“Uncooked Secrets: The Food Network Shows You Never Knew Were Axed!”
Dinner: Impossible
Dinner: Impossible was a 2005 Food Network series where host Robert Irvine took on various cooking challenges. For example, he would have to take a shipping terminal to an empty parking lot and cook there, or made an enormous 18th-style meal. Sometimes, guest chefs such as Guy Fieri would join him.
Although Dinner: Impossible did well, Irvine was eventually replaced as a host in 2008. Shortly after, the show ended. In January 2021, Irvine announced that he plans to bring the show back for another season, although a date has not been announced.
Kitchen Accomplished
Instead of cooking in someone’s home, Kitchen Accomplished aimed to renovate it. In this 2004 series, fans submitted photos of their kitchen to Food Network. Then chef Cat Cora, design expert Wolfgang Schaber, and contractor Peter Marr chose a kitchen to renovate.
Throughout the three-day remodeling process, the hosts would share tips about how to decorate the kitchen and even share some recipes. Kitchen Accomplished only had one season with 13 episodes, so it was apparently not popular enough to receive a renewal or second season.
Road Tasted
While Paula Deen appeared on many Food Network shows, her sons Jamie and Bobby Deen had a series of their own. This was Road Tasted, where the Deens drove around the United States searching for the best family-owned restaurants and food businesses.
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