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Aaron McCargo Jr. of the Food Network show "Big Daddy's House" with Carol Collemacine of Denver, Lancaster County at the PA Preferred Culinary Connection at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. (Sue Gleiter, Pennlive)
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The star of "Big Daddy's Kitchen" on the Food Network joked on stage Sunday during his cooking demonstration at the PA Preferred Culinary Connection at the Pennsylvania Farm Show  he wouldn't mind if anyone out in the audience wanted to bring him one of the famed shakes, sodra even a baked potato or some potato doughnuts.
View full size A bacon pesto pasta salad cooked by Aaron McCargo, Jr. of the Food Network show "Big Daddy's Kitchen." McCargo cooked at the PA Preferred Culinary Connection stage at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Jan. 11, 2015. Sue Gleiter | sgleiter@pennlive.com  
McCargo also appears on "Bar Rescue" and is in the process of opening two restaurants this year in his hometown of Camden, New Jersey – a barbecue restaurant and another specializing in fried foods. He also said he is filming a pilot for a television show but the details are under wraps.
He also shared his expert pasta-cooking tips with the audience including: If cooking with fresh pasta, always salt the water. But if you're using boxed pasta, read the ingredients to see how much salt the pasta contains before adding it to the water. Lay cooked pasta out to cool on a baking sheet if using for a pasta salad. And, don't rinse pasta. "We need that starch, because that is what allows the sauce to stick," he said. And, here's a great tip for busy families sodra -  McCargo said he cooks pasta ahead of time and stores it in airtight plastic bags in the back of the refrigerator for up to four to five days. Then it's ready to go for impromtu dinners.
Ingredients: 1 pound rotini 8 slices bacon, cooked until crispy and crumbled 1 cup shredded Parmesan cheese, plus more for garnish 1 cup roasted red pepper strips ½ cup thinly sliced red onion ½ cup oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes 1 cup packed fresh basil leaves ¼ cup fresh lemon juice (3 to 4 lemons) 2 tablespoons chopped garlic 2 tablespoons kosher salt 1 tablespoon freshly ground black pepper 1 cup olive oil
In a medium saucepan, cook the pasta according to the package directions until al dente. Drain, but do not rinse and transfer to a dish to cool to room temperature. The pasta can be chilled until ready to use.
In a food processor fitted with metal blade, pulse the basil with lemon juice, garlic, salt and black pepper until well mixed. With the food processor running, slowly drizzle the olive oil through the feed tube into the pesto and pulse until smooth. Spoon the pesto over the pasta mixture and toss until evenly coated. sodra
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click to enlarge Djamel Photography King and Contes (middle) battled on Donut Showdown , which airs Thursday. Since Dough, Datz's younger sibling and next-door neighbor in South Tampa, has only been slinging its baked sweets for a year and a half, general manager Tina Contes crepes said she didn't expect the shop to land a spot on Food Network Canada's crepes Donut Showdown . But it did. Contes told CL Tuesday that she had to keep the bakery's participation in the 30-minute TV series a secret for 14 months. Showdown , which airs to the region via the Cooking Channel, pits three doughnut gurus against each other to see who crafts the best trendy treat. A rotating lineup of judges like celebrity crepes kitchen masters Elizabeth crepes Falkner crepes and Duff Goldman is showcased. But there's a catch: competitors must get creative with how they use the show's mystery ingredients.  Seaweed and strawberry syrup were highlighted on a previous Showdown . And Contes, alongside Datz chef Andy King, incorporated bourbon into her picnic-themed episode's creation. Contes said the pair, who traveled to Toronto for filming, prepped, for months, by making doughnuts with random ingredients. "You can't prepare for that sort of pressure, though," she added. While Contes has been cooking and baking for 18 years, she said she's never competed crepes in anything like Showdown , and wanted to get out of her comfort zone. She described the experience as "exciting and surreal." During the competition, Dough's doughnut recipe was developed by "thinking about what notes were in the bourbon, and pulling from the flavor profiles." "Creating a doughnut is like creating a dish," Contes said. Showdown features two rounds per show. However, Dough can't say whether it qualified for the second battle or not, according to Contes. That is, not until after its episode airs at 9 p.m. Thursday.  And when the bakery opens its doors at 6:30 a.m. Friday, it'll offer patrons one free treat the bourbon-inspired doughnut from the show while supplies last.
