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It is my opinion that Alton Brown is one of the best things about the Food Network these days. Rachael Ray jumped the shark when she teamed up with Oprah and I can not deal with the train wreck that is Sandra Lee. But Alton continually provides great programming that expertly pairs education and entertainment. He'll continue to produce his fun and informative content for another three years, as today he signed a new contract that will keep him emceeing Iron Chef America and manning the stove at Good Eats. Additionally, he'll be taking his "Feasting on Asphalt" concept to the water with a program called "Feasting on Waves" that will air this summer. In this show, he'll explore the waterways of the Caribbean, eating, joking and exploring in his trademark way. I can't wait!
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1-04-2008 @3:11PM Raine said... This is great to hear, I love AB! I've been watching his show for at least 4-5 years now! Never grow tired of him, even if it's reruns!
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1-04-2008 @3:46PM Michele said... I freakin love AB!!!! My upstairs TiVo is FULL of Good Eats.
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1-10-2008 @6:23PM Mathi said... Alton Brown is definitely the top of my food network top 3. Mario Batali and Paula Dean are my other 2 favorites. Paula mainly because she makes great food porn. I still boggle over her fried lasagna.
Alton is really king though, he doesn't just say what to do, he explains why. Not all his recipes are great, but if you watch the episode you learn exactly how to fix them to your tastes.
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1-04-2008 @4:37PM guest1234567 said... AB is the top of the heap for sure, but you wouldn't say anything bad about Sandra Lee if you watched her Chefography. She is a class act and has been through more in life than many of us.
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1-05-2008 @2:34AM thefishie said... AB is the reason I watch anything on Food Network. He explains food and cooking with a scientific approach, which has made me a much better cook. My husband owes him a great deal of thanks for helping me improve my culinary skills.
If you ever get a chance to meet him, do it, as he's as friendly and personable as you'd expect from watching his show. Great guy.
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1-05-2008 @1:57PM Lynds said... I am actually reading the Sandra Lee biography, it gives you a lot of respect for what she went through.
I hope Alton come out with one , he may not have been through a lot but I bet it would be interesting
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1-06-2008 @2:32AM geeky said... I got a couple of his books for Christmas from my gf. They are great. His humor is definately in there. Highly recommended.
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1-07-2008 @10:56AM jesse said... I agree with every word in this article!
Good Eats 4 lyfe!
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1-07-2008 @3:46PM Andrew said... Who cares what Sandra Lee has been through? Her food is horrible and can barely be considered cooking. Just because someone has a uplifting life story and a nice rack is no reason to give them a show. I'm a better cook than she is.
I miss the old food network. Now the only shows I can watch are Alton and Iron Chef. It appears that even Iron Chef is getting bad lately.
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1-14-2008 @12:59PM MikeInNC said... AB is awesome. Love his show. Definitely one of the best on FN. Good Eats, Iron Chef and anything with Giada in it (sorry, I AM a man you know).
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