History Series / TaliaInTheKitchen

* ShouldntWeBeInSchoolRightNow: [[AvertedTrope Averted]] as the series actually takes place during the summer vacation months, but the local community center (where Frenchie teaches classes and where some of the cooking-related events take place, including the cooking competition at the end of Season 1) essentially stands in for the high school setting typical on a KidCom.

* ContinuityError: The series is supposed to take place during summer vacation to explain why neither Talia nor Julia have to enroll in high school during their stay in Miami, yet the first season is supposed to be concurrent with ''Every Witch Way'''s fourth season (as demonstrated by the crossover) which still takes place during the school year.

* SelfDeprecation: Frenchie complains that the notion of spices being able to manipulate a person's feelings sounds like a plot device from a bad telenovella.

* BigBad: The Fuchinellis to Talia.
** BiggerBad: [[spoiler:It turns out that Will, former sous chef to the Fuchinellis turned Talia's sous chef, is plotting against both head chefs. Not only that, but he also has his own set of magic spices and wants Talia's as well.]]

* [[Spoiler:{{Cliffhanger}}: how the first season ends]]

* [[Spoiler]] {{Cliffhanger}}: how the first season ends[[/spoiler]]

* [[Spoiler: {{Cliffhanger}}: how the first season ends]]

* [[Spoiler:CliffhangerEnding: how the first season ends]]

* [[EverythingSoundsSexierInFrench Everything Sounds More Cuisine-y In French]]: The whole reason for Frenchie's Gratuitous French.

* SelfDeprecation: Frenchie complains that the notion of spices being able to manipulate a person's feelings sounds like a plot device from a bad telenovella.
* XMeetsY: ''Every Witch Way'' meets ''Series/IronChef''

* {{Expy}}: Valarie seems to be a more toned-down version of Sophie from ''Every Witch Way'', or even of Cat from ''Series/VicTORious''/''Series/SamAndCat'' (the red hair especially helps draw the inevitable comparisons).

* GratuitousFrench: Frenchie, full stop - as if his name didn't clue you in. It's Frenchie's ''[[SelfDemonstratingExample raison d'etre]].

* SelfDeprecation: Frenchie complains that the notion of spices being able to manipulate a person's feelings sounds like a plot device from a bad telenovella.

* CrossOver: With ''Series/EveryWitchWay

!! Tropes seen in ''Every Witch Way'':

* SelfDepreciation: Frenchie complains that the notion of spices being able to manipulate a person's feelings sounds like a plot device from a bad telenovella.

* SelfDepreciatingHumor: Frenchie complains that the notion of spices being able to manipulate a person's feelings sounds like a plot device from a bad telenovella.

* CrossOver: With ''Series/EveryWitchWay

The series concluded its daily first season run of 18 episodes on July 30, 2015 and is confirmed to return for another 20-episode run in the fall of 2015. It also shared two consecutive CrossOver episodes with ''Every Witch Way'' in the first season (concurrent with ''Every Witch Way'''s last season).

'''''Talia in the Kitchen''''' is an American teen sitcom that premiered on {{Creator/Nickelodeon}} on July 6, 2015. Just like Nickelodeon's ''Series/EveryWitchWay'' (a remake of ''Grachi''), it is the American ForeignRemake of the Nickelodeon Latin American teen drama ''Toni, la Chef'' and is produced by the same Miami studio and creative staff responsible for all three of those series.

The series opens with Talia and her sister Julia living with their aunt Tilly in Boston, but they soon travel to Miami where the sisters will spend a month with their ''abuela'' Dolores. While there, they discover that Dolores' restaurant, ''Lola's'', has been closed due to a number of failed health inspections - and that these inspections were sabotaged by a rival restaurant across the street, ''Fuchinelli's'', run by Federico "Frenchie" Fuchinelli and his cousin Debbie. Talia becomes determined to return ''Lola's'' to its former glory and show her aunt that she has what it takes to stay in Miami as the restaurant's new head chef. In addition to Julia and Delores, she gets help along the way with new friends Rudy and Valarie, a young kid named Rocky who has a crush on Julia, and Debbie's brother Tyson who has the same for Talia herself. Also helping her are some old spices hidden behind a wall that have magical powers and can effect people in different ways depending on how they're combined.

The series concluded its daily first season run of 20 episodes on July 30, 2015 and is confirmed to return for another 20-episode run in the fall of 2015. It also shared two consecutive CrossOver episodes with ''Every Witch Way'' in the first season (concurrent with ''Every Witch Way'''s last season).