US Edition‘The Great American Recipe’ Host Reveals How Al Roker’s Appearance Was Kept Secret From Contestants
SPOKANE COUNTY, WASHINGTON, JUL 09 – Suwanee Lennon uses her platform on PBS to raise awareness and funds for elderly leprosy patients in her Thai hometown through the Feed the Village Project.
- PBS prepares to premiere the fourth season of The Great American Recipe, a cooking competition featuring eight home cooks from across the U.S.
- This season builds on the show's history of highlighting personal stories and cultural heritage through signature dishes by diverse contestants.
- Judges Tiffany Derry, Timothy Hollingsworth, and Francis Lam mentor contestants weekly, with guest judge appearances and Al Roker joining the first episode incognito.
- Contestant Suwanee Lennon shares her Thai village roots and activism through cooking, hoping the show raises awareness about her hometown's leprosy patients.
- The season aims to celebrate connection and camaraderie among contestants while inspiring viewers with stories of food, culture, and community across America.
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Spokane cook Suwanee Lennon lands spot as contestant on PBS 'Great American Recipe'
Seen online as a Thai food blogger, Spokane cook Suwanee Lennon landed a spot among eight contestants in "The Great American Recipe" on PBS. Raised until age 13 in a leprosy village in Thailand, Lennon shares Thai cuisine on her blog, Simply Suwanee. The PBS show is scheduled locally at 6 p.m. Friday, with weekly segments through August 15.
·Spokane, United States
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