So any other watchers of the....

[Scott Hilton]

Food network?

When I was going through my radiation treatments my diet got largely limited. I still can't eat everything I want without paying for it. In an ironic twist, during that time I started watching the food network a lot. I really enjoy watching these people cook and the different dishes they come up with.

Any other food network watchers out there? What are some of your favorite shows.

I really enjoy Diners, Drive-in's and dives, Throwdown with Bobby Flay, the Iron Chef along with many others.

How about you?

blessings
Scott

[Mike Schutz]

I know there is another thread on the topic of Food Network.

I watch Good Eats and occasionally Rachel Ray.

[Sue Pyles]

I love the Food Network!
I am not Susie Homemaker, but I love the Food Network and anything on HGTV.
I watch Great Eats, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Paula Deen , Paula Deen's Son's Show , Rachel Ray, Paula's Party, Ace of Cakes, Contessa..........You name it I watch it.
I'm not a regular watcher though, only when I have time.

[Scott Hilton]

Ace of Cakes is my daughters favorite show, Duff is a funny guy......he would be a fun boss to have that is for sure. I think my Cholesterol goes up every time I watch Diners, Drive-ins and dives, heh!

[Susan Unger]

Food network?

When I was going through my radiation treatments my diet got largely limited. I still can't eat everything I want without paying for it. In an ironic twist, during that time I started watching the food network a lot. I really enjoy watching these people cook and the different dishes they come up with.

Any other food network watchers out there? What are some of your favorite shows.

I really enjoy Diners, Drive-in's and dives, Throwdown with Bobby Flay, the Iron Chef along with many others.

How about you?

blessings
Scott

Good Eats is good. I will occaisonally watch Paula Deen for the "horror" of it ~ meaning I watch in horror as I see all the butter and carbs being used. I used to like Secret Life of....when they had Jim O'Connor on it. When they switched hosts it was no longer funny so I stopped. Unwrapped has been known to keep my attention for a few minutes. My mother likes the barefoot contessa.

[Barb Bouldrey]

I enjoy Diners, Drivein and Dives to see all the outlandish things people cook and then people eat....and the huge portions. I like Guy, too.

I do not watch any program regularly, but watch a lot of different ones. I enjoy Unwrapped to see how some candies are made.

I have made several recipes from Paul Dean's show.

Barb

[Scott Hilton]

I enjoy Diners, Drivein and Dives to see all the outlandish things people cook and then people eat....and the huge portions. I like Guy, too.

I do not watch any program regularly, but watch a lot of different ones. I enjoy Unwrapped to see how some candies are made.

I have made several recipes from Paul Dean's show.

Barb
I really like Guy too, you can tell he honestly enjoys doing that show. I would rather watch most of the shows on Foodnetwork right now that a good portion of the shows on primetime tv.....:rolleyes:

[Peggy Gray]

Yup, we both like to watch that show that NEITHER of us can ever get right. We call it Drivers, Dine-ins, and Drives...Drive-ins, Divers, and Dimes...Dive-ins, Dinners, and...well, you get my point.

We both sit there like Ma and Pa Kettle saying, "Lookit that! Lookit that!"

[Scott Hilton]

Yup, we both like to watch that show that NEITHER of us can ever get right. We call it Drivers, Dine-ins, and Drives...Drive-ins, Divers, and Dimes...Dive-ins, Dinners, and...well, you get my point.

We both sit there like Ma and Pa Kettle saying, "Lookit that! Lookit that!"
We have started calling it "Triple D" for the same reason, heh

[David Parker]

We love it too!

DD&D, Unwrapped, and Good Eats are our favorites.

I'm not eating sugar/flour anymore...so I live vicariously through these shows...:p

[John Kennedy]

Well, between Triple D (diners, dives and whatever), the History Channel (or, the Hitler Channel as my son calls it) and the ability to find one of the 300,000 (+/-) episodes of Cops on some channel, one simply has to conclude that life is, indeed, good.

Actually, as a result of the Food Channel, I know more about the rise of pizza in the US than I ever did before. And they actually did a number on one of my childhood's favorite places to eat (NuWay Hot Dogs in Macon, GA). I even made time, on a trip to Georgia a few years ago, to dine at the NuWay. Even though it cost several alka selzers and a roll of Tums to deal with it, it was worth it.

And one would certainly be remiss in failing to laud Paula Dean. Although, I feel she still needs to do a show on how to fry bacon in butter.

[Susan Unger]

And one would certainly be remiss in failing to laud Paula Dean. Although, I feel she still needs to do a show on how to fry bacon in butter.

Hang in there...she might just do that!