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Name your favorite cooking show!!
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+1 on good eats, no reservations, and top chef (and masters)
i wish they played the original english cooking shows here instead of remaking them.
i wish they played the original english cooking shows here instead of remaking them.
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Good Eats with Alton BrownOriginally Posted by CaptChaos
No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain
Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern
Kitchen Nightmares (UK version only) with Gordon Ramsay
F Word with Gordon Ramsay
+1
These are the only cooking shows I really ever watch.
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For an actual cooking show, these days it's Tyler Florence. I've tried several of his recipes, and every one was a repeat winner.
Did anyone read that the Dinner Impossible guy, apparently embellished his resume quite heavily, and that's why he disappeared for a while.
Did anyone read that the Dinner Impossible guy, apparently embellished his resume quite heavily, and that's why he disappeared for a while.
cheessus
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For an actual cooking show, these days it's Tyler Florence. I've tried several of his recipes, and every one was a repeat winner.Originally Posted by Piobaire
Did anyone read that the Dinner Impossible guy, apparently embellished his resume quite heavily, and that's why he disappeared for a while.
+1. Food 911 is awesome.
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