Two R.I. men are Worst Cooks contestants – The Providence Journal

Two R.I. men are Worst Cooks contestants  The Providence Journal

Peter Smerlas of Newport and Father Adam Young of Cranston tackle kitchen boot camp under Food Network chefs Anne Burrell and Bobby Flay.

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