Ted Allen on His New Book, Crushing Chefs’ Dreams, and Chopped’s Lost Chihuahua
"The show was originally a lot more elaborate. It was set in a mansion, the host was a butler, and the butler held a Chihuahua."
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"The show was originally a lot more elaborate. It was set in a mansion, the host was a butler, and the butler held a Chihuahua."
Plus: The House passes new food-safety bill, and New York schools violate nutritional guidelines, all in our morning news roundup.
'Chef Abdoul cooks really personal, vibrant international food with lots of Senegalese and French notes; amazing stuff.'
'Chopped isn't a ripoff of Top Chef — it's a cheap, maddening ripoff of Top Chef.'
The former judge explains why he likes his new show better.
Ted Allen's new show finds him steering back into ‘Top Chef’ territory.
More 'Top Chef' talk from today's conference call. Turns out most of the season was shot in Brooklyn!
Middle Americans pretty much hated Anthony Bourdain's new talk show.
The Food Network host and writer answers our usual 21 questions.
By making a cameo appearance on MTV's "From G's to Gents."
'Food Detectives' may be the perfect show for the bland personality.
The five steps to becoming a locavore, a preview of the 'Food & Wine' Classic in Aspen, and more, in our morning digest of news and gossip.
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