husband and I co-authored an article on Swahili food and architecture in one of them; he wrote an article on Kenyan honey wine (uki) in another) A Kipper with My Tea by Alan Davidson (personal essays, delightful) Fish and Fish...

Just discoverred Andrea Immer’s Wine Pairings show on the Fine Living Channel; I enjoyed the recipes and wine suggestions. Are there any other cooking shows that Chowhounds recommend?

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California’s Roshambo winery almost gets its own reality show.

, was not just an afterthought. My main gripe is that Food & Wine appears to have drifted into the current inane obsession with “reality” TV shows, such as “Top Chef,” and otherwise lost its meaning and...

Is there anything worth trying in any of them? Rose’s Celebrations- Rose Levy Berenbaum Mrs Fields Cookie Book Mrs Fields I Love Chocolate Book Fondue- Fiona Smith The Clssic Vegetarian Cookbook- Rose Elliot Chicken (Quick from...

I remember reading threads describing the dearth of places in the Brooklyn Museum/library area here on Chowhound. Cheryl Smith, a notable chef opened a place on Underhill right near Eastern Parkway. I can’t say I’m...

A foray into frozen food raises concerns amongst fans of the French Laundry luminary.

, slurpy eater. Lots of grunting, lip-smacking, and talking with both food and wine in her mouth. Ming Tsai also slurps wine into mouthfuls of food.

We rarely watch regular TV (1-2 hours per week) but we do borrow a lot of DVDs from the public library, including some of TV series: Due South, Monk, Dr. Who, Torchwood, Living with Ed as well as movies. We generally watch these...

The fact that there’s a market for someone or something doesn’t mean it has any redeeming value, especially in the context of a food site that purports to exploring the most delicious food experiences. American TV and...

I’m not talking about Lean Cuisine and pre-packaged, boil-um dinners. I’m talking about the dregs of Hungry Man, etc. Do Chowhounds every resort to “old style” TV dinners or do they just go to the Olive...

what to look for so you know it is done, without guessing. The anti-Rachel Ray. Best general culinary show: Both of Bittman’s PBS shows. Never really followed his print column in the NY Times, but love his TV shows. He does...

the Totino’s frozen pizzas and boxed wine more enjoyable. In any other circumstance I am against TV while eating, especially in a restaurant. However, I love to enjoy a fine meal while reading a good novel.

Looking for new shows to tivo. What are your favorite food (cooking or about food) tv shows?