Season three of Made From Scratch starts on Fuse Sept. 15, the “not-really-a-cooking show,” in the network’s words, showcasing artists preparing their favorite childhood dishes and sharing about their lives. 

Becky G, Maria Isabel, Omar Apollo, Smino, Joyce Wrice, Tinashe, Dumbfoundead and Guapdad4000 turn up this season. 

Fuse said the series is “about the intimate, genuine moments where food creates a bond, and artists can let down their guard and reveal how food and family have helped shape their identity, and inspired their art.”

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Made From Scratch is produced by the Fuse Content Studio. Previous guests include Ally Brooke, G-Eazy, Big Boi, ASAP Ferg, Saweetie and Rick Ross.

Fuse Media describes itself as “a Latino-owned, multicultural focused, multiplatform entertainment company” that “unites cultures through colorful storytelling that celebrates our blended America.”

Streaming platform Fuse Plus launched Sept. 13.

Fuse will launch several new original series as part of its 2019-2020 programming slate, the network announced Wednesday.

The Latino and multicultural youth-targeted network’s new series include Made From Scratch, a docu-cooking series featured Latinx rapper Young M.A bonding with her grandmother over food; The Read with Kid Fury and Crissle West, a talk/variety show based on a popular podcast; and Sugar and Toys, an adult animated series. 

Also in development is Reverse Brothers with Ayo & Teo, an animated series that features a hip-hop/dance duo as they face challenges associated with galactic characters that frequent their pawn shop, said the network. 

The new shows join returning shows T-Pain’s School of Business, Future-History, Lie Detector, Complex x Fuse and Mind Massage.

“To successfully target this highly elusive audience, we’ve needed to experiment across platforms and find innovative ways to engage viewers,” said Fuse Media chief content officer J-T Ladt in a statement. “Continuing with this strategy, Fuse is migrating nontraditional IP that already has a built-in multicultural audience to the linear channel.”