> they actually cook things (that don't look like rehash #23452364563) that inspire me to want to cook - which, wholly fuck, is what FN did once upon a time. FN is like a friend who slowly went insane and became intolerable to hang out with but won't just off themselves and still pops up in my life occasionally.
i'm still mourning for the FN i fell in like with. i don't want to see any more cupcakes. or bad cooks. i want to watch people make different types of food and explain how to do it in a kitchen designed for filming things in.
does anyone know of youtube channels that i can watch to fill the void in my heart where the food network used to be?
Carter Nelson
Food Wishes
Caleb Perry
>literally the worst >literally
Camden Bell
>1990's I think you mean early mid 2000's. Good eats didn't start until 1999 and two fat ladies were reruns of the 1990's episode (one of the bitches died in the late 90's)
Lucas Harris
Nobody looks good after a 4 day coke binge, user.
Lincoln Gomez
She's the epitome of flyover, everything on her show is the type of thing that white middle aged housewives in backwoods Indiana would think is exotic and spicy because it's got "taco seasoning" on it.
Owen Davis
>Good Eats was the best thing ever on Food Network.
>Need $3000 dollars worth of equipment to correctly make banana pudding
Leo Russell
Her creepy home-schooled stepford children freak me the fuck out, and her husband gives off a "lets get drunk and beat up some Mexicans!" vibe. Her name is fucking Ree for fucks sake. When your name is a goddamn R9K squeal, you are just completely fucked from birth.
Leo