Worst Cooks in America

Past Events

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  Worst Cooks in America

  Apr 07, 2013

  Host Bobby Flay hopes to finally end chef Anne Burrell's 3-0 winning record; one home cook will receive a $25,000 grand prize for their efforts.
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  Worst Cooks in America

  Mar 09, 2013

  Hosts Bobby Flay and Anne Burrell teach the 10 remaining recruits about various flavor combinations; the competitors work with guest Willie Degel in a challenge that involves preparing delicious gelato and tasty burgers.
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  Worst Cooks in America

  Mar 08, 2013

  Hosts Bobby Flay and Anne Burrell teach the 10 remaining recruits about various flavor combinations; the competitors work with guest Willie Degel in a challenge that involves preparing delicious gelato and tasty burgers.
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  Worst Cooks in America

  Mar 07, 2013

  Hosts Bobby Flay and Anne Burrell teach the 10 remaining recruits about various flavor combinations; the competitors work with guest Willie Degel in a challenge that involves preparing delicious gelato and tasty burgers.
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  Worst Cooks in America

  Feb 17, 2013

  TV Network - Food Network
  

  Tonight, for the start of season four, we're getting a rematch between series champion Anne Burrell and Bobby Flay.  The real question is if one of these team leaders might possibly have one of the worst cooks in America under their wing.  We think not.  You want one of the worst cooks in America, you should see our mom try to cook.  My goodness, we had home cooked food every night for dinner and yet it still never got any better.  Have you ever heard of microwaved sundried tomatoes?  Yeah, they don't work.
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  Worst Cooks in America

  Feb 12, 2012

  TV Network - Food Network
  

  Anne Burrell (whose teams won the previous two seasons) is back again this year to challenge Bobby Flay's squad of hapless cooks.  Of course, if you ask us, the show ought to actually be trying to find the worst cooks in America and then award its prize to the worst of the worst (or would that make them the best of the worst?).  Instead, the show tries to make these horrific cooks better, and gives the most improved a $25,000 prize.  Wouldn't it be so much more awesome if it was the cook who simply couldn't get better who got the money?  We don't know how you'd test for that sort of thing, but we're pretty convinced that it could--and should--be done.