The Fine Living Channel, which is owned by the peeps behind Food Network, is destined to become the Cooking Channel by mid-2010.
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The Fine Living Channel, which is owned by the peeps behind Food Network, is destined to become the Cooking Channel by mid-2010.I guess we can expect a shuffle of programming, with some of the current FN cooking shows flipping over to the new channel so that FN can "continue its march toward growing the next generation of 'foodies' with energetic, entertainment-oriented content," . Awesome. Keep your "energetic, entertainment-oriented content" and your Guy Fieri, and your Freaky Deen, and your boob shots of Giada, the nightmare that is Sandra Lee, and anything ever to do with Bobby Flay. Ever. Maybe we could have a real bunch of shows on the Cooking Channel! Maybe we could have programs where someone teaches us how to cure meats and make sausage. Or what about a show that teaches you how to craft your own burrata and mozzarella. I want people to get dirty and learn how to forage for mushrooms in someone else's yard and I want to learn how to make tofu, tableside. Is that asking too much? Advertisement CommentsPost a commentWe do not moderate comments. However, mspmag.com will remove comments if they contain profanity, offensive content, and/or overt sales pitches. « Previous | Main | Next » |
I agree that it would be great to seperate the food entertainment from the cooking, but I think killing the boob shots of Giada is throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
Posted by: John on October 14, 2009 at 10:56 AM
I agree John. I mean, lets not loose our heads here.
Posted by: Kyle on October 14, 2009 at 11:39 AM
Add the Neeley's to that list. Curing meat, making cheese, baking macaroons and canelles . . . those are the things that are on my wishlist. I look back at the old Baking with Julia series; such a beautifully done show. The promise of "energetic, entertainment-oriented content" does not bode well. Over-the-top personalities . . . very little useful content.
Posted by: Ann Harste on October 14, 2009 at 1:50 PM
Ok, you can have Giada if they can figure out a way to tone down the BriteWhite on her teeth.
Posted by: Steph on October 16, 2009 at 12:36 PM
Especially the Neely's.
A real learning experience would be nice.
Posted by: Mississippi Roadhouse on October 21, 2009 at 4:15 PM