I'll watch the odd cooking show, no doubt. My cullinary repertoire includes Gordon Ramsay's braised lamb shanks and Jamie Oliver's Boxing Day Bread Pudding. Back in the day those Japanese Iron Chefs were a cozy Bolton night for me and Susie.
But of all the celebrity chef shows I've seen, none top (well maybe Good Eats but the ruins my point) Heston Blumenthal's "In Search of Perfection". The show focuses on making everyday meals as perfect as culinarily possible. He goes to the lengths of using brain scans to see how people react to various flavours.
It's truly great stuff and well worth the time for any foodie.
But of all the celebrity chef shows I've seen, none top (well maybe Good Eats but the ruins my point) Heston Blumenthal's "In Search of Perfection". The show focuses on making everyday meals as perfect as culinarily possible. He goes to the lengths of using brain scans to see how people react to various flavours.
It's truly great stuff and well worth the time for any foodie.
