It’s supposedly Feb. 12, according to an earlier, detailed post by KK. Link: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/43096#210144

Since the Food Network has evidently cornered the market on all things food programing, and sufficently lowered the bar in the process, I was wondering if anyone out there has a favorite, or list of favorite cooking shows on...

I missed his cooking show on The Food Network—was it good??Can you tell me something about it

? I loved the Chinese mother and daughter show, gone locally. And Ming, gone locally. Although we do get to see Ming on Cooking Under Fire.

Since the Food Network has evidently cornered the market on all things food programing, and sufficently lowered the bar in the process, I was wondering if anyone out there has a favorite, or list of favorite cooking shows on...

that lots of famous chefs in France have lines of merchandise, books, etc. But I was wondering if there are any with their own TV shows, along the lines of American or British celebrity chef cooking shows. Just seemed curious to...

“celebrity” French chefs with cooking shows on French TV. I know that even in the US—TV central—most of the really “elite” chefs don’t do TV shows, but there are certainly chefs who got...

There’s so much dissing of all the cooking shows and their attendant “celebrities”, it got me to wondering: what kind of cooking show do you want to watch? I think my ideal would feature a totally unknown really...

Grandma Irma Zigas shares her special brisket with her grandson Caleb in our Cooking with Grandma video.

The iconic cherry pie with a lattice crust —all that’s missing is a scoop of ice cream.

What’s in the best families' kitchens.

Top Chef goes clubbing.

More booze, more flavor.

A cousin to the artichoke, the cardoon is lesser known but just as flavorful.

I have limited knowledge of cooking shows. When I first started paying attention, it was Jacques Pepin (sometimes paired with Julia Child – I guess they were reruns) and The original Iron Chef. Many of the currently...