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By James Pineman Good Eats episode This Spuds For You
takes a look at the staple of American eating, the potato. The episode
features, besides Alton Brown as himself, Deborah Duchon the cultural
anthropologist that frequents the show,
Pop culture, comedy, and
plain good eating: Host Alton Brown explores the origins of
ingredients, decodes culinary customs and presents food and equipment
Includes recipes, web favorites, rants and raves, and a look behind
the scenes of
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By James Pineman Good
Eats episode This Spuds For You takes a look at the staple of American
eating, the potato. The episode features, besides Alton Brown as
himself, Deborah Duchon the cultural anthropologist that frequents the
show,
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Food Network is devoted to all
things food with a recipe for every occasion: Sharing Rachael Ray's
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Fast with F Guys Big Bite, Ham on the Street Rachael Ray's Tasty T

There is an article about Alton in this week's (or maybe it was last
week already) People magazine and a recipe on their website. A little
talk about surviving air travel from the ever-traveling Alton Brown!
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Eating Well: Clams Casino Ellie Krieger:
Rhode Island Style Clam Chowder Longfin and shortfin squid AllRecipes:
Grammy's Calamari Salad AllRecipes: Calamari in Red Wine and Tomato
Sauce Alton Brown: Seaside Squid Salad
I was watching one of my
favorite Food TV shows, 'Good Eats', one night. Alton Brown was making
tapioca pudding. Well, I knew that my wife LOVES tapioca pudding so I
decided to whip up a batch. She thought it was GREAT.
But, I've been
instructed to talk about Alton Brown. Or, as Brendan calls him,
"what's his name." Sadly, Alton is not a looker, under 3, or even a
Z-list celebrity, but I swear my unwavering devotion is justified.

This recipe is courtesy from Alton Brown. You know the guy who hosts
the Good Eats and the Iron Chef on Food Network. Yeah, I love Alton
Brown too. He gives some delicious recipes with some humor. If you've
never seen Good Eats,
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Good Eats is a
television cooking show created and hosted by Alton Brown that airs in
North America on Food Network. Likened to television science educators
Please note: Recipes from some programs such as Good Eats are not
available on
By James Pineman Good Eats episode This Spuds For You
takes a look at the staple of American eating, the potato. The episode
features, besides Alton Brown as himself, Deborah Duchon the cultural
anthropologist that frequents the show,
But, I've been instructed to
talk about Alton Brown. Or, as Brendan calls him, "what's his name."
Sadly, Alton is not a looker, under 3, or even a Z-list celebrity, but
I swear my unwavering devotion is justified.
I was watching one of my
favorite Food TV shows, 'Good Eats', one night. Alton Brown was making
tapioca pudding. Well, I knew that my wife LOVES tapioca pudding so I
decided to whip up a batch. She thought it was GREAT.

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