Warning: This blog post is entirely silly, but that’s how I’m feeling this morning, so I hope you enjoy learning how to have fun with eggs.
Tag: Food Network
Creative Uses for Leftovers, Courtesy of Chopped
Food Network’s television series Chopped pits four chefs against each other. With limited time, the chefs must use a set of mystery ingredients to prepare a single course, which is then judged by a panel for creativity, taste, and presentation. In a recent episode, the ingredients were all leftovers.
The Obligatory Paula Deen Post
Paula Deen has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. And she’s known for almost three years. This little tidbit has ensured every socially-conscious blog will have an opinion, ranging from the downright disdainful, to the sympathetic, if not chastising. It’s fine line to toe, choosing to make an example of someone for the betterment of the nation’s health, while not making light of a serious condition like diabetes.
The Big Waste: Food Network Looks at Food Waste in America
On “The Big Waste”, four Food Network chefs prepare a multi-course feast for one hundred people with waste food. Anne Burrell, Bobby Flay, Alex Guarnaschelli, and Michael Symon groan when they hear the challenge. Garbage? Unfortunately, they find it’s very easy to produce a large feast from the food that’s wasted each day.
Turn off the Food Network and Rent a Food Movie
In a recent post entitled Do TV Executives Think We’re Stupid?, I ranted, with the help of author, critic and food writer John Mariani, about the worst (and best) cooking [ … ]
Do TV Executives Think We’re Stupid?
Since I received such a great and varied response from my post, Do Publishers Think We’re Stupid?, I am continuing the series with Do TV Executives Think We’re Stupid? Author, [ … ]
Do Publishers Think We’re Stupid?
The people over at Slashfood turned me on to an article from the Wall Street Journal entitled Publishers Bet Big on Cookbooks. the gist of the article is that even [ … ]
Stumped for Dinner Ideas? Try These Four Websites
Sometimes when I think about what to cook for dinner, my brain hurts. There are just too many factors to consider, including: what’s in the pantry, what I feel like, [ … ]
Alton Brown’s “Good Eats” To Receive Sustainable Make-Over
Science-savvy chef Alton Brown has announced that future episodes of his hit Food Network show Good Eats will include discussions about sustainable and local food choices. Brown said he decided [ … ]
Food Network is at It Again
It’s been all over the food blogosphere and several wire services, but in case you’ve missed what Eater SF calls the Death of Society: The Food Network is getting into [ … ]