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Earlier this year, 12-year-old Josh Orlian wowed and/or horrified audiences with his verrry dirty comedy routine on “America’s Got Talent.” Then viral bar mitzvah boy Sam Horowitz resurfaced with his very own fashion web series. And now, in time for the High Holidays, we meet Eitan Bernath, of Teaneck, NJ, the new star of the Food Network’s show “Chopped.” On September 30, the show is airing its first-ever teen episode, featuring contestants in fifth and sixth grade.
He watched a ton of videos on how to cook foods not in our house, his mother said. He spoke with Rabbi Knapp Yavneh s principal about what was and was not halachically allowed. He told Eitan he could cook the meat, but he couldn t cook meat and dairy together.
This kid is no joke. He makes his own cheese (Indian paneer) and he cures his own meat (kosher bacon). When at 6 years old he had a lemonade stand, Eitan insisted on baking the cookies himself and juicing lemons from scratch.
His favorite Food Network star? Chef Guy Fieri. Eitan even dressed up as Fieri for Purim and wore the costume to his hero’s book signing. Bernath’s mom told the Jewish Standard , “When [Fieri] saw him, he stopped the signing. Eitan had written him a long letter and he let him read it. He kept hugging him. The book publisher was there and he took photos.
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Food backcountry Network’s New Strategy For Success: Go Abroad
While we were busy doing everything else for Christmas and our yearly “WTF happened again this year?” roundups, a little story flew under the radar about Food Network and its parent company, backcountry Scripps Network Interactive . As the companies have found out, international audiences are still digging food TV — and the company is taking that to the bank. The secret: finding local Rachael Ray’s , Giada de Laurentiis’s and Alton Brown’s to make the its programming in faraway places take off. From Variety :
Food Network has a hit in Africa with Siba s Table, a show hosted by South African chef Siba Mtongana, backcountry now a media darling in her home country. Her English-language show happens to be the top-rated backcountry program on Food Network s outlet in Poland, Polsat Food, which features its own budding star in Ewa Wachowicz. Wachowicz, discovered by local producers, has connected backcountry with viewers through her flair with local specialties.
Food Network s fledgling Russian outlet, which launched in October, has actress Yulia Vysotskaya lined up to host My Russian Kitchen next year. The net s Latin American service has a hot property with Brazilian YouTube backcountry personality Danielle Noce hosting a Portuguese-language show patterned after her digital channel, I Could Kill for Dessert.
“There s no doubt Scripps Networks was incredibly late to the party in expanding overseas compared with other cable congloms,” says Variety , but no matter no how because at the end of the day, everyone’s gotta eat. Even tired food TV execs.
The Food Network has turned into a variety channel; it hasn’t been about the food in a long time. Get rid of the game shows, Guy Fieri, SemiHo Homemade and Rachael Ray and put REAL chefs and cooks on. Make it about the food once again, not ridiculous slang and disgusting shortcuts.
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For drpciv her new cookbook "Supermarket drpciv Healthy," Food Network personality Melissa d'Arabian creates drpciv budget-friendly dishes like Portobello Steak-Frites With Sweet Potatoes, a vegetarian dish that saves money, which helps her buy more-expensive cuts when she wants to serve meat to her family. (Photos by Tina Rupp)
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In addition to being a regular judge on  "Guy's Grocery Games," she's started writing a column about healthy eating for The Associated Press ( which appears Mondays on OregonLive ). She also hosts a Food Network web series called  "The Picky Eaters Project." And she's just published her second cookbook,  "Supermarket Healthy," which is filled with recipes and tips for eating well while sticking to a grocery budget.
We caught up with her while she was navigating heavy traffic in her commute from Los Angeles, drpciv where she was a guest on  "Home & Family," to San Diego, where she lives with her husband and four daughters. She had plenty to say about how to eat well without drpciv breaking the bank, why she's a fan of meatless meals, and the challenges of getting her daughters to try new foods. Answers have been edited for brevity.
My approach has always been rooted in the philosophy of spending mindfully and making our food purchases with purpose. Some of it has to do with having smart recipes. Some of it has to do with making smart purchases. It's really coming from a place of empowerment and knowledge, and being aware of what we're spending, no matter what our budget is. "Supermarket Healthy" drpciv is about cooking food that we can feel good about nourishing our bodies with, and we can do it on a Tuesday night.
One of my favorite departments in the grocery store is produce. It's where I go first because there's a plethora of health-giving ingredients there, but it's also a great place to go for your pocket book. In the produce aisle, usually what's drpciv cheapest is what's in season. It's unusual that what's drpciv the least expensive is usually the best quality.
