Kitchen Sugar: Kitchen Tvs

it can make redoing the kitchen a whole lot easier. Case in point: Marcia Andreychuk and Joel Hamilton, who both love The Simpsons, decided to recreate the purple-cabineted room from the iconic TV show. Just imagine all the waffles they can make there! Panasonic has outed a trio of new VIERA TVs, including one model with an integrated Blu-ray player, and another which can be gesture-controlled. The Panasonic VIERA DMP-BV300, DMP-HV200 and DMP-HV150 each have 10.1-inch 1024 x 600 displays, digital TV Godron Ramsay set his kitchen on fire on TV. The world-famous chef, who has an impressive 12 Michelin stars, accidentally sent his work area up in flames during a stint on James Corden's The Late Late Show on Tuesday night. At the time, he and his 13-year But that did not stop Gordon Ramsay setting his kitchen of fire during an appearance on James Gordon called his daughter a ‘pretty good’ TV chef - but she soon teased him by insisting she was the better cook. ‘I’m just more relaxed, I Three chefs get sloppy as they dig for ingredients in a slop trough. Then, one chef has to grab their curry spices out of midair. Finally, one chef gets into a big, blue ball to make blueberry muffins. Firefighters say the flames were contained to the kitchen. Investigators are working to determine what sparked the fire. The Red Cross is helping those who were impacted. Stay with 10Tv and 10TV.com for more information. .

CHANNEL 7 yesterday dished up a culinary courtroom serve to the Nine Network, alleging its chief TV rival had poached the format of its top-rating show My Kitchen Rules to create new program The Hotplate. Lawyers for Seven’s long-running MKR cooking in Las Vegas. Celebrity Chef Dana Cohen (Finalist on Season 10 of Hell's Kitchen on FOX-TV) will be showing off her skills on Haier's new 36'' electric cooktop and 30″ double wall oven. "We are excited to have Dana Cohen help us demonstrate our new Channel Seven is suing Channel Nine, arguing that The Hotplate is too similar to My Kitchen Rules. Say what? Surely TV is all about thievery, and it'd be a shame if the heavy hand of the law were to ruin that, writes Ben Pobjie. It is always sad when a CHANNEL 7 and Channel 9 are taking their TV battle outside the kitchen and into the courtroom. The legal catfight will be heard on Tuesday, when a judge will decide if Seven has grounds to claim Nine and production company Endemol stole its intellectual .