The television cooking series hosted by Valerie Bertinelli has been discontinued, yet it has achieved the distinction of being nominated for the Daytime Emmy Awards, along with a nomination for Bertinelli herself. The show enjoyed a successful run spanning 14 seasons.
Valerie Bertinelli, known for her culinary expertise, has earned a nomination for the prestigious Daytime Emmy Awards. Her show, “Valerie’s Home Cooking,” which has been a staple on the Food Network for 14 seasons, unfortunately, will not continue as the network has decided to discontinue it. Since its debut in 2015, the show has been a platform where Valerie and her friends shared a variety of recipes and food presentation techniques with viewers.
Following her Emmy nomination, Valerie took to Instagram to express her excitement and gratitude, posting stories that simply read, “I’m speechless.” She is in the running alongside renowned chefs like Lidia Bastianich, Emeril Lagasse, Eduardo Garcia, Sophia Roe, and Buddy Valastro. Her show competes in the Outstanding Culinary Series category.
How Valerie Bertinelli Reacted to Her Show Being Discontinued?
In an interview with People Magazine, Valerie opened up about the cancellation of her show. She revealed mixed emotions, stating, “I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is that the 14th season of ‘Valerie’s Home Cooking’ will premiere tomorrow at noon on the Food Network, featuring brand-new episodes. The bad news? It’s the final season.” She explained that the network made the decision to cancel the show the previous summer, and she had kept silent about it, hoping for a reversal that never came.
Valerie shared her deep affection for the show, saying, “It’s all business, but I truly adored my job.” She also touched upon her aspirations for her cookbook, “One Day At A Time,” where she aimed to explore themes of forgiveness, joy, and the essence of life.
Valerie Bertinelli Was Passionate About Her Television Series
To announce the end of her show, Valerie posted a heartfelt video on Instagram, thanking her crew and expressing her love for the show. “Creating this show was a dream come true, and every aspect of it filled me with joy,” she said. She continued, “The crew and everyone involved in production were passionate about making this show for you. I hope you find joy in this final season, as we’ve put our hearts into every episode.”
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In addition to her cooking show, Valerie has also co-hosted a baking competition for kids with Duff Goldman and has authored a cookbook titled “Indulge,” further showcasing her culinary talents.
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