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Families from diverse backgrounds join a Disney-inspired cooking content at Walt Disney World. In each episode, two familie participate in a themed challenge mixing Disney into their family traditions. The finalists will apply what they have learned to create a dish that represents their family in a Disney way.
In this “Cinderella” inspired challenge, the first two families, the Merrill family and Robbins family, are asked to magically transform a classic comfort food in to a gourmet meal.
In round two of “Be Our Chef,” two new families, the Wells and Platt families, are tasked with a “Big Hero 6” inspired challenge to make a dessert that is healthy and delicious. But before heading to the kitchen, the families visit the super-huggable Baymax at Epcot for inspiration. Both families are hoping for their first win. But who will crumble first?
Returning to the kitchen for another round, the Merrill family battles newcomers, the Perez family, for a “Mulan” themed challenge. This round, the families must create a main dish. But similar to Mulan’s journey to find her inner hidden warrior, the teams must use an unexpected and hidden ingredient in their dish to collect the win.
The Perez family faces the Robbins family for an “Alice in Wonderland” challenge. After meeting with Alice and The Mad Hatter and eating a Cheshire Cat’s tail at Magic Kingdom Park they must use that inspiration to prepare their very own version of a bite-sized dessert.
The Merrill and Wells families tackle the "Moana" land-and-sea challenge.
DescriptionThe Perez and Platt families aim to rule the land in the "Lion King" challenge.
The Wells and Perez families re-imagine a family favorite in the "Ratatouille" challenge.
The Merrill and Platt families try to play it cool in the "Frozen" dessert challenge.
The Wells and Robbins families jump right in on the "Princess and the Frog" challenge.
The Platt and Robbins families are laser focused in the "Toy Soldier" challenge.
Two families face off a final rematch; one draws inspiration from "Beauty and the Beast," while the other draws inspiration from "Aladdin."
