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Posted By admin on September 2, 2022

Fall means back to school, and while we may not be returning to lessons in a classroom, there's still plenty of fun things to learnas in the cornucopia of new seasons of cooking shows premiering on WTTW over the next couple months! Learn about what's coming below, and don't forget to keep checking back on WTTW's Food siteor sign up for our food newsletter, Deep Dish, for recipes from these shows and more!

Friday, September 2 at 9:00 pm

To celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 70th year on the throne this year, legendary London department store Fortnum & Mason held a competition to crown a new pudding in honor of the queen. Watch as the five top home bakers compete before a panel of judges led by Mary Berry and featuringThe Great British Baking Show winner Rahul Mandal. The winning recipe is already available to find online, but we suggest you wait to look and enjoy the show first!

WTTW Passportmembers can stream the whole show now.

New season premieres Saturday, September 10 at 12:00 pm

Photo: Courtesy Cook's Country

Season 15 ofCook's Country, the homier offshoot ofAmerica's Test Kitchen, will feature everything from Japanese steakhouse fare to tater to hotdish to okra and shrimp stew. Catch a sneak peek (or taste) now with their recipe for Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings.

WTTW Passportmemberscan stream several recent seasons ofCook's Country. Try more of their recipes.

New season premieres Saturday, September 10 at 3:00 pm

Pizza Carbonara. Photo: Courtesy Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television

It's hard to believe we're already on season 6 ofChristopher Kimball's Milk Street Television, but we're delighted to have more! Tacos from Los Angeles and Mexico City, Greek appetizers, Brazilian pizza, and more are on the docket this season.

WTTW Passportmemberscan stream all the seasons ofChristopher Kimball's Milk Street Television. Try more recipes fromMilk Street.

New season premieres Saturday, September 17 at 11:00 am

How She Rollsis different from the other shows on this list: it's newer, only entering its second season; and it's not a cooking show. Instead it follows Carrie Morey as she grows her Charleston, South Carolina biscuit business while also raising a family and reconnecting with her mother.

The first season is available to stream by WTTW Passport members.

New season premieres Saturday, September 17 at 4:00 pm

Photo: Courtesy Pati's Mexican Table

Pati Jinich travels to the northeastern Mexican border state ofNuevo Len in this eleventh season ofPati's Mexican Table, discovering some surprising Sephardic Jewish culinary roots in the region. It's a return to the border for Jinich, who produced a special tracing the Mexican-American border last year.

Most seasons ofPati's Mexican Table are available to stream for free. Try some recipes fromPati's Mexican Table.

New season premieres Saturday, October 1 at 1:00 pm

Photo: Courtesy Lidia's Kitchen

This may be only season 10 ofLidia's Kitchen, but it's year 25 of Lidia Bastianich's time on public television. Make sure to check back for a recipe or two from the upcoming season in the coming weeks!

WTTW Passportmembers can stream recent seasons ofLidia's Kitchen.

New season premieres Saturday, October 8 at 12:30 pm

Tea smoked tofu with wakame salad. Photo: Courtesy Sara's Weeknight Meals

Sara Moulton is another longtime public television presence, and in season 11 ofSara's Weeknight Meals she visit Vancouver and Juneau, then brings home recipes from Chinatown and salmon-filled rivers.

WTTW Passportmembers can stream several seasons ofSara's Weeknight Meals.

New season premieres Saturday, October 22 at 3:30 pm

Join Diane Kochilas for a fourth season of exploring the cuisine and history of the Greek islandsa sun-dappled place that will be especially appealing when this season premieres at the end of October!

All seasons ofMy Greek Table with Diane Kochilas/ are available to stream for free.

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