I've been watching a lot of this Chris Jericho lookalike for some time now. His take on Indian food is
Also, meat bath pit boys
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 03:07
by Holocaust
Alton Brown
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 03:30
by happiness and harmony
great chefs
none better
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 27 Jun 2016, 09:31
by shadowalk
beef rendang
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 07:33
by rhino
meat bath pit boys
"it's good *thumbs up*"
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 20:14
by shadowalk
I enjoyed their alligator episode.
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 21:49
by happiness and harmony
Goodness gracious me and mine
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 22:35
by shadowalk
dusty, would you eat alligator?
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 28 Jun 2016, 22:49
by happiness and harmony
i have eaten alligator. it was lean and slightly overcooked, i did not care for it
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 29 Jun 2016, 08:05
by shadowalk
Does it fall under the usual "tastes like chicken" category as with all 'exotic' meats?
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 02 Jul 2016, 05:41
by deckard
i watch alot of cooking things
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 02 Jul 2016, 16:52
by bills bro
I enjoy watching Master Chef Professionals with Marcus Wareing but probably preferred it when Michel Roux Jr was the main host/judge but it's still really good. Saturday Kitchen is also pretty decent, I enjoy Rick Steins segments the most.
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 10 Jul 2016, 06:14
by deckard
david, do you like travel / food shows?
Re: cooking shows
Posted: 10 Jul 2016, 18:27
by bills bro
I have only really watched Rick Steins segments on Saturday Kitchen, I have assumped that they're from his show "From Venice to Istanbul". I think I enjoy that because I like Rick Stein and I have one of his books on seafood...probably my favourite cook book.