She was the first Black cast member on the PBS show “America’s Test Kitchen,” and used her influence to help other female ...

The SheChef founder spent the last years of her life fighting for representation and ovarian cancer awareness, leaving an ...

Chef Elle Simone Scott, the first Black woman to join the cast of 'America's Test Kitchen,' has died after a long battle with ...

PBS confirmed the news on Thursday January 8, revealing that Elle Simone Scott, the first Black woman to be a regular host of the hit PBS show America's Test Kitchen, has died at the age of 49 after ...

Scott said she was first diagnosed with ovarian cancer after joining "America's Test Kitchen" in 2016, but was cancer-free years later when she spoke to The Detroit News in 2020 ahead of a local ...

Elle Simone Scott, a chef who broke barriers as one of the first Black women featured on PBS’s “America’s Test Kitchen,” died at age 49 after battling ovarian cancer, Parade reports. Food Network star ...

The television chef was the first Black woman to be a regular member of "America's Test Kitchen." "She didn’t just test recipes; she changed what representation looked like in food media,” Carla Hall ...

Famous chef and food stylist Elle Simone Scott, beloved by viewers for her role as host of PBS’s America’s Test Kitchen, has died. She was 49. According to People, Scott passed away on Monday (January ...

Elle Simone Scott was the first Black woman to join the cast of PBS cooking show 'America’s Test Kitchen' ...

Elle Simone Scott, the first Black woman to be a regular host of the hit PBS show America's Test Kitchen, has died. She was 49. The Detroit-born chef and food stylist died on January 5 from ovarian ...