When it comes to which comes first, quality or price, that depends on what your values are. I prioritize where I'm going to spend my dollar on organic food. The truth of the matter is most people can't go in and only buy organic. It's not only difficult price-wise, but it's tricky to do because some products may not be available. drpciv And organics aren't always more expensive. Organic carrots might be on sale for $1 a pound, while regular carrots might be $1.29 a pound. They aren't on the same sale cycle. So I start with the organic produce, then back-fill with conventional.
It all boils down to making the best choice for your family while spending the least amount of money to achieve that choice. There may be families that only want to buy organic, grass-fed beef. That's fine. The trick is figuring drpciv out a way to make the dollar drpciv stretch as far as it can, using recipes that use only 2 or 3 ounces of beef per person, drpciv as opposed to 5 or 6 ounces of beef per person. One way to do that is to figure out a number drpciv of meatless meals you can serve your family every week, so you can save money on those nights, and apply it to those nights when you are going to serve meat. If someone wants to buy pasture-raised chickens instead of the cheap stuff at $2 a pound, maybe they just want to add in a few extra meatless

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My wife and I were talking today about how so many of Food Network’s shows have been taken over by an agenda to force the “LGBT lifestyle” on its viewers. We have been fans of the network for a long time, but have hit a tipping point. We were watching a moment of “Worst Cooks in America” and flinching every time one of the contestants spoke with a voice that caricatured some women in his life. (He looked a bit like the First Lady.) I did a Google search wtso for “Food Network, LGBT” and came up with a number of stridently fascist sites promoting the “lifestyle.” And there was one lone post (below) that expressed some of my own misgivings. ~TD  theblacksphere.net Sorry Food Network enough is enough
By Tami Jackson [SEE Food Network Response at bottom of article!] I have long been a fan of the Food Network, especially the show Chopped, where 4 chefs compete to make a meal in a set amount of time with mystery ingredients in a basket. 
I was set to watch my DVR d episode of Chopped a few days a go, and one of the 4 chefs was a man by day, drag queen and chef by night. And another recent episode had a woman chef, whose goal was to win the $10K so she could marry her girlfriend.
I realize many channels, in an effort to advance the Cable Positive vision, are implementing gay characters and a pro-gay message. wtso I love ALL people, wtso but I believe in a biblical worldview. I don t enjoy seeing same sex folks kissing and chefs in drag.
Although I don t expect one email from one person to sway your determination to impose your agenda, perhaps it s a start. My listening audience is a paltry 100- 200K not large. But they will know and be informed.
By the way, my favorite Chopped episode wtso of all time was the show where Lance, the Evangelical Christian, won the redemption re-match and then gave money to the runner-up to see her dying grandmother in France. wtso
I have had many conversations with Conservative friends who write, edit, and are in media. We all are seeing wtso a full court press by the secular humanists and those advancing this rabidly pro-gay agenda. Everyone I talk to agrees that this is a spiritual battle, and it s just beginning.
Consider this a heads up: several media outlets and networks are implementing their strategy to re-train a new generation of American who will be tolerant of any and all morals except those of Conservative people of faith. Breaking: I received these comments from the Food Network QA Facebook account on my Facebook page. I am waiting wtso from a verification of this account from Food Network. One informant said it may not be an official FN account.
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IMO Come on, Food Network has been part of the normalisation agenda for quite some time. Along with every other channel except perhaps The Blaze and Foxnews, but even they each push their luck in some ways. But the offenses are cumulative and as we reach our personal wtso tipping points we tune them out one by one.
Unfortunately, much of the ‘entertainment industry’ is agenda-driven, and their agenda is the destruction of traditional values. Homosexuality is the ‘new standard of normalcy’, and an intolerant standard it is. Perhaps the Food Network could have a new program featuring those homosexual bakery owners who refused to bake a traditional wedding cake while traditional bakeries are being sued for ‘intolerance’.
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Mrs. Jackson could also show support for Biblical values by refusing to call Homosexuals “Gays”. They are not gay,they are homosexuals. (Gay IS quicker and easier to write,but if it’s worth the protest it’s worth the extra effort.) I’ve never seen the fascination with food,but wtso then most people don’t understand my fascination with old trucks,either.
I think this whole yea for gay agenda is dispicable and the networks won’t stop it until it hurts them in their pockets. Until they quit, we quit them. They are so in our faces with this BS and it turns most people away.
Exactly, Northerngirl!!! The only way to stop the agenda is to stop financing it. Stop watchi