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Name your favorite cooking show!!

post #1 of 75
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I am a fan of anything with Jacques Pepin.... I also think America's Test Kitchen is great but it's belief that it perfects everything is a little off putting. Any show with Mark Bittman I also enjoy. Gordon Ramsay is great as well and Heston's Blumenthal's In Search of Perfection is great but some of the stuff he recommends if a bit over the top for the regular home cook. This leads me to something I like to mention. On a whole, I think British cooking shows are better then American's. I don't like like the Food Network but there are some shows on there that are OK. I think a lot of the stuff is all sizzle and no steak.

Please let me know what cooking shows you like and why....
post #2 of 75
Kitchen Nightmares, Top Chef. Neither really being cooking shows.
post #3 of 75
ming tsai's old food network show was my favorite
post #4 of 75
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Originally Posted by thekunk07 View Post
ming tsai's old food network show was my favorite

+1, that was a great show.

I've always liked Alton Brown's Good Eats.

K
post #5 of 75
original Japanese Iron Chef not a cooking show per se, but I love Diners Drive Ins and Dives since I'm not a foodie and could care less about gourmet dining
post #6 of 75
just recommeded my favorite dive to him
post #7 of 75
I like the Dinner Impossible (i think that is the name) show. When the chef has several hours to create a meal for 1,000 people.
post #8 of 75
UK Masterchef
post #9 of 75
Is No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain a cooking show for the purposes of your question? If so, it is my favorite by far. If not, I don't care what you say, it is still my favorite cooking show.
post #10 of 75
I love Top Chef

Anthony Bourdain's show is enjoyable, his brasserie restaurants in NY less so

I also like the fat bald guy on travel channel who has a show about traveling and eating "weird stuff"
post #11 of 75
yes, zimmerman is far more sincere than bourdain IMO
post #12 of 75
No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain
Kitchen Nightmares, BBC Version
East meets West with Ming Tsai
post #13 of 75
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Originally Posted by Cavalier View Post

Anthony Bourdain's show is enjoyable, his brasserie restaurants in NY less so

He stepped down as chef of that place quite a while ago.
Also, his book Kitchen Confidential is excellent.
post #14 of 75
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He stepped down as chef of that place quite a while ago.
Also, his book Kitchen Confidential is excellent.

I was under the impression he still owned the place
post #15 of 75
he never did
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