Favorite cooking show and chef

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Cracker_Mom said:
Gosh, is this about cooking or cleavage ?:confused:
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She can really cook (her Roman heritage is obvious) and she is also pretty. Now I am going to show how old I am 😃 , but she really reminds me of Silvana Mangano (Miss Rome in 1946) and famous actress of post WW2 movies (see “Riso Amaro” 1949). Silvana Mangano was her grandmother. Every time I see Giada’s show I have flashbacks to the Rome of the 1950’s.
 
Cristiano said:
She can really cook (her Roman heritage is obvious) and she is also pretty. Now I am going to show how old I am 😃 , but she really reminds me of Silvana Mangano (Miss Rome in 1946) and famous actress of post WW2 movies (see “Riso Amaro” 1949). Silvana Mangano was her grandmother. Every time I see Giada’s show I have flashbacks to the Rome of the 1950’s.
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Really? She doens’t look at all Italian to me:shrug: kind of looks Irish…but hey what do I know:shrug:
 
blessedtoo said:
Food Network

No longer on TV
Julia Child (available on DVD ;))
Jaques Pepin
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Jaques Pepin is on PBS now, or at least on Saturday or Sunday when I can watch it. They’re probably reruns, but fun nonetheless. And “Cooking with Julia” reruns are also shown on my PBS. I think they’re both on the New Hampshire channel, but I also get three of the Boston channels, so I can’t say for sure.

That guy makes a mean roasted chicken!
 
Obsessing over cleavage during cooking? Sounds like Puritanism. (The hermeneutic was changed to protect the innocent?)😉
 
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