Gordon Ramsay is bringing his amazing hit US series Next Level Chef to ITV and theyare currently looking for chefs and home cooks to take part.

Not only would you feature on TV, but you could win a whopping 100,000 and a mentorship package.

The eight-part series, broadcasting in 2023, is set in an iconic TV studio like no other, with three unique kitchen spaces set across three storeys and almost 50ft high.

Each floor will test the contestants culinary creativity, agility, flare, and expertise, as they vie to progress to the Next Level.

From the top-level state-of-the-art kitchen utopia to the gloomy basement level scraps only surroundings, Next Level Chef will task its chefs to prove they can thrive in any environment.

(Studio Ramsay Global)

The contestants will be under the watchful eyes of the panel across all three floors as they battle it out to produce the most mouth-watering dishes and avoid elimination.

Casting is currently underway in a bid to find the UKs very best in cookery, from home chefs to social media stars, with budding chefs urged to apply on the website here.

Gordon Ramsay said: Next Level Chef is off the chart Next Level everything! A culinary competition that is epic on every level. From the size of the enormous structure to every challenge, every moment of jeopardy is huge.

I want to see our chefs, social media stars, home cooks whatever their level, whatever their experience, show me what they can do. Whether theyre at the top cooking in the dream kitchen with every gadget and the finest ingredients or in the middle kitchen, good equipment, good ingredients but nothing fancy or, and this is where it gets really interesting, down in the basement kitchen.

Super basic, minimal ingredients and left-over scraps then show me what youre really made of! Talent and tenacity will absolutely shine through, and someone will walk away with an equally Next Level prize, I cant wait to get started!

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Gordon Ramsay is looking for chefs for new ITV show find out how to apply - Lancashire Telegraph