TVTV NewsSaturday KitchenBBC viewers pointed out a major change to Saturday Kitchen as chef and presenter Matt Tebbutt returned to present another edition of the popular BBC show12:18, 25 Jul 2026Matt Tebbutt was back on Saturday Kitchen this weekend.‌The 52-year-old presenter and chef has been hosting the cookery show for over nine years, having initially joined as a stand-in presenter in April 2016 before officially taking over as the permanent host in March 2017.‌He welcomed DIY SOS star Nick Knowles into the kitchen on Saturday (July 25) to discuss his upcoming tour as well as chefs Scott Hallsworth and Paul A Young and drinks experts Helen McGinn and Jaega Wise.‌Typically, viewers vote on whether the celebrity guest gets their ultimate "Food Heaven" or dreaded "Food Hell" dish cooked by the chef at the end of the programme.However, the latest programme saw Nick's co-stars instead make the decision via a pre-recorded video, with the trio deciding he should be cooked his "Food Hell" choice.‌After Nick's colleagues made the choice, fans took to social media to share their observation. One fan penned: "No vote as the show's pre-recorded #saturdaykitchen."Another added: "Obviously not live but a cracking line-up nonetheless." A third person agreed: "I've noted the show is pre-recorded therefore there will be no vote but I look forward to it."Saturday Kitchen is usually broadcast live every week but occasionally the show is pre-recorded when the regular host or crew take scheduled breaks.‌It comes after Matt was forced to apologise after last week's guest Jordan North appeared to mouth "oh f***" upon learning that his food heaven hadn't been voted for by BBC viewers during the episode which aired on July 18.The host temporarily paused his cooking preparations to issue an apology, saying: "Now, we are just going to get on with this. In the meantime, can I just apologise, because when we revealed that vote, Jordan might have mouthed a naughty word."Article continues belowCapital Breakfast presenter Jordan was taken aback, as he didn't recall saying a bad word, with drinks expert Helen adding: "No, you didn't."However, Matt continued: "I don't know, I've just been told... I'm just the messenger," before Jordan said: "Oh, I'm so sorry. Apologies."Saturday Kitchen is available to stream on BBC iPlayerChoose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌BBCSaturday Kitchen