Food Network
I am at a loss to explain the Food Network.
You can't taste the food. You can't smell the food. Chances are you aren't making the food while you're watching the show and in any case, the recipes are on line. Half of the recipes I would never make. Rachel Ray's "30 Minute Meals" take an hour and a half to prepare off camera. I cannot understand what makes these shows so fascinating.
Then it hit me. They're plays where the script is a recipe card.
You can't taste the food. You can't smell the food. Chances are you aren't making the food while you're watching the show and in any case, the recipes are on line. Half of the recipes I would never make. Rachel Ray's "30 Minute Meals" take an hour and a half to prepare off camera. I cannot understand what makes these shows so fascinating.
Then it hit me. They're plays where the script is a recipe card.
posted by Monstro D. Whale at
10:46 AM
2 Comments:
I think you're on the money there.
I'm an athiest. But even I sometimes thank God that I do not have cable.
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