Community Chat

[LaurenCats4]

I love watching Ree Drummond. She's so real and down to earth, and I love her beautiful family.❤  I would to visit their new mercantile!

[aubnwa01]

I read recently that Alton Brown will have a new Food Network show coming out this year, based on "Good Eats".  I think it's called Return Of The Eats or something like that, but not sure when it will debut.

[rhinovodka]

I like Rick Bayless. Love his kitchen.

[Yahooey]

Some I enjoy watching but have not make their recipes - Ree Drummond,Trisha Yearwood, Jacques Pepin (with her daughter) - their personalities shine through.

I have made and do enjoy Ina's recipes for both savory and desserts. So happy she willl have a few new episodes comig up. Made many of Martha's cookie recipes. I really loved her show way way back in the 80s or 90s? It was a mix of cooking, gardening, pets and home.

I used many recipes from America's Test Kitchen - like their explanations and product testing. Bridget and Julia are fantastic.

Gotta give props to Jula Child - she never took herself too seriously. Saw her kitchen in the Smithsonian.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

I enjoy watching many TV chef's and cooking shows but when it comes down to it, I relate more to Ree Drummond, The Pioneer Woman.  No, her recipes certainly aren't gourmet, low cal, low carb, low anything, but she seems down to earth and a home cook like me.

[hovis]

I like Nancy Fuller and Ina Garten and sometimes the Pioneer Woman

[DiAnne]

I enjoy the ones that are trained chefs.  I have learned a lot from them over the years.

Loved Pierre Farney and Julia Child.  I have always enjoyed Jacques Pepin.  

[mamaslittlepotato]

In no particular order, Valerie Bertinelli, Trisha Yearwood, Lidia B., Rachael Ray, Ina Garten The Barefoot Contessa, The Pioneer Woman, and Tyler Florence, whom I haven’t seen in awhile.

[winamac1]

I don’t cook.  I put veggies and chicken or fish in the microwave.  That’s the extent of my cooking.

[RedTop]

Demaris Phillips, Anne Burrell and Tyler Florence.