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The chefs who host such shows can become major celebrities — Julia Child was one of the first, and more recently Wolfgang Puck and Emeril Lagasse have hosted shows that have enjoyed widespread popularity.
The chefs who host such shows can become major celebrities — Julia Child was one of the first, and more recently Wolfgang Puck and Emeril Lagasse have hosted shows that have enjoyed widespread popularity.


The literary equivalent is [[:Category:Cooking Stories]].
Not to be confused with [[:Category:Cooking Stories]], that don't (usually) show the cooking process or provide recipes.


[[Category:Show Genres]]
[[Category:Show Genres]]

Latest revision as of 13:51, 8 March 2023

A program devoted to the preparation and presentation of food, occasionally venturing into nutritional advice in the process. Recipes — sometimes but not always on a theme, or collected as part of a larger meal — are presented by demonstration.

The chefs who host such shows can become major celebrities — Julia Child was one of the first, and more recently Wolfgang Puck and Emeril Lagasse have hosted shows that have enjoyed widespread popularity.

Not to be confused with Category:Cooking Stories, that don't (usually) show the cooking process or provide recipes.