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Amy Schumer Learns to Cook Season 2 now has a trailer and a premiere date (it’s sooner than you think!), and both serve as a reminder that this lowfi Food Network show was one of the best things to come out of this pandemic. In the early days of quarantine, Food Network reached out to Schumer and her acclaimed chef husband Chris Fischer to see if they’d want to make a cooking show from their home. They obliged, and the result was Amy Schumer Learns to Cook. It’s literally just Chris and Amy in their kitchen cooking, …
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