Tune in Sunday morning at 8:00 for Grandma Gertrude Pruett and her deceivingly delicious desserts. Gertrude will share all of her recipes including her much sought after Felony Fruitcake recipe. Don’t be surprised if she offers some investment advice along the way.

Want to trim down and get in shape? Let Elizabeth Ortiz help you find the perfect protein shake to get you started. You’ll be surprised at the results! Monday nights at 9:00.

From donuts to spicy chicken, “Doctor” Michael Swango has the prescription for a home cooked meal you won’t soon forget. The doctor is in every Friday night at 10:00.

I thought this was a real show. My disgust and intrigue were at an all time high

Jule Caylor settles the debate over his salad-assembly skills once and for all!

Love it!

It gets cut from the Film Rise episode but at the end of the original Gertrude Pruett segment they have a quick aside that she was last seen working as a maid or cook somewhere and the people she worked for asked if she got caught if someone could ask her to pass along her baked squash recipe.

You should pitch the show you might have a winner there.

As somebody who spend 20 years as a cook/chef, I worked with, and for, a ton of people with criminal backgrounds, so a show like this wouldn't shock me.

You should pitch the show you might have a winner there.

Gordon Ramsey already did it because.. Well, of course he did

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Behind_Bars

I mean.. at least they learn a skill.. Looks like three of them from Gordon's show have stayed out of trouble.

Not something I'd really be interested in seeing lifers doing, but.. The premise isn't bad for low-level offenders. Give them a skill to use when they get out.. It's better than the revolving door.


As somebody who spend 20 years as a cook/chef, I worked with, and for, a ton of people with criminal backgrounds, so a show like this wouldn't shock me.


From what I understand of chefs.. Drug addiction is a VERY serious problem. So, I'm guessing most were related to that.

With a special guest appearance from Patrick Michael Mitchell wearing a Ronald Reagan mask.

According to Stack, Michell's possessions included several cookbooks and he fancied himself a gourmet chef.