What has the Food Network Taught You?

[Liketobake]

What is one thing the food network has taught you?

I learned that for making spinich dip it sometimes better to use frozen spinich as opposed to fresh.

[PigsnieLite]

That all those international food competitions always favour Americun chefs, fegghhhh. :mad:

And whut is that new show, ACE OF CAKES? Looks dumb.

[NOCHEF&JUSTLOVESFOOD.YUM]

I learned that years ago when I just "threw something together" that I was ahead of my time. :)

I watch everybody on the Food Network and have 2-3 favorites, but top points go to my buddy Alton Brown.

[PigsnieLite]

Alton Brown gets on my nerves! :D

[MomBear]

I actually learned how to cook a turkey for Thanksgiving from Alton Brown... :D

[Tyler]

In person or from TV? Good Eats is a very good show.. one of my favourite cooking shows.

[PigsnieLite]

My favourite show on Food Network now is that guy who sits in that booth in that cafe & explains the Source of All things Delicious, like Movie Snacks or Halloween treats. And then theres that lady who always fatuously grinning, *YAHOOO, I just spent $38.75 eating 3 fine meals in Quebec! Just a buck under $40 A DAY, folks!

[MomBear]

In person or from TV? Good Eats is a very good show.. one of my favourite cooking shows.

I wish in person... but no... on the TV.. I think he is a great teacher! :D

Also the $40 a day woman is Rachel Ray! :D

[Semigourmet]

Food network has tought me to be much more confident in the kitchen. To try new things and the joy of cooking. I have tried loads of recipes from several chefs there. I have learned how to make my own chicken stock, roast a chicken, and so on, learned about knives, pans, and different typs of cooking techniques.

[bellapria]

In person or from TV? Good Eats is a very good show.. one of my favourite cooking shows.

I agree. I love that I learn alot about the food, and not just how to cook it one way with one recipe

[Casericco]

I love hearing about the back story of the foods.