Posts tagged Al roker at Slashfood

Posts with tag al roker

Your 15 minutes of foodie fame

Posted Apr 18th 2008 5:30PM by Ellen Slattery
Filed under: Television/Film, On the Blogs, America

Have a bizarre or touching food-related story to tell? Tell Uncle Al all about it.

Al Roker and the Food Network are compilling a collection of stories about how food changed people's lives (or...something) that they can fit into a yet-unnamed new show.

The press release that Phoodie posted listed the examples: going from homeless to being a restaurant-owner, only eating one food, or making art from food.

I could give them several ideas (see: man who makes bubble gum sculptures, girl who eats nothing but french fries...)

If you want to be casted, e-mail a brief description of your story with contact info and a photo of yourself to michaelraptis@alroker.com, or call (646) 732-9848 to be considered.

Throw A Super Bowl Party: Every Day with Rachael Ray in 60 seconds

Posted Jan 14th 2008 4:18PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Magazines, in sixty seconds

Lots of ideas for your Super Bowl party, including Mini Hot Dogs, Sweet & Salty Kettle Corn, and Linebacker Limeade. Readers sent in recipes too, for everything from pepperoni bread to buffalo chicken cheesesteaks.
Here's a recipe for something called a Power Pooch Smoothie, which is a dessert for dogs, but it sounds OK for us humans too.
Win a date with one of these most eligible singles.
Chinese New Year starts February 7.
Send your significant other a food-related e-card.
More recipes: Mashed-Potato-Stuffed Chicken and Sopa de mariscos.
Also in this issue: ideas for two more parties you might throw, for Oscar night and Mardi Gras; caramel cheesecake; ideas for winter getaways, and what's in Al Roker's fridge.

Al Roker's Big Bad Book of Barbecue, Cookbook of the Day

Posted Jul 2nd 2006 8:03AM by Nicole Weston
Filed under: Books, Barbecuing, Cookbook of the Day

Al Roker seems like a friendly, easy-going guy and that sense carries into his book, Al Roker's Big Bad Book of Barbecue. A lot of Al's writing focuses on family (and fatherhood) and this book continues that trend. Though not explicitly a "family" book, it is definitely family-friendly, with easy recipes that don't take a huge amount of time to prepare and relatively simply flavors. I flipped though the book this weekend at Whole Foods, where it was on display, and found myself smiling at some of Roker's funny (and occasionally silly) descriptions and anecdotes. He's not an "expert" on barbecuing, but he is an experienced home chef and enthusiastic one at that. It's refreshing to cook with someone who doesn't seem to take himself too seriously.

Recipes like Grilled Chicken Satay and Salmon with Asian Marinade looked appealing, as did some of the salad and dessert suggestions, like the Caesar Salad with Grilled Croutons and Berry Shortcake with Vanilla Whipped Cream. There are plenty of basic sauces and rubs to spice up your steak or chicken, too.

#	Blogger	Posts	Cmts
1	Marisa McClellan	94	6
2	Monika Bartyzel	63	0
3	Shayna Glick	48	0
4	Emily Matchar	48	1
5	Jonathan M. Forester	38	0
6	Annie Scott	21	5
7	Max Shrem	19	0
8	Mike Pomranz	18	7
9	Bruce Watson	17	14
10	Gretchen Roberts	16	0
11	Sarah Christine	15	0
12	Joe DiStefano	8	1
13	Julie Tilsner	6	0
14	Lissa Rodgers	6	0
15	Alanna Kaufman	4	0
16	Eric Diesel	3	0
17	Stefani Pollack	3	0
18	Kat Kinsman	2	2
19	Keith Waldbauer	2	0
20	Kristyn Pomranz	1	0

Blogger

Posts

Cmts

	Cactus & Ivy for a vegan, cruelty free bath experience Electric eel inspires new batteries at Yale Chipotle green restaurant is the flowering of a philosophy
Teen shot over toilet paper prank Spanish baby engineered to save brother Obama wins Scholastic Kids Election poll	The cheapest gas ever. How about less than 50 cents a gallon? OpenSkies launches NYC - Amsterdam route today -- extends fare sale Undiscovered New York: Who's Got the Best Slice?
	Knight Rider: The Liveblog -- Season 1, Episode 4 Rendered or Real? 2010 Toyota Prius Automotive News wonders: Why all the vitriol towards the Big 3?

Your 15 minutes of foodie fame

Throw A Super Bowl Party: Every Day with Rachael Ray in 60 seconds

Al Roker's Big Bad Book of Barbecue, Cookbook of the Day

Tip of the Day

Slashfood Features

RESOURCES

RSS NEWSFEEDS

Featured Stories

Featured Galleries

Sponsored Links

Slashfood bloggers (30 days)

Most Commented On (60 days)

Find Recipes

Sites We Love

Your 15 minutes of foodie fame

Throw A Super Bowl Party: Every Day with Rachael Ray in 60 seconds

Al Roker's Big Bad Book of Barbecue, Cookbook of the Day

Tip of the Day

Slashfood Features

RESOURCES

RSS NEWSFEEDS

Featured Stories

Featured Galleries

Sponsored Links

Slashfood bloggers (30 days)

Most Commented On (60 days)

Find Recipes

Sites We Love

Weblogs, Inc. Network