If/When I see Rachel Ray, that's all I can do. It is hard for me to follow her (cooking wise) while she has me mesmerized with her lovely smile ... mmm ....

( ...lost for a moment there ... ) I like Alton Brown's show for educational aspect which somebody had already noted.

I would really like to see "America's Test Kitchen" on PBS, but never manage to catch it on purpose. So, it is a nice surprise whenever I happen to see it.

I really miss "Galloping Gourmet", which has been the MOST FUN food show EVER!

In any case, I watch food shows to salviate over food (in some cases, hosts); I learn(t) cooking from family/relatives, by trial-and-error and personal taste, of course.

In reply to Re: I mostly learned to cook from: by parv
in thread I mostly learned to cook from: by tye 

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