If you watch the Food Network show Chopped, you know how much stress the chefs are under.  Now, you get to learn how the TV show is made from start to finish.  From the YouTube channel Insider, host Ted Allen gives us a taste of what it’s like on the set of Food Network’s “Chopped.” After 10 years of making “Chopped,” they’ve got it down to a science. There are around 12 camera operators capturing every square inch of the studio. Each round is scrupulously timed, and the mystery basket ingredients are a complete surprise to the contestants.

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