Food Network

...company that stages banquets for the grand ballroom of The Plaza. Leading the culinary team is star chef Marc Spooner, a winner of the Food Network's "Chopped" TV contest and the caterer's chef de cuisine. Three hundred employees of...

In this article: Goldman Sachs, The Salvation Army, New York, The Bronx, Wall Street, Green bean, and Gravy

...the limited recipe selection will leave a sour taste in your mouth. Judges chip in with interesting information and suggestions. The Food Network has built its success on a combination of celebrity chefs and shows that make seemingly...

In this article: Fried egg, Wii, Garlic, Emeril Lagasse, and Caribbean

...Ellie an uptight bore, Jules persuades the two to join her on her wild birthday trip on "Cougar Town" (ABC at 9:30). "Dinner: Impossible" (Food Network at 10) stops by Washington's Newseum, as Robert must combine four historical food events...

In this article: Janet Jackson, Robert Pattinson, Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity, ABC, The Jay Leno Show, and Glee

...thing you can do to improve your diet? "First of all, lose the word diet!" That's the advice of nutrition expert, author and Food Network star Ellie Krieger, who was in Dallas recently promoting her latest cookbook, So Easy: Luscious,...

In this article: Bread, Sugar, Tomato sauce, Maple syrup, Blue cheese, Cholesterol, Carbohydrates, and Nutmeg

...witnesses to that. " Below, Husni makes the case for his 15 Most Notable launches of 2009: The Most Notable Launch of the Year: Food Network Magazine (November '08, Hearst): "The Most Notable launch this year was by far the easiest...

In this article: Hearst, Disney, Barack Obama, Time Inc, Reader's Digest Association, Michael Jackson, and Dog

...cruise a supermarket unrecognized. It was only two years ago that the edgy Santa Rosa chef exploded on the Food Network scene as the winner of "The Next Food Network Star" reality show. These days, he juggles five restaurants, three top-ranked...

In this article: Guy Fieri, San Jose, Rachael Ray, and The Next Food Network Star

It was just a matter of time before Food Network showcased people who actually can't cook. On January 3, the new food competition show Worst Cooks in America will debut. The winner gets $25,000! Just so we're clear, the winner doesn't get...

In this article: Anne Burrell

Tuesday, November 10, 2009, by Kelly Dobkin Brian Boitano's Food Network show, What Would Brian Boitano Make, has been picked up for a second season according to Boitano's Twitter courtesy of Eat Me Daily: "If your idea of a cooking show...

In this article: Brian Boitano and Twitter

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