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Old 05-05-2008, 07:37 AM
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Mine is Rachel Ray's show in food network. Also i do like the food competion televised in that channel. How about you?
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Mine is Rachel Ray's show in food network. Also i do like the food competion televised in that channel. How about you?
Dinner Impossible, I know I knocked that show before, but it has gotten better.
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I only have some the PBS programs to choose from and the two I like best right now are Martin Yan's China and Made in Spain with Jose Andres.

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I only have some the PBS programs to choose from and the two I like best right now are Martin Yan's China and Made in Spain with Jose Andres.

Phil
Yep, I TiVo these two.

I like Molto Mario as I have a new found respect for it after reading "Heat".

and what can I say...I love me some Top Chef.....
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top chef
Hells Kitchen (its fun)
Good Eats
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Then what ever else.
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I only have some the PBS programs to choose from and the two I like best right now are Martin Yan's China and Made in Spain with Jose Andres.

Phil
With those you don't need the food network! Those are the best shows and I miss the old days with the PBS shows Like Pierre Franey, Julia, Jacque Pepin, Jacques Torres, etc.
Martin Yan I believe has a cousin that used to have a cooking show on PBS also. Great Chef, even funnier that Martin.
As far as the food channel goes, I preferred Iron Chef Japanese, and I do like Diners, Drive ins and Dives, and it has nothing to do with the host. I like the places he goes to.
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There are a lot that I always love to watch, but since I have a radio foodie show...and I can relate a lot to Paula Deen, I do watch hers. Chef at home is another very practical show that I enjoy. Mario and Good Eats are always very educational. I love Ming Tsai too.
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Ooooh!
I grew up watching Cooking with Julia <3
and I still don't have cable, but when I'm at someone else's house I have to watch-
Good Eats
Everyday Italian
Paula's Home Cooking
Iron Chef America
and those Food Network Challenges
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I like Jamie Oliver, Ellie Krieger, Robin Miller, Alton Brown on FN. There are some shows on PBS that I like, but I don't get a PBS station at my place, so it's catch as catch can. Throwdown with Bobby Flay can often hold my interest. And I like Sarah Moulton also. Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives is OK - I like to see the places Fieri visits, but the show is essentially repetitious and boring

I could pretty much do without the Challenges, especially the cake challenges. Sometimes Iron Chef will hold my interest, especially when Cat Cora's on the show.

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Mine is Rachel Ray's show in food network. Also i do like the food competion televised in that channel. How about you?
Is Rachel Ray's show considered a cooking show?
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And Kitchen Nightmares is a good one.
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Jamie Oliver's "Jamie at Home" is by far his best show ever. I loved the Naked Chef, didn't care much for Oliver's Twist, but Jamie at home is the perfect format for him. I get inspired even watching reruns.

It's not a cooking show but the original Kitchen Nightmares on the BBC is a staple in my tv diet. The F-Word is great too. I really wish Gordon Ramsay would do a COOKING show for once. The man can really cook.
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Top Chef
****'s Kitchen
Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares (BBC haven't seen US version yet)
Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations (of course you have to say No Reservations like they do on the commercials )
Good Eats

I also watch Ina Garten quite often and Paula Deen. Paula is like a taste of home.......grew up about 2 hours from Savannah. A lot of her cooking is just like what my mom, grandmothers and others cooked when I was a child. I don't really need most of the recipes since they're already part of my heritage. lol


When I can, I catch Michael Chiarelli and Robin Miller.
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Alton Brown
Top Chef
Iron Chef
****'s Kitchen

Gotta admit that Paula Dean is pretty good, but her son could cook in my kitchen any time
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The original Japanese Iron Chef
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