Sweet Genius is an American reality-based cooking television series on the Food Network. Renowned pastry chef Ron Ben-Israel hosts this competition series in which four of America's premier pastry chefs compete in challenges, judged by Ben-Israel, that test their ability to use secret ingredients to create, based on a given inspiration, inventive desserts in a finite period of time. The winner of each challenge advances to the final test in which the last chef standing wins $10,000.
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Best Episodes of Sweet Genius
Fiery Genius
S1 Ep8
8.4
3rd Nov 2011
First chefs are challenged to make a frozen dessert using cheese puffs. Next chefs must use multi colored freeze pops to make a baked dessert. Finally chefs must use a Chinese Dragonhead as the inspiration for a chocolate dessert.
Dancing Genius
S2 Ep2
8.0
22nd Mar 2012
Chef Ron Ben-Israel challenges the hopeful geniuses to create a chocolate dessert using sweet cookies and strong cheese. Then contestants must make candy using both vegetables and fruit. In the final round, pastries must be made using orange soda and pretzel rods.
Worst Episodes of Sweet Genius
Genie Genius
S2 Ep9
5.0
10th May 2012
The inspiration for the chocolate desserts test is sure to get the chefs' minds spinning with genius ideas about how to make best use of the mandatory ingredients.
Magic Genius
S2 Ep3
7.3
29th Mar 2012
Chef Ron Ben-Israel has some tricks up his sleeve when he challenges contestants to make a chocolate dessert using cheese and chilis. The second round has contestants creating candy desert using a common breakfast ingredient. Magic is the inspiration for the final round when contestants must create a cake using uncommon dessert ingredients.
Sweet Genius Episode Guide
Fiery Genius
S1 Ep8
8.4
3rd Nov 2011
First chefs are challenged to make a frozen dessert using cheese puffs. Next chefs must use multi colored freeze pops to make a baked dessert. Finally chefs must use a Chinese Dragonhead as the inspiration for a chocolate dessert.
