Season's Eatings on the Food Network

[ReineV]

For those of you who consider yourself foodies, chefs, cooks, or just plain lovers of EATING, Food Network is about to start it's famous annual countdown to Thanksgiving and is in the middle of their yearly Season's Eatings series. There's all sorts of great specials on during this time of year. They have the Food Network All Star Thanksgiving, All Star Holiday Party, 12 Days of Cookies, and other awesome specials. It's great for new recipes and ideas.

You can find details here: http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/et_hd_seasons_eatings/0,1972,FOOD_15716,00.html

Also, has anyone ever heard of the Fine Living Channel? Last year on Christmas day they played Christmas music and showed live shots of snow-covered towns in Utah and Switzerland. It was soooo cute because I watched families slide down snow covered hills on Christmas morning. If you have that channel it would be a great thing to turn on in the background while you're opening presents, sipping hot chocolate and preparing Christmas dinner.

[Ervserver]

sounds wonderful...I sure do miss my DISH

:-?

[dominick]

I'm actually watching the Alton Brown Turkey episode right now. I have it on DVD, but it's still good background to have on while enjoying the forum.

[ReineV]

I'm actually watching the Alton Brown Turkey episode right now. I have it on DVD, but it's still good background to have on while enjoying the forum.

yea! i just finished watching the first one, now there's another one on about frying turkeys! i really like Alton Brown, he makes me believe I can actually do his recipes...he makes it sound so easy

[dominick]

They are. His turkey is pretty much fool proof, and it's an excellent recipe. I watched the fry episode last Sunday. He was getting way enthusiastic about the rig to drop the turkey in. :lol:

[ReineV]

They are. His turkey is pretty much fool proof, and it's an excellent recipe. I watched the fry episode last Sunday. He was getting way enthusiastic about the rig to drop the turkey in. :lol:

lol, yea he was, how many people do you think actually rig up a ladder to fry a turkey? i mean i would...but i do everything Alton says if I follow a recipe! lol he's the reason I have those plastic/foldy cutting boards.

[dominick]

:lol: Would you put an emergency light on yours, too? I don't intend on frying any turkeys in the near future, but if and when I do, I probably won't be building a turkey crane to drop it in. I would venture to say that I'm not alone on that.

[Christy Carol]

I guess we just got Fine Living because I saw it the other day for the first time when flipping channels. I probably wouldnt have paid attention but they were showing wintertime's best vacations and they were showing lots of snow. I guess I need to check this channel out more, thanks for the heads up!!

[whitexmas]

I absolutely love the food network! I have a few of alton browns good eats dvds. The food network always has really good thanksgiving and christmas episodes of all their shows. Its a good channel to check whenever you need a holiday pick-me-up! :eek:

[Christmas Angel]

I have been watching so much of it lately. I am going to brine my turkey this year just like Alton Brown does! SO excited!!

[ReineV]

I have been watching so much of it lately. I am going to brine my turkey this year just like Alton Brown does! SO excited!!

lol, i think i might introduce that concept to my mom....but i'm afraid to mess with her way of cooking the turkey....hers always turn out great and she usually bastes and puts things in the turkeys cavity to give it flavor- butter, broth, veggies, etc.