Upfronts 2024
A brand-new incarnation of the much-loved cooking show Ready Steady Cook is primed to hook Friday night audiences. The host? None other than the Prince of Paella… the God of Gazpacho… the incredible Miguel Maestre.
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Now this is one commission I’m into.
Great, harmless Friday night fun.
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TEAM TOMATO FOR LIFE.
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Also a good way to keep Miguel at 10.
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They could have gone back to the past and got Peter Everett back too in some capacity . I forgot what happened but they replaced him with Colin Lane and the show wasn’t the same.
He was doing a show on Youtube trying to get picked up by a network I think last time I saw him .
I guess Miguel isn’t too much different. He’s likeable. This should be good.
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Also a bit different to the competition with lifestyle shows too. Miguel is great; will bring some good energy and chaos to the show.
They’ll need to go early with this and keep it consistent for it to work.
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None of us expected this. Not often thst a stripped show gets moved to a once a week type format either. Good to have new content on a Friday
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A lot of people were very angry over the host change, I preferred Colin Lane over Peter Everret who I always found overbearing as a host.
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It will be a great opportunity for up and coming chefs and former MasterChef contestants to display their cooking skills in a casual atmosphere.
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Juat like The Cook Up with Adam Liaw om SBS Food, 
I hope Ready Steady Cook stays true eith the original- with the 20 minute challenge and the quickie (was it a 10 minute cook?)
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You know they’ll drag it out so its 90-100 minutes long
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More than an hour and it’ll be overcooked IMO…
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The show will be produced by Endemol Shine Australia and filmed in Sydney.
Casting is now open: CAST IT REACH
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