If you watched America's Next Food Network Star last
year, as I did, you'll know that one of the points they want to make to the audience is that the food tastes
good. Really good. To drive this point home, it's almost always mandatory for the chefs to taste their food,
though the audience on Emeril's show is acceptable, too. Rachael Ray saves her tasting for the end of the episode, as
the camera fades out. Paula Deen is great at tasting her cooking and seems to relish ever bite, often loading her spoon
with so much buttery goodness that she laughs over the fact she can't speak! Giada de Laurentiis does a bit of both, but
TVgasm managed to catch a moment where she wasn't at her best. Or rather, her
cranberry sorbet was not at its best. She bravely went back for a second try. Check out the screenshots for the blow by blow, or rather, the
bite by bite.Giada tastes something funny
If you watched America's Next Food Network Star last
year, as I did, you'll know that one of the points they want to make to the audience is that the food tastes
good. Really good. To drive this point home, it's almost always mandatory for the chefs to taste their food,
though the audience on Emeril's show is acceptable, too. Rachael Ray saves her tasting for the end of the episode, as
the camera fades out. Paula Deen is great at tasting her cooking and seems to relish ever bite, often loading her spoon
with so much buttery goodness that she laughs over the fact she can't speak! Giada de Laurentiis does a bit of both, but
TVgasm managed to catch a moment where she wasn't at her best. Or rather, her
cranberry sorbet was not at its best. She bravely went back for a second try. Check out the screenshots for the blow by blow, or rather, the
bite by bite.
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