Fifteen years after The Simple Life with Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton returns to her reality TV roots with her very own Netflix cooking show, Cooking With Paris. The show is nostalgic and incredibly entertaining as she channels her persona as the clueless heiress who famously said, "If someone ever asks you to do something for them, do it really bad so you never have to do it again." 

The format of the show sees her inviting a slew of famous—or rather, infamous—faces to join her on her culinary journey at her Beverly Hills mansion, including Kim Kardashian, Lele Pons, and Demi Lovato. Each episode is more outrageous than the last as she navigates her own kitchen in impeccable designer outfits, pulling out spatulas studded with Swarovski crystals and sprinkling dishes with unhealthy amounts of edible glitter. 

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See another side of former Disney singer and actress Selena Gomez on her eponymous cooking show on HBO Max. In this series, she invites us into her home and shares a glimpse into her everyday life with friends and family as she learns how to cook dishes from world-renowned chefs such as Curtis Stone, José Andrés, Jamie Oliver and Roy Choi. 

For beginners in the kitchen, Selena + Chef is a great watch to pick up cooking tips, from how to position the hand in a 'claw' when chopping vegetables to the best way to break a coconut. And, of course, with a star like Gomez, you can also expect cameos from her fellow celebrity friends, including Taylor Swift, Ayesha Curry, and more. 

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Phil Rosenthal is the chipper and hilarious former producer of the classic sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond and he is now in front of the camera with his food and travel Netflix show Somebody Feed Phil. Perfect for a rainy day in or a chill pre-bedtime Netflix session, the show follows the funnyman to major cities around the globe, where he is introduced to local cuisine, meets restaurateurs of iconic eateries, and sometimes even teams up with fellow comedian friends for a meal together. 

In each episode, Rosenthal makes a Skype or Zoom call to a loved one (his parents in season 1-4, other comedians and celebrities, including Ray Romano and Brad Garrett, in season 5-present), which many consider to be the best part of the show. Rosenthal also helps to tell the stories of local people, such as North Korean defector Jessie Kim in the Seoul episode.

At the end of every episode, he brings together all the featured guests to bond and laugh over a grand meal. Some familiar names that have made appearances on the show include Massimo Bottura, Eric Nam, and Al Roker. 

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Perhaps the most unexpected friendship duo, Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg came together to host their hilarious and insightful cooking show Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party. As part of the show, they welcome celebrity guests to participate in and contribute to a potluck dinner party. 

Between the eccentric chemistry of Stewart and Dogg and the dishes that come out of their cooking escapades, this show is a light-hearted and quirky escape that you can wind down from the day with.

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Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy sees the Academy Award nominee trek through Italy, discovering the cuisines, culture and heritage of each region dish by dish from Milan to Tuscany. You'll see the actor scarf down dishes like a saffron-infused risotto in Milan and a crispy bistecca alla fiorentina in Naples while learning about the dish and its social impact. 

The show even received two Primetime Emmy Award nominations, winning one for Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series!

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Over the years, Jennifer Garner has shown that her real personality is not far from the kind, compassionate girl-next-door characters that she has played on beloved teen movies such as 13 Going on 30, Love, Simon and more.

Her latest endeavour, an off the cuff cooking show that she started on her social media channels at the height of the pandemic, is hilarious, relatable, and will endear you to her even more as the charming actress tackles easy recipes, including chicken soup, muffins and bread, with absolutely zero skill but the best attitude on The Pretend Cooking Show. 

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Known for her heartwarming and home kitchen-friendly recipes, Ayesha Curry shows off her cooking skills in her very own show Ayesha's Homemade in which she teaches viewers how to make some of the most delectable meals and snacks in the comfort of your own house.

On the show, you'll catch established New York Times bestselling cookbook author and mother-of-two whip up dishes like grilled bratwurst with brie and spiral apple slaw, and cinnamon-roll stuffed pears. She also shakes up a few cocktails for the parents who need a nightcap!

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Many know Action Bronson as the well-known rapper that he is but before he made his big break in music, he was a actually chef in New York. In F*** That's Delicious, he brings together his knowledge of food and his charismatic personality to present viewers with an extremely entertaining series. 

On the show, he is joined by longtime friends Meyhem Lauren and Big Body Bes to visit some of the hottest and trendiest eateries in the cities he visits while on tour and also shares his other wacky antics and adventures. In some episodes, Bronson shares his culinary wisdom and recipes for dishes like guacamole and a ribeye steak.

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