Recipe for Deception

Recipe for Deception (2016)

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Bravo Media cooks up a battle of secrets and knives in its newest culinary competition series "Recipe for Deception" premiering Thursday, January 21 at 10pm ET/PT. Judges Chris Oh and Jonathan Waxman join host Max Silvestri in this fast-paced and innovative competition show where a chef's ability to lie is almost as important as their culinary skill. In each episode, Silvestri guides four new chefs through three head-to-head elimination rounds in which they are tasked with creating a stunning dish featuring a main ingredient. The twist is that they have no idea what that ingredient is while they are cooking. Based on the popular parlor game "Two Truths and a Lie," competing chefs ask each other three "yes or no" questions to determine what their mystery component is, and their opponent answers strategically with two truthful answers and one outright lie. Judges Oh and Waxman grade the chefs on their final dishes based on overall quality and how well they incorporate their secret ingredient. In the final round, eliminated chefs have a chance to scheme their way back into the competition by trading potentially valuable information about the undisclosed ingredient for a chance at the $10,000 prize.

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Scheduleevery Thursday at 22:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E10In The CanMar 24, 2016
S01E09We Can Pickle ThatMar 17, 2016
S01E08Two Truths and a LentilMar 10, 2016
S01E07Sweet DeceitMar 3, 2016
S01E06Celebrity EditionFeb 25, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Recipe for Deception premiere?

Recipe for Deception premiered on January 21, 2016.

Who hosted Recipe for Deception?

Recipe for Deception was hosted by Max Silvestri.

What was the premise of Recipe for Deception?

Recipe for Deception was a cooking competition where chefs had to hide secret ingredients in their dishes, and the judges had to guess the secret ingredient.

How many contestants competed in each episode of Recipe for Deception?

There were four contestants competing in each episode of Recipe for Deception.

Who were the judges on Recipe for Deception?

The judges on Recipe for Deception were Jonathan Waxman, Jet Tila, and Aarti Sequeira.

In which city was Recipe for Deception filmed?

Recipe for Deception was filmed in Los Angeles.

What was the grand prize for the winner of Recipe for Deception?

The grand prize for the winner of Recipe for Deception was $10,000.

How long was each episode of Recipe for Deception?

Each episode of Recipe for Deception was 60 minutes long.

Were there any twists in Recipe for Deception?

Yes, there were twists in Recipe for Deception where contestants had to switch stations or change their meal's price.

How did the judges guess the secret ingredient in Recipe for Deception?

The judges on Recipe for Deception guessed the secret ingredient by asking three yes-or-no questions about the ingredient.

Who was the winner of Recipe for Deception?

The winner of Recipe for Deception was Jon Lovitch.

How many episodes were there in the first season of Recipe for Deception?

There were ten episodes in the first season of Recipe for Deception.

Was Recipe for Deception renewed for a second season?

No, Recipe for Deception was not renewed for a second season.

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