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[qbetzforreal]

I will say that I miss the old format of the Food Network.  I liked the cooking shows vs the competitions.  The Two Fat Ladies were the best.  RIP Jennifer Paterson

[nomless]

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@BornToShopwrote:

The Pioneer Woman & David Venable!

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That's interesting....I've never seen David cook anything. He just stirs stuff. It also seems like he is not the creator of his recipes because often he doesn't know what the ingredients are and has to ask someone. Glad you enjoy him, though.

[cherry]

@qbetzforreal     You do know  that  Clarissa Dixon Wright has also passed ,don't you?

Her books are so wonderful,  such fun, and so filled with interesting  tidbits. 

[qbetzforreal]

@cherry- I did not.  So sad.  They were just the right combination.

[cherry]

@qbetzforreal    If you go to youtube  you can see some wonderful programs Clarissa made after Jennifer passed. They are wonderful. She also did a interview with a priest from the Anglican church and talked very candidly about her life and  her faith

For anyone that loves them ,it is so brilliant

[qbetzforreal]

@cherry- thank you.  will check it out

[OKPrincess]

Ree Drummond and Trisha Yearwood

DH and I went to The Mercantile last summer and the wait to get into Ree’s restaurant was so long. Just went shopping instead. Lovely time.

[newjerseygirl]

Ina Garten, Ellie Krieger, Bridget Lancaster and Julia Collin Davison and Laura Vitale.

[summerwind]

@deepwaterdotter, yes, I'm pretty sure that was him! He was big on Cajun cooking, and did have some odd pronunciations and French-sounding words, too. Was fun watching him.

[Elri]

@Oznell

I agree with you - I always loved Mary Ann Esposito.  Jacque Pepin is great. I like his  elegant style. .  

I admire so many of them, but I really love Vivian Howard.  Her show is great. A Chef's Life, is the title, I think.