The Best New Food TV Shows Of 2023
There's nothing quite like bingeing a good show, and if that show involves food, then even better. We compiled the best food TV shows to debut so far in 2023.
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12 Food Competition Shows That Flopped
Producers will throw a lot at the wall when it comes to cooking shows, but not everything sticks. These food competition shows flopped spectacularly.
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'I Had To Climb Out Of A Hole': Martha Stewart Lets Her Guard Down In Upcoming Netflix Documentary
The upcoming, new Netflix documentary, "Martha", is expected to cover things we didn't know about Martha Stewart, including the affairs with her ex-husband.
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What Happens To The Leftover Food On All Of Your Favorite Cooking Shows
Watch a cooking show and you'll notice there's a lot of food that could go to waste. So what happens to the leftovers after filming? Read on to find out.
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14 Cancelled Cooking Shows We Wish Would Return
Some cancelled cooking shows have left indelible marks on our psyches. We reminisce about a few that we'd love to have back on air.
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10 Times Your Favorite Food Shows Lied To You
We know reality television relies on staged events to work. But some of your favorite food competition shows put in a lot more movie magic behind the scenes.
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The Fierce Battle Between 2 Steakhouses Named For The Same TV Show
Here's what you should know about the fierce battle between two steakhouses named for the same TV show, fueled by beef and a love of gunslingers.
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Why Anthony Bourdain's Guest Guides Were An Integral Part Of His Shows
If you've ever seen any of Anthony Bourdain's TV series, you know he always had a local guide. Here's why guest guides were an integral part of his shows.
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Give Your Fall Party Some DIY Flair With A Caramel Apple Bar
Caramel apples are a fall favorite for all ages, but you don't need to coat a whole apple to feel festive. Create decorative apple slices for a tasty treat.
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The One Barbecue Sauce Bobby Flay Can't Stop Using
Bobby Flay uses barbecue sauce in his burger recipes, but he doesn't always make it from scratch. Here's which bottled sauce gets his stamp of approval.
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The Tip You Need To Perfectly Cook Every Piece Of Fried Chicken
It's not unusual to undercook or overcook fried chicken. But what if we told you there's a way to get those pieces perfectly fried every time?
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Andrew Zimmern's Unexpected Ingredient For Flavorful Fried Chicken
Fried chicken doesn't need help to be delicious. But if you can make it tastier, why not do it? Andrew Zimmern does that with an interesting ingredient.
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The Gelatin Trick For The Juiciest Meatballs Imaginable
If you're looking for the easiest cooking hack that will net the juiciest meatballs imaginable, you should know this incredibly handy gelatin trick.
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The Ultimate Ranking Of Chicken Cuts
If you're picking dinner from the meat aisle, grab a package of drumsticks or boneless chicken breast. We break down the cuts of a chicken worth trying.
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The Weirdest Food Laws In Every State
If you don't want to get into a pickle in Connecticut or be fined for sitting too close to a woman in Wyoming, check out the weirdest food laws in every state.
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The Smart Reason Cracker Barrel Has A Peg Game At Every Table
Cracker Barrel's storefront will certainly provide promising finds, but the real gem is the peg game at each table. There's a smart reason behind that.
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Whatever Happened To Swanson's Frozen TV Dinners?
Swanson's frozen TV dinner consisted of an entree and two sides. In its first year in stores, 10 million units were sold. But you won't see these meals anymore.
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Why Potatoes Sometimes Turn Pink When You Cut Them
Pink potatoes may look odd, but their color isn't cause for alarm - it's just a scientific reaction called oxidization that happens when they're cut.
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Mole Poblano: The Traditional Dish That No Cinco De Mayo Is Complete Without
A beloved staple of Mexican cuisine, mole poblano is one-of-a-kind. Get to know this classic dish and learn about its connection to Cinco de Mayo.
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Turn Your Frozen Fruit Into Tasty 'Nice Cream' This Summer
Frosty desserts are a sweet summer staple, but why stop at the traditional favorites? Try this quick and easy tip to turn frozen fruit into tasty nice cream!
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What Is Granita, And How Is It Different From Sorbet?
While there are ingredient likenesses between sorbet and granita, there are differences that make granita stand out. The most notable difference is the texture.
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The One Thing TV Chefs Don't Want You To Know About Their Recipes
We love celebrity chefs if for no other reason than they offer us new recipes to try. But there’s a secret about these dishes they may not want us to know.
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The Top 15 Food Network Shows We Miss The Most
Food Network is still great for top-notch cooking content, but we'd be lying if we said we didn't miss some of the network's most classic shows.
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5 Foods And Drinks You Need For A Traditional Turkish Breakfast
Turkish breakfast is a feast. If you're looking to make and enjoy an authentic traditional version, you can't do without these five food and drinks.
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The Ingredient That Makes Gummy Candy Shiny Is Also Found In Car Wax
Some gummies use beeswax, concentrates, or glazes, but there's one other common ingredient that, surprisingly, is also often found in car wax.
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Netflix Is Branching Out Into The World Of Pop-Up Restaurants
If you've ever had FOMO from watching a Netflix food show, you'll be happy to know that the streamer is branching out into the world of pop-up restaurants.
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José Andrés' New Travel Show Explores Storied Spanish Food Destinations
In José Andrés' new travel show, the celebrity chef and altruistic entrepreneur explores storied Spanish food destinations.
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How Diners, Drive-Ins And Dives Completely Changed Guy Fieri
Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives show changed chef Guy Fieri's life forever, and not just because of the money he has made from hosting it.
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The Proper Way To Scoop Quenelle
Professional chefs work for years to perfect their quenelle technique. You can too, but first you'll need to know the proper method, plus a few tips and tricks.
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The Importance Of The Humble Tasting Spoon In Professional Kitchens
A good chef will ensure food tastes good during every step of the preparation process. This is where the humble tasting spoon becomes important.
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