Mehreen Karim, a 27-year-old home cook, will make her Next Level Chef debut after Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, February 12. Gordon Ramsay, Nyesha Arrington, and Richard Blais will appear on the Fox competition series. They will act as mentors to 18 chefs fighting for the top prize of $250,000 and a year of mentorship with these three legendary chefs.
Next Level Chef Season 2 reintroduces three levels of cooking, with ingredients and tasks appropriate for each level and a team of mentor chefs watching over a skilled mix of home cooks, line cooks, food truck entrepreneurs and social media stars.
According to Fox, the official synopsis for Next Level Chef season 2 is as follows:
“Next Level Chef, produced by Ramsay Global Studio and FOX Alternative Entertainment, is the next evolution in cooking competition, with Ramsay creating a unique culinary set on an iconic stage like you’ve never seen before. Each floor of the three-story building has a very diverse kitchen.”
The summary goes on to say:
“Ramsay and his fellow mentors will leave no stone unturned as they individually select a group of promising chefs and take them under their wing, joined by two top names in the culinary industry, chefs Nyesha Arrington and Richard Blais. As they all strive to identify ‘the one,’ Ramsay and his friends will try to bring out the best in their chefs.
Competitors will be challenged to make the most of whatever resources are given to them to climb from the lowest basement level to the luxurious top level to take on the toughest culinary challenge ever.
Mehreen Karim of Next Level Chef is a recipe creator and digital communications specialist.
In Season 2 of Next Level Chef, chef Mehreen Karim will be mentored by chef Richard Blais. The debut The Next Level Chef is a freelance recipe creator, writer, editor and photographer from Auburn, Alabama. According to LinkedIn, the reality star, known as Reenie to her fans, earned a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and International Affairs from the University of Georgia in 2017 and will complete a Master’s degree in Global Public Health from New York University in 2020.
Mehreen Karim is fluent in four languages, with French and English being the strongest, and Bengali and Arabic in her work. According to LinkedIn, Mehreen’s 12 years of work experience is extensive, with various key assignments defining her career. He worked as an STD Research Intern at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) before becoming an AIESEC Account Manager.
She also interned at the Center for American Progress in Washington, DC as a Women’s Health Intern. Mehreen also worked as a Communications Assistant at NYU Work Life. She was also a Grassroots Organizing Intern for the Feminist Women’s Health Center in Atlanta before becoming a Digital Communications Specialist for the NETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice.
She strategizes messaging and communications on public policy topics such as health care, immigration and civil rights for the organization’s 70,000 supporters across the country in her capacity. Mehreen Karim currently works as a Digital Recipe Production Assistant at Bon Appétit, according to her LinkedIn profile. For bonappetit.com, she produces recipes and digital stories. She also develops recipes and writes stories to educate readers about unusual food combinations (like caramelized dates and asparagus) as well as cooking tips and tricks (like how to roast chicken without a grill) to inspire home cooks to make meals. in a new way.
Mehreen Karim says on her own website mehreenkarim.com about what makes her happy throughout her culinary endeavours:
“I am happiest when I can encourage home cooks to take chances in their everyday cooking. Because adding charred dates to a quick salad or tucking tea bags into your morning porridge isn’t a bad idea. My meals are intended for hungry individuals of all ability levels, whether you’re a beginner in the kitchen or a real Gwyneth Paltrow.”
Season 2 of FOX’s Next Level Chef
Mehreen Karim will be joined by 17 other competitors who will battle it out to determine who is the most deserving chef. Chef Richard Blais, who rose to fame on Top Chef as the season 4 runner-up and winner of Top Chef: All-Stars, will train Karim. He is a regular guest judge on many Food Network series. He is the owner and manager of The Crack Shack, Juniper & Ivy, and Four Flamingos.
Chef Gordon Ramsay of MasterChef and Hell’s Kitchen fame, as well as Chef Nyesha Arrington, who was featured on Top Chef and Chef Hunter in 2011, will join Blais. Next Level Chef season 2 premieres on FOXTV on Sunday, February 12 at 10:30pm ET/ 7:30pm PT, right after Super Bowl LVII, and can be seen on Hulu.
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