Is Ready Steady Cook coming back?

Ready Steady Cook ended on August 1, 2010, after its 21st season. The show was broadcast on BBC Two and last aired in 2010.

Ready Steady Cook was a daytime TV cooking programme that first premiered on October 24, 1994. It was a food genre show where contestants and celebrity chefs prepared dishes in a lively competition format. The series was hosted initially by Fern Britton until 2000, after which celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott took over as presenter. When Harriott became the host, the show's duration was extended from 30 to 45 minutes, allowing for more cooking and interaction.

The show featured a cast of notable chefs including Nick Nairn, Phil Vickery, Paul Rankin, Michael Barry, Antony Worrall Thompson, Ross Burden, and Ed Baines. It was a popular daytime fixture for many years, known for its energetic pace and friendly competition. The episodes typically ran for 30 minutes, providing viewers with quick and accessible cooking ideas. Although the show has ended, it remains a recognizable part of UK daytime television history.