Selena Gomez slices and dices in 'Selena + Chef,' debuting Aug. 13 on the new HBO Max streaming service.
Selena Gomez arrives at WE Day California on April 19, 2018, in Inglewood, Calif. Gomez is taking the heat in the kitchen. The singer-actress slices and dices in "Selena + Chef," debuting Aug. 13 on the new HBO Max streaming service. The 10-episode series was shot in the kitchen of Gomez's new Los Angeles-area house. Her grandparents and two friends, who have been quarantining with her, serve as taste testers.
Guiding Gomez remotely are chefs Nyesha Arrington, Roy Choi, Tonya Holland, Daniel Holzman, Jon & Vinny, Candice Kumai, Ludo Lefebvre, Antonia Lofaso, Nancy Silverton and Angelo Sosa. They coach her through making such dishes as Korean breakfast tacos, matcha chocolate chip cookies, spicy miso ramen, seafood tostada and cheese souffle.
"I hope you're going to laugh because I look like a fool," she said. "I love cooking, I just don't know how to do it all the time."Gomez learned to use a wet towel to adjust the shape and position on the plate of a classic French omelette.Cooking at home has skyrocketed during the global pandemic, with people using it to alleviate boredom and anxiety.
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