Aleksei Archer and Alex Guarnaschelli

Aleksei Archer is an accomplished and diverse American actress. Her hometown is New York. Every year on August 14, television personalities have their birthdays. The first time she appeared was 2007. She first appeared in a film and then was a model. Aleksei also has other 18 activities including short films, motion pictures and TV modeling. After starting her television career in 2007, she lasted for 14 long time. Aleksei completed her schooling in America in elementary school as well as a professional school with her siblings. While she has paid close attention to academics, her primary interest lies in the arts, such as the theatre, comedy, and so on. Alex Guarnaschelli...................Alex Guarnaschelli is the daughter of cookbook editor Maria Guarnaschelli and John Guarnaschelli. Born in St. Louis, she relocated to New York City at the age of just days. In 1991, she received a bachelor's in art from Barnard College. The position she held was apprentice for An American Place, a restaurant located in the city of New York for one year. Guarnaschelli got her first taste of food experiences while watching recipes she'd written in the cookbooks of her mother being examined at her home. Her culinary experience began when she observed her mother testing recipes in her kitchen while editing cookbooks. In the end, she was the executive chef at Butter. Guarnaschelli made an appearance on the Food Network's Iron Chef America where she faced Cat Cora in the Farmers Market Battle of 2007. In 2011, she participated as the season's third runner to the winner of The Next Iron Chef, and she has served as a judge for the show from the beginning. She also competed in Food Network's Food Network Challenge Ultimate Thanksgiving Feast which she lost. Following the conclusion of season 4, she was Geoffrey Zakarian's sous chef. She became host of The Food Network's The Cooking Loft With Alex Guarnaschelli in 2008, and she teaches a small group of students on the best ways to cook classic meals.