Occasionally, I watch the Food Network because I enjoy shows like Ace of Cakes, Iron Chef and Unwrapped. One day, while working in another room, I left the T.V. on the food channel at high volume, big mistake. This Southern dumbbell from hell is one of the most annoying personalities on T.V.

Ramsey launches new live TV show in UK with rumours saying it could take Emeril Live slot on Food Network

On the Food Network, Bobby Flay shows how to make tostones, or fried green plantains. Ask any Latino what tostones are (or patacones in South America) and they will know what you are talking about. However, Bobby's dipping sauce is not what Latinos commonly use. Check out my recipes and thoughts here, and don't forget to digg it. thanks

Now some of you maybe saying that I'm to hard on Giada De Laurentiis, however I bring this challenge to you, next time you are watching her show. MUTE IT... and see if it is more enjoyable... if it is... then you must agree that she is The Food Network's Hooker

For those of us who love Alton Brown and any show he is on, here is some good news!!!

Food Network is a cable network that airs specials and recurring (episodic) programs about food and cooking. It is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company.The network is seen in more than ninety million households. In addition to New York, it has offices in Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit and Knoxville.Food Network can be seen internationally in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Korea, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Monaco, Andorra, France, and the French-speaking territories in the Caribbean, Polynesia and Trinidad and Tobago.Food Network was founded on November 23, 1993 as TV Food Network; its legal name is still Television Food Network, G.P. Within a few years, the network had shortened its on-air brand name. Joe Langhan, now an executive producer with the Wine Network, created the concept for Food Network in 1991 while working at the Providence Journal.Food Network is owned by The E.W. Scripps Company. Scripps acquired the Food Network from the A. H. Belo Corp. Corporation (in exchange for broadcast stations KENS-AM/TV in San Antonio, Texas) in 1997, which had acquired the network through a takeover of the Providence Journal Company earlier that year.