FOOD Network host Stephanie Boswell gave Next Baking Master fans an exclusive look inside the contestant’s home.
The stunning penthouse in Paris, France has views of the Eiffel Tower, as well as multiple bedrooms and a flat-screen TV.
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Next Baking Master: Paris brings together 10 pastry chefs.
They step into iconic patisseries and meet French baking mentors.
The new series premieres May 6 on Food Network.
Pastry chef Stephanie Boswell and chef and restaurateur Ludo Lefebvre will host the competition.
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While the bakers try to improve their baking techniques, artistry and innovations, they stay in a penthouse in Paris.
Each week, a baker is sent home and has to leave the beautiful home.
The winner receives the title of Next Baking Master, along with top-of-the-line French kitchen appliances and $25,000 worth of baking equipment.
STUNNING VIEWS
Stephanie, 40, gave fans a tour of the French penthouse before the new series aired.
She wore a white dress with flowers and leaf designs as the network posted the video for X, formerly Twitter.
Opening the double doors, Stephanie greeted the camera operator.
Behind her was a table and mirror in the foyer before the rest of the house came into view.
Stephanie then led fans into the first living room, complete with a white sofa, a flat-screen TV that played French programming, beige shelves, and paintings hanging on the wall.
The pastry chef said it was “where the magic happens”.
As Stephanie walked down the hallway, more artwork hung on the walls.
Next Baking Master: Paris Contestants
Next Baking Master: Paris has 10 bakers competing against each other for the title and to become the best baker. Here are those competing in Season 1.
DeAndra Bailey (Baltimore, Maryland)
Brooke De Jong (Dothan, Alabama)
Jeremy Intille (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Lindsay Miller (Los Angeles, California)
Keely Moore (Atlanta, Georgia)
Paige Nickless (Brooklyn, New York)
Joe Settepani (Morganville, New Jersey)
Cedrick Simpson (Atlanta, Georgia)
Robert Toland (Willingboro, New Jersey)
Jennalyn Walbolt (Union, New Jersey).
The room had blue sofas, yellow and white chairs and a table.
Stephanie then showed off her first “stunning view.”
She stepped out onto the porch as cars drove by, trees were in full bloom, and iconic landmarks were in the background.
“That’s how they wake up every morning. I mean…” Stephanie said.
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SLEEPING AND DINING
Stephanie then took viewers into the contestants’ rooms.
She joked that they could go through some drawers while they were there.
The beds were singles with brown comforters and a nightstand next to them.
The dining room was filled with a long white table and comfortable armless chairs.
As the contestants eat during the competition, they are treated to views of the Eiffel Tower.
“I can’t get over this,” Stephanie said.
Then the dining room expanded into another living room with beige and white sofas.
The host didn’t show off the rest of the rooms because they were “too messy.”
She then brought fans into the kitchen, which had blue cabinets, white countertops and another eating counter.
“Everything here is beautiful. Absolutely beautiful,” she said.
The producers chose Paris to excite fans for the next Summer Olympic Games, which take place in the City of Love.
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