The Kitchen (2014)

About The Kitchen

The Kitchen (2014) is a popular television show that premiered on the Food Network. The series features a host of culinary experts who share recipes, cooking techniques and food and drink tips. The show does just not focus on food preparation, but also hosts different guests and covers entertaining topics, making it a versatile and interactive cooking show. It's a communal experience of culinary adventure and food love, presented directly from "The Kitchen."

Making / Production

The Kitchen is produced by BSTV Entertainment. The show involves a lot of on-screen cooking, which requires a well-equipped and functional kitchen set. Also, the team of producers work alongside a team of culinary experts and stylists to ensure the food looks as good as it tastes.

Actors

• Jeff Mauro: Known as the "Sandwich King," Jeff plays the role of himself and he brings humor and passion into cooking on the show.
• Sunny Anderson: Sunny is herself in the show, offering practical and tasteful dishes with a twist.
• Geoffery Zakarian: As himself, Geoffery provides his insightful knowledge about the culinary arts.
• Katie Lee: Katie is herself on the show, highlighting easy and delicious food preparations.
• Marcela Valladolid: Marcela brings in multi-cultural cooking experiences to the table as herself.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The set of The Kitchen resembles a repurposed and cozy warehouse.
• Each of the hosts has a specific genre or style of cooking.
• Despite being a cooking show, The Kitchen also focuses on DIY food decor, food trends, and entertaining ideas.

Quotes

• "This is perfection!" - Katie Lee
• "If you're not making mistakes, then you're not doing anything.' - Jeff Mauro
• "Follow the recipe as you go, but at the end of the day, it's your dish!" - Sunny Anderson

Music and Soundtrack

The Kitchen sets a laid-back and cheerful mood with its catchy theme song and background music. It doesn’t have a specific soundtrack album, as the show mostly uses light, instrumental music to set the tone of the show.