Tube Food: Animal Love and a Famous Kitchen

By April Hall
July 11, 2008

RSPCA sends compliments to the chefs

British chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall were honored by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for their work in reforming the manner in which chickens and other food animals are treated.

Oliver has had a number of food programs and television appearances in the United States while Fearnley-Whittingstall may be more recognized from his appearances on Gordon Ramsay’s “The F Word.” Both Oliver and Fearnley-Whittingstall have produced documentaries about “factory farming.”

Everything but her kitchen sink

Julia Child’s home in Cambridge, Mass., is on the market for $4.35 million, but the room that made her famous is off the block.

The kitchen that belonged to the revolutionary mother of all celebrity chefs has been on display at the Smithsonian since 2001.

The kitchen at the home has been completely renovated.

DVR Alerts

Alas, the pickings are slim this week, but have no fear; next week will see more premieres on the Food Network. In the meantime, peruse the digital guides to catch your favorite reruns.

Saturday

7 a.m. — Easy Entertaining with Michael Chiarello (Food Network) - Celebrate with this all-American outdoor summer meal. It’s got grilled red wine burgers, creamy white potato salad and fresh blue blackberry tart.

11 a.m. — Down Home with the Neelys (Food Network) — Pat’s brother Tony and Gina’s brother Ronnie rally together in the Neely kitchen to make Roasted Tomato Soup, BBQ Paninis, Fried Green Beans and Rum Raisin Bread Pudding.

12 p.m. — Rescue Chef (Food Network) — Danny Boome brings a med student’s meal back to life with a heart-friendly menu including baked citrus salmon, roast vegetable couscous, watercress salad with citrus vinaigrette.

Sunday

7:30 a.m. — Quick Fix Meals with Robin Miller (Food Network) — Robin has a menu so impressive you could serve it at your next dinner party, but it’s easy enough to prepare any old night of the week.

9:30 a.m. — Secrets of a Restaurant Chef (Food Network) — Tender, juicy roast chicken with perfectly crispy skin … it’s a restaurant favorite, and now you can make it at home with Anne’s two-temperature technique. Also learn the art of fluffy mashed potatoes and an earthy beet salad.

8 p.m. — Food Network Challenge (Food Network) — Some of the country’s greatest home cooks descend on Dallas, Texas to find out once and for all who has the best dish in the land. The overall winner takes home a staggering $1 million prize in the traditional Pillsbury Cook-Off.

10 p.m. — The Next Food Network Star (Food Network) — In Las Vegas, the Final Four compete in two competitions: they must each make an ultimate version of their own signature dish, while simultaneously creating an ultimate version of their competitor’s signature dish, all the while being peppered with questions from the judging committee.

11 p.m. — Road Tasted with the Neelys (Food Network) - Pat and Gina Neely are in sunny San Diego and they discover yummy chocolate cookies at Sweet Cheeks, firecracker chocolate at Chuao, a visit Carlsbad Gourmet creations to taste Strawberry Jalapeno Spread and Strawberry BBQ Sauce plus all natural Whale Tail Chips.

Monday

9:30 a.m. - Good Deal with Dave Lieberman (Food Network) - There are many types of fish and seafood that mimic the texture and flavor of more expensive fare, but cost just half the amount. Dave’s heading down the shore with a bunch of friends for a summer traditional clambake - and this one only costs $45.

9 p.m. — Unwrapped (Food Network) — Host Marc Summers takes a bite out of delicatessens. Get an inside look at how pastrami is made, how mustard gets mixed, how pickles get pickled, and how rye bread gets put together. Learn how a West Coast deli claims to be the king of corned beef.

Friday

10 p.m. — Paula’s Party (Food Network) — From the Fonz to a Wise Guy to a fashionista, it’s an hour to remember! Henry Winkler learns how to make country-fried steak for his wife while he reminisces about Happy Days. Sopranos star Steve Schirripa talks about the final episode of the show and shares stories about the cast.

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