grand prize of becoming the next sous chef for Maneet, Scott, or Chris at one of their restaurants. This is the first time that Chopped has offered a prize of a job offer.
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