Martha Stewart and Jose Andres will host a cooking competition series for NBC titled 'Yes, Chef!' The show will put hot-headed chefs to the test.

Martha Stewart and José Andrés, friends from the food world, are teaming up for a new cooking competition series coming to NBC. The pair will host and exec produce Yes, Chef! for the network. The series comes from Magical Elves,

Martha Stewart, the domestic doyenne extraordinaire, will be featured opposite chef José Andrés in Yes, Chef!, a new cooking competition that, per the descriptor, "aims to reform hot tempers, egos and attitudes in the heat of the kitchen.

The two celebrity chefs will be hosting a new NBC cooking show, 'Yes, Chef!' that will premiere in April Martha Stewart and José Andrés are joining forces to help mentor a group of hot-tempered chefs.

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NBC's new cooking competition series Yes, Chef! -- hosted by Martha Stewart and José Andrés -- will challenge 12 chefs with attitude problems through culinary tasks to test their personal growth. The winner,

Martha Stewart and José Andrés, two culinary icons in their own right, are coming together to host a new TV series on NBC, "Yes, Chef!"

Emmy Award-winning chefs José Andrés and Martha Stewart will take on the task of transforming 12 chef's whose personalities have led to a chaotic culinary lifestyle