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It's hard to imagine the French Laundry competing in this new Bravo show.
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It's hard to imagine the French Laundry competing in this new Bravo show.
The still-unnamed show is just about to start production.
Culinary High TV could be coming to a small screen near you.
The show apparently pits British chefs against American chefs in a race across the U.S. One episode will be about Kansas!
Food trucks are doling it out in Times Square and Madison Square Park to celebrate a new BBC series.
The documentary profiles the dedication of 85-year-old Jiro Ono, considered by many to be the best sushi chef in the world.
'The Wall Street Journal' profiles the producer of shows like 'Kimchi Chronicles' and 'Spain... On the Road Again.'
The network's test-kitchen director breaks it all down for Grub Street.
The 'No Reservations' host has made a name for himself when it comes to criticizing food television. But the chef does like some shows and names them for Grub Street.
Adam Platt breaks down the impact that the boom of food-related programming has had on the nation's diet.
"Anytime any woman mentioned 'cream,' Guy went into a sexual riff. When cutting the show, you had to tell the editors to watch Guy's eye line, because it's always on breasts."
The next season of 'Next Iron Chef' is aimed squarely at fans of Bravo's popular cooking-competition show.
The show is "patronizing," "mundane," and "overstuffed."