TORONTO (January 3, 2017) – Out with the holiday gluttony and in with healthy living! Viewers can begin 2017 on the right foot with the help of Gusto’s new January programming schedule, featuring a slew of motivational, healthy-living series.
The incomparable Jamie Oliver is back to inspire viewers to eat better while spending less in his series
SAVE WITH JAMIE,
Tuesdays at
10 p.m. ET beginning
Jan. 3. Then, in the new, one-hour series
EAT WELL FOR LESS airing
Fridays at
9 p.m. ET beginning
Jan. 6, viewers learn that homemade meals don’t have to cost a fortune. Immediately following at
10 p.m. ET is the brand-new original Gusto cooking series
THE URBAN VEGETARIAN. Hosted by nutritionist
Desiree Nielsen, the vegetarian foodie whips up easy-to-make dishes with a healthy, plant-based twist. At
10:30 p.m. ET, fun-loving chef Spencer Watts is back with tasty seafood dishes, in new episodes of the original series
FISH THE DISH. New to Gusto this month is the wine lover’s series
UNCORKED, airing
Sundays at
10 p.m. ET beginning
Jan. 29. Finally, all-new episodes of original cooking series
ONE WORLD KITCHEN continue all month long on
Mondays at
10 p.m. ET and
10:30 p.m. ET. For information on Gusto’s series, chefs, recipes, how-to videos, and more, visit
gustotv.com.
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SAVE WITH JAMIE
Kick off the New Year with advice from British chef Jamie Oliver on how to eat well without breaking the bank, in the one-hour series
SAVE WITH JAMIE,
Tuesdays at
10 p.m. ET, beginning
Jan. 3. The optimistic, inventive, and helpful series shows that, especially during frugal times, a few clever tricks in the kitchen can keep the costs down, the spirits up, and the food looking – and tasting – fantastic. In the first episode, Oliver cooks up a glorious mothership roast brisket of beef with all the trimmings, and then turns the leftover beef into an incredible Korean stir-fried rice.
LORRAINE’S PASCALE: HOW TO BE A BETTER COOK
Popular chef Lorraine Pascale also heats up Gusto’s January schedule with her new 30-minute series,
LORRAINE’S PASCALE: HOW TO BE A BETTER COOK, airing
Wednesdays at
10 p.m. ET beginning
Jan. 18. In this fresh-new cooking series, Pascale shows people with no kitchen confidence how to cook impressive meals. This includes chicken, cashew nut, and basil stir fry, sweet and sour pork loin ribs, mango and white chocolate cake with toasted coconut, and more.
FRIDAY NIGHTS
Viewers can cozy up on
Friday nights beginning
Jan. 6, with course upon course of exciting food programming.
- First up is the one-hour series EAT WELL FOR LESS, airing at 9 p.m. ET, which follows experts Gregg Wallace and award-winning green grocer Chris Bavin as they try to prove that families can eat well, while spending less money. In each episode, the resident experts show a new family how to shop, cook, and eat for less.
- Immediately following at 10 p.m. ET is the series premiere of THE URBAN VEGETARIAN, the brand-new, original series from Gusto Worldwide Media. The stylish cooking show follows urbanite host Desiree Nielsen as she transforms everyday veggies into delightful dishes. Each episode features enticing ideas for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Then, at 10:30 p.m. ET, the playful and delicious original series FISH THE DISH returns to the Gusto schedule with brand-new episodes. The 30-minute series follows chef Spencer Watts as he demonstrates just how fast, easy, and fun fish recipes are to make, as he plates up four unique seafood dishes in each episode.
SUNDAY NIGHTS
- Additional lifestyle programming coming to Gusto in January includes THE HOUSE THAT 100K BUILT, airing Sundays at 8 p.m. ET beginning Jan. 29. The series follows architectural journalist and critic Kieran Long and award-winning architect Piers Taylor as they follow self-builders taking on the biggest gamble of their lives.
- Then at 10 p.m. ET, viewers learn all about how to become a Master Sommelier, in the brand-new series UNCORKED. The one-hour series follows six aspiring master sommeliers as they prepare for the Court of Masters Sommelier exam, one of the world’s most difficult exams. If the exam is passed, members enter a club with just over 200 members worldwide, and are granted access to the most desirable jobs in the entire food and wine industry.
Global flavours continue all month long with brand-new episodes of original Canadian cooking series
ONE WORLD KITCHEN,
Mondays at
10 p.m. ET and
10:30 p.m., ET. Lastly, viewers can travel all over the world from the comfort of their own home, with new episodes of
THE WINE SHOW airing throughout January on
Sundays at
9 p.m. ET.
For Gusto’s complete January programming schedule,
click here.