Valerie Bertinelli shared the surprising news that Food Network has canceled her cooking series, Valerie's Home Cooking after 14 seasons. Valerie's Home Cooking premiered in August 2015, and featured Valerie preparing home-cooked recipes for her family and friends, who made guest appearances on the show. Valerie shared her favorite recipes, along with tips and tricks for making cooking easier. The series was not only a fan-favorite, but also critically acclaimed. In 2019, Valerie won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Culinary Host, and Valerie's Home Cooking won for Outstanding Culinary Program. 2f53n

Food Network announced the newest installment in its Baking Championship franchise: Summer Baking Championship. The new dessert competition is the sixth series in the franchise, which currently includes Kids Baking Championship, Holiday Baking Championship, Halloween Baking Championship, Spring Baking Championship, and its spin-off Spring Baking Championship: Easter. Each of these baking championship shows features dessert challenges and weekly eliminations, until one contestant is crowned the champion by the judges.

Fan-favorite chef Giada De Laurentiis is exiting Food Networkfor Amazon Studios after two decades with the cooking channel. Giada's first show, Everyday Italian, premiered on Food Network in 2003. She has since starred in many other television shows, most notably Giada at Home, Giada in Italy, Giada Entertains, Giada's Holiday Handbook, and Simply Giada. She has served as a judge on shows such as Food Network Star, Beat Bobby Flay, and Tournament of Champions. Giada won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lifestyle Host in 2008 for Everyday Italian and for Outstanding Culinary Host in 2020 for Giada Entertains.

The intense and eccentric Chairman of the Food Network hits Iron Chef America and Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend is Mark Alan Dacascos, and it's time to share some facts about him. He has entertained and excited fans for years. Whether he's biting an apple, turning his head swiftly, dramatically announcing a secret ingredient, or saying, “Allez! Cuisine!,” the Chairman has cemented his place in the reality TV hall of fame. However, most audiences don’t know much about his offscreen life.

Kids Baking Championship season 11premieres on Boxing Day, and it's time to share information about the installment of the beloved Food Network competition. Fans can't wait to watch the show, which debuted in 2015. The series features the best child bakers from around the country, who compete against each other for a grand prize. It is one of the most treasured Food Network shows.

After switching from The Food Network to Netflix on June 15, 2022, Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend instantly shot to the top of the most-watched TV shows on the platform, suggesting there is still a healthy appetite for the long-running culinary competition show. However, the American version of the show has come a long way since its inception in 2004.

Food Network's reality TV competition The Great Food Truck Race concluded its 14th season in July of 2021, culminating in a second victory for the all-star team The Lime Truck and its three contestants: Daniel, Jesse, and Mark.

Reality cooking shows are all the rage these days, but let's face it, some or more realistic than others. There are shows that are too theatrical and dramatic to ever possibly happen in a real kitchen center, but that's how reality TV works. Ironically, reality doesn't always mean it's real.

While Guy Fieri found a way to keep Guy’s Grocery Games safe during the pandemic with his home-delivery version, audiences have been missing the grocery-store arena that is Flavortown Market, but the chefs are returning to Flavortown in the new season, premiering June 23. Anyone who has seen Guy work knows that he doesn’t do anything halfway, so of course his grand return is expected to be nothing short of amazing. During the closure, Flavortown apparently got some game-changing additions.

Turn on the Food Network and the odds are good that you’ll see Guy Fieri. Between his shows Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, Guys Grocery Games, and Tournament of Champions, he contributes a lot to the network. In 15 years, he’s hosted 14 Food Network series. But despite his TV success, he hasn’t always been taken seriously as a chef or as a celebrity. Thanks to an unexpectedly disastrous 2020, all of that is finally changing.