Cedric the Entertainer, Laverne Cox, Tamron Hall, Carrie Ann Inaba, Robin Roberts stop by, beginning Sunday, Nov. 26, on Cooking Channel
Grammy Award-winning artist Patti LaBelle is an icon on stage - and in the kitchen. She opens her doors to special guests and viewers for a fun and food-filled party in "Patti LaBelle's Place," which returns for a second season Sunday, Nov. 26 (11 a.m. ET), on Cooking Channel. Jam-packed with special guests including Cedric the Entertainer, Laverne Cox, Tamron Hall, Carrie Ann Inaba and Robin Roberts, the new episodes feature LaBelle's home-cooked dishes, laugh-out-loud stories and even a song or two.
"Patti's cooking talents are legendary among her friends and family, and we are thrilled she's sharing that side of herself with our viewers," said Courtney White, senior vice president, programming, Scripps Networks Interactive. "You never know who will show up at 'Patti LaBelle's Place' - but every guest is guaranteed an amazing meal and Patti's one-of-a-kind hospitality."
In the premiere episode, LaBelle invites comedian Cedric the Entertainer over for a hearty meal and they laugh in the kitchen as she cooks up juicy and tender lamb chops with candied sweet potatoes and fresh sautéed spinach. Then, Inaba, from "Dancing with the Stars," stops by for a sweet treat. LaBelle makes it a family affair when she prepares Aunt Hattie Mae's raspberry pie - a simple and delicious dessert that's a perfect 10. Upcoming special guests include Wanda Durrant, Johnny Gill, Lori Grenier, Laurie Hernandez, Ledisi, David and Tamela Mann, Robert Sikora and Kym Whitley.
Viewers can watch web-exclusive outtakes of LaBelle and her friends, make LaBelle's famous sweet potato pie and more at
CookingChannelTV.com/PattiLabellesPlace. Join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #PattiLaBellesPlace.
