Food Network has always been pretty popular, but it has seen a particular upswing in interest over the past couple of years. It ended 2021 as one of the most popular cable networks in the U.S., and it's had some huge hits hit the airwaves.

One of those hits is the weekend morning show "The Kitchen," which showcases a group of famous chefs as they cook up recipes, offer up cooking tips, and swap stories. And while it was broadcast from a studio for quite a few seasons, moving to the chefs' homes in 2020 proved no big obstacle for the series. Here's the untold truth of Food Network's "The Kitchen."

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The pandemic didn't stop it | 00:00
Ratings boost | 01:04
The hosts' cookbooks | 01:51
A host bids farewell | 03:04
Sunny Anderson and Emeril | 03:54
Jeff Mauro's 'Star' power | 04:58
Guarnaschelli's triumph | 05:39
A pregnancy announcement | 06:27
Iron Chef hosts | 07:13
Highprofile guest stars | 08:33

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