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10-14-2001, 09:05 PM
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 Cooking Shows  Here, in the bay area, we have several shows on Saturday on KQED that include Season by Season with Michael Chiarello, Cooking in the Wine Country, Jacques and Julia, Jacques and Claudine, used to have a fantastic show called Avventura which I absolutley loved ( a Canadian show in fact) and they took it off. This was culinary adventures in Italy.....it was fantastic!!! Discovery Channel always shows the "Great Chefs" series during the week and weekends. P.S. : I recently met Michael Chiarello of the infamous Tra Vigne Ristorante in Napa Valley. "Amici e Vino devono essere vecchi"      |
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