.com/tv_food_shows/food-networks-new-shows-for-2008/ In short those shows include: • Chic & Easy with Mary Nolan • Anne Burrell’s Secrets of a Restaurant Chef • Bobby Flay’s Griil It! • Feasting on Waves, a nautical...

...eventually dilutes the charm and uniqueness of these personalities to the point we are able to parrot the hackneyed soundbites before they leave their mouths.......this in no way suggests that shows like AB’s Good Eats,...

That’s a great point DD. I remember on Feasting on Asphalt Alton mentioned that he was at a hot dog stand. What do the make?? Hot dogs!! No gumbo, no roti, no this or that. It was true to it’s self. If you’ve...

The last episode of Feasting on Asphalt shows Alton Brown making meatloaf with one arm in a sling after his motorcycle spill. He was able to use fingers on that arm to stabilize items like a cutting board. Still it took him a lot...

Current: Good Eats Dolce Vita (c/ David Rocco) Lawson, Oliver, Bayless are watchable — but not faves. Feasting on Asphalt if it counts. Past: Taste (David Rosengarten) Ming Tsai Hot Tamales The Urban Peasant (which was never a...

, but I always half-way expect to see a keg hiding in the background somewhere. Stripped down, I think their show and Feasting on Asphalt are conceptually very similar, and while I am an Alton Brown fan, I think the Deen boys...

shines when he does downhome food and interacts with townspeople; I really enjoy every segment of Feasting on Asphalt, both journeys. Funny, hungry, touching, evocative. I’m hoping it won’t be too one-note, and...

Goodness, it looks like a mutant marine “balut” egg. I saw an old episode of Alton Brown’s "Feasting on Asphalt - Episode 4:California or Bust" and one of the stops in AZ had a bunch of Navajo grill foods being...

At a highway paving project in South Carolina in 1976, I observed a laborer shovel out a shiny lump from a corner of an asphalt spreader at the start of lunch. It was a chicken wrapped in a bundle of aluminum foil. I was told he...

Places and was enjoyed by Alton Brown and crew on the last episode of Feasting on Asphalt.

their stuff like Alton Brown on Good Eats and I can appreciate the entertainment value in a show like Feasting on Asphalt but I have no interest in picking up recipes from "celebrities."

If you look at the big truck stops (Flying J, etc.) they sell some cookers that plug into your lighter – AB’s Feasting on Asphalt mentioned them I think. The one’s I’ve seen are not big, but big enough for...

Just outside of St. Louis is Fast Eddie’s Bon Air. Great food, ice cold beer, stupid cheap. Over 21 only. Depending on when you leave, you might catch the "Feasting on Asphalt" episode that includes a stop....

For what it’s worth, I saw Alton Brown’s St. Louis segment of his Feasting on Asphalt series. Rather than partaking of the usual items, including those listed by the always authoritative and reliable bobzemuda, below,...

Not even Alton Brown’s openly trashed some of the places he’s visited that seem to have sketchy cooking (though he’s certainly noted his distaste for certain foods he’s come across) on his Feasting on...