How to watch Martha Stewart & José Andrés' 'Yes, Chef!'
NBC's new cooking competition, "Yes, Chef!", is hosted by Martha Stewart and José Andrés.
Twelve chefs, nominated by loved ones, compete for a $250,000 prize.
The show premieres Monday at 10 p.m. ET on NBC and can be streamed on Fubo (live) or Peacock (next day).
Do you love cooking? What about watching an intense competition to create the finest masterpieces in the culinary world? You're in luck!
NBC is set to debut a new cooking competition series titled, 'Yes, Chef!'—with a lineup of hosts that include entrepreneur Martha Stewart and famed chef José Andrés, who will anchor the series.
In the cooking competition show, 12 chefs, who were nominated by their family, co-workers and friends, are selected to go through rigorous tests as they look to sharpen their culinary capabilities. The winner of the competition earns $250,000.
The show airs at 10 p.m. ET Monday on NBC. Don't have cable? There are two ways to watch the series through Fubo or Peacock. Here's how you can access both:
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How to watch 'Yes, Chef!' on Fubo
If you're looking to watch 'Yes, Chef!' on Monday night, Fubo allows you to do so for free through its seven-day free trial.
Once that's up, Fubo has two main plans, with the pro plan starting at $84.99/month. The pro plan includes 222 channels and unlimited cloud DVR.
Fubo's elite plan, which goes for $94.99/month, includes 292 channels, unlimited cloud DVR and the option to watch on up to 10 screen.
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Stream 'Yes, Chef!' on Peacock
Alternatively, you're able to stream 'Yes, Chef!' on NBC's streaming service, Peacock. However, the show will not be available to watch on the Peacock until the following day.
Peacock has two plans available for consumers. The premium plan is Peacock's most popular, which is $7.99 per month or annually at $79.99.
The second option is Peacock premium plus. A monthly subscription is $13.99 per month while its annual plan is $139.99 per year.
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