The BBC are serving up a brand new series the nineties show of Ready Steady Cook - and Glasgow is set to be the main ingredient.
The reboot will be filmed and produced in Scotland's biggest city, with Rylan Clark-Neal lined up as the new presenter.
You'll probably have fond memories of the classic cooking show - who can forget presenter Ainsley Harriott leading two rival cooking teams (the red tomatoes and green peppers) through a series of tasks in the kitchen? Pure TV gold.
This series marks the third time the series has been given a reboot. The show first began in 1994 with Fern Britton for six years and returned again in 2000, with Ainsley running the kitchen for a full ten years.
It was the longest-running cookery show ever to hit British screens - and Rylan is hoping the new series will make a mega comeback.
The X Factor star turned TV presenter said: "I'm so excited that Ready Steady Cook is finally coming back to our screens. To be asked to host such an amazing show for the BBC is such a privilege.
"I'm sure that the mix of new challenges, fantastic chefs and enthusiastic cooks will be a recipe for success, maybe with the odd disaster. I can't wait to get in the kitchen!"
He even tweeted that the show is currently looking for contestants - and Glaswegians are already scrambling to apply. And why not? You'd only have to go up the road for filming!
Reckon you are up for the challenge? Apply for the new series of Ready Steady Cook with Rylan here.
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