Paul G.
Friend of Leo's
Great British Bake Off. I also enjoy Beat Bobby Flay. Jacques Pepin is always wonderful. Special mention for "Amy Schumer Learns to Cook", just so much fun!!
Favorite Cooking Show
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bgmacaw
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Great British Bake Off
There was a BBQ competition show on Netflix I liked but I can't remember the name of it right off. Sugar Rush on Netflix is good.
Carnival Eats on Cooking Channel is interesting sometimes.
There was a BBQ competition show on Netflix I liked but I can't remember the name of it right off. Sugar Rush on Netflix is good.
Carnival Eats on Cooking Channel is interesting sometimes.
I'm kind of surprised Nigella Lawson hasn't been mentioned ... for similar reasons.
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Sam the Cooking Guy rocks. Cowboy Kent Rollins and Joshua Weissman are two more youtube cooking guys I like as well.
+1 for Same the Cooking Guy. Great sense of humor, so even if you're not particularly interested in the dish, it's very entertaining.
ping-ping-clicka
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Recetas internacionales para cocinar gato, muy muy buen programa de television
omyom.
No molestes al gato superior.
It's a Saturday PM PBS Show, but Kevin Belton's New Orleans cooking show ( don't know what's it's really called) is excellent
- everything he makes ( crawfish etouffee/gumbo/ shrimp & grits, desserts) just looks delicious!
- everything he makes ( crawfish etouffee/gumbo/ shrimp & grits, desserts) just looks delicious!
ping-ping-clicka
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que, no se, no entiendo
For all you guys and gals stateside that are nominating GBBO, have a look at this...
The rest of you can watch as well if you like.
The rest of you can watch as well if you like.
nvilletele
Friend of Leo's
Not your typical cooking show, but it definitely includes some how-to's and cooking tips for specific dishes: Midnight Diner (on Netflix).
It's all in Japanese, but you can watch with English subtitles. I can understand about 85% of the conversation, without the subtitles (though I do use them too, for that missing 15%).
It's about a small eatery in Tokyo, and has a separate story each episode, with some continuing story arcs as well. Each story is centered on a particular dish that is served and focused on in the episode.
Like many Japanese "dorama" (drama) shows, it can get a little sappy, but I eat this stuff up (pun intended). The stories are very sweet (again, pun intended). At the end of each show, they give tips on how to make the featured dish.
I recommend it highly. There are two "versions" though the same show. The first is Midnight Diner, 3 original seasons (made by Japanese TV) and Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories, 2 seasons, made after Netflix took over the show. Watch them in order.
I am on season 3 of the first run, though already saw some of the second run.
It's all in Japanese, but you can watch with English subtitles. I can understand about 85% of the conversation, without the subtitles (though I do use them too, for that missing 15%).
It's about a small eatery in Tokyo, and has a separate story each episode, with some continuing story arcs as well. Each story is centered on a particular dish that is served and focused on in the episode.
Like many Japanese "dorama" (drama) shows, it can get a little sappy, but I eat this stuff up (pun intended). The stories are very sweet (again, pun intended). At the end of each show, they give tips on how to make the featured dish.
I recommend it highly. There are two "versions" though the same show. The first is Midnight Diner, 3 original seasons (made by Japanese TV) and Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories, 2 seasons, made after Netflix took over the show. Watch them in order.
I am on season 3 of the first run, though already saw some of the second run.
of the Kitchen Babes, Nigella made everything look good
Emeril was entertaining for one segment and then became a parody of himself
Bourdain was the king because at bottom he wasn't a huckster, which probably contributed to his depression and despair
other than that, IG short vids with no talking are best
Emeril was entertaining for one segment and then became a parody of himself
Bourdain was the king because at bottom he wasn't a huckster, which probably contributed to his depression and despair
other than that, IG short vids with no talking are best
Good Eats. I take notes.
smoothrecluse
Tele-Afflicted
I was looking for this response. I’m a Kent Rollins fan as well. I cooked a prime rib today following his fool-proof recipe, and it always comes out perfect.
4pickupguy
Doctor of Teleocity
I like this one for the cringe factor!
4pickupguy
Doctor of Teleocity
Hairy Bikers (the original English blokes), Gordon Ramsay Uncharted (great series), Bonacini's Italy, and anything from Anthony Bourdain. My favourite cooking shows usually feature chef's who are on the road travelling to exotic places around the world.
