Dinner With The Band

by Joanne Lutynec, Posted Apr 4th 2007 @ 11:03AM

If cooking shows and Indie rock bands top your list of favorite things, then this one just may be for you. A new web show spotlights both in Dinner with the Band, where you will find musical performances alongside cooking techniques delivered by host and chef Sam Mason.

According to the On Food beta site, the show is aiming to be the perfect mash-up of indie music and edgy food for total entertainment.

Ingredients are flashed across the screen in larger-than-life scratched lettering so you can't miss them, and the recipes seem to be quite unique and interesting. The pilot episode debuted last month, coinciding with the show's launch party at SXSW. I'm not really sure there is enough of a market to make this a phenomenal success, but the premise is certainly interesting.

(thanks, Karina!)

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4-05-2007 @2:24AM Jacob Gohlke said... This show was as if it was made especially for me! :D
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