Martha Stewart will head up a new culinary show on PBS called "Martha Stewart's Cooking School."
The show, which was preceded by her 2008 book of the same name, offers step by step guidance on basic and classic cooking techniques.
"PBS is the perfect home for this series," Stewart said in a statement. "This new series combines so many of my passions: teaching and encouraging others. We will break down classic recipes for home cooks and inspire them to add their unique twist. I'm excited to get into the kitchen and connect with audiences across the nation."
Earlier in the year it was announced that "The Martha Stewart Show," Stewart's daily program on the Hallmark channel, would be pulled come summertime. "Martha Stewart's Cooking School" debuts in the fall.
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