The show was originally presented by
Amanda Hamilton,
Tim Lovejoy and chef
Simon Rimmer. In 2010, Hamilton left the show and was replaced by
Louise Redknapp. A guest presenter was used if one of the main presenters was away. When Hamilton took maternity leave in 2009, her slot was filled by guest presenters including
Jenni Falconer,
Kellie Shirley and
Louise Redknapp. Also in 2009, when Rimmer was forced to take time off due to a leg injury, his role was taken by chefs such as
James Tanner. Each programme usually followed the same format and featured Rimmer (assisted by either Hamilton, Lovejoy, Redknapp and for two of the segments by one of the celebrity guests) cooking a three course meal and a 'lazy brunch' dish, two guest interviews, clips from television programmes shown that week (usually from BBC series), a 'Deja View' clip of an old programme where the presenters and guests guess the year it was first broadcast, a drinks segment with a
mixologist (usually either
Andy Pearson or
Wayne Collins), and a gadget round-up segment called 'Some Things for the Weekend'. At the end of the show, the presenters and guests sat at a round table and each have a dish that has been cooked in the show. Lovejoy asked the guests questions posed by the public via text and email. The show was recorded at Princess Productions' TV facility at the
Whiteleys Centre in
Bayswater,
London which was also home to
Channel 5's weekday programme
The Wright Stuff. ==Cancellation and move to Channel 4==