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Try, Cooks Country https://www.cookscountry.com/ https://www.cookscountry.com/ is by far the best. You can grab the recipes on line, that's how they make their
by WheelsAtLarge 10y ago
Try, Cooks Country https://www.cookscountry.com/ https://www.cookscountry.com/ is by far the best. You can grab the recipes on line, that's how they make their money so you pay, and they show you how to cook it on the show. You can't go wrong. Also, Jacques focuses on French recipes. Yes, it's nice but that's not the only type of food I want to cook.
- tootie 10y agoEverything on PBS is gold. Jacques Pepin is my favorite, but America's Test Kitchen/Cooks Country, Lidia, Ming Tsai, even Nick Stellino. All great.
- hugodahl 10y agoI've always had an affinity, going back to my childhood, for Martin Yan for his cleaver style and catchphrase "If Yan can cook, so can you".
- sn9 10y agoThere are videos of that guy taking apart a whole chicken in 12 seconds. Just a truly impressive level of skill. (IIRC, the cleaver is actually a Chinese chef's knife, different in construction from western meat cleavers which are thicker and heavier to chop through bone.)
- WheelsAtLarge 10y agoTrue PBS does rock. Food Network HAD some value a while back but it's turned into reality TV which blows.
- aczerepinski 10y agoDon't forget Jose Andres!
- ConroyBumpus 10y agoMy local PBS station reruns 1970's Justin Wilson episodes in the middle of the night. Pure awesomeness.
- aczerepinski 10y agoDisclosure: I work there. We also have another site, onlinecookingschool.com, that's even more directly focused on teaching technique and so forth. I have access to the recipes as a job perk but have barely scratched the surface as the collection is enormous.