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Real chefs spend a lifetime studying technique and execution through rigorous training.

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Amateur chefs spend a lifetime watching TV chefs, leaving sliced fingers and burnt cakes in their wake. These days, anybody with a little celebrity and a modicum of skill with a chef's knife seems to have a show. But not all TV chefs are created equal, and that's why we're counting down the most influential TV chefs of all time -- the ones who changed the way we cook and how we talk about food, and whose lessons have resulted in a spike in kitchen fires over the decades.

Note: For the purposes of this list, we focused on chefs who have actually hosted instructional cooking shows instead of chef-influencers who haven't taught you how to cut an onion (e.g., Anthony Bourdain) or who merely show up as guests on cooking shows (Marcus Samuelsson, Aaron Sanchez).

And no, the Swedish Chef didn't make the cut, despite his influence on IKEA meatballs. Bork bork bork. Here we go.

25. Paula Deen

Notable shows: Paula's Home Cooking (20

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