Next Level Chef - Season 4

Season 4

Episodes

Social Media Chef Auditions
Eight social media chefs kick off the competition.

Home Chef Auditions
The auditions continue with the next group to show off their culinary skills -- the home cooks.

Pro Chef Auditions
Eight professional chefs must impress the judges in order to advance to the next stage.

Ciao Down
The chefs who qualified for the draft are matched with their mentors and are given a team challenge.

Grills Gone Wild
In the elimination round, two chefs go head-to-head and make an elevated dish using cauliflower.

Shoyu My Ramen
The mentors challenge the chefs to make a ramen dish while reaching from a fast moving platform.

The Menu
The chefs work to create a cohesive five-course meal, with the help of a few surprise sous chefs.

Beat the Heat
The remaining chefs are tasked with oven roasting, steaming or deep frying.

The Thunderdome
The chefs are no longer working on teams and must survive the next cooking challenge on their own.

A Very Special O' Cajun
The chefs are tasked with cooking Cajun dishes that blend southern flare with French influence.

Tapas In
The chefs experiment with Spanish cuisine; three chefs serve up vibrant plates of paella.

Bad to the Bone
The six chefs must cook protein with the bone in, which is no small feat in the essence of time.

Always Crust Your Instincts
The five remaining chefs are tasked with recreating Gordon Ramsay's beef Wellington without beef.

Final Level
The final three chefs must create an outstanding three-course meal in just 90 minutes.
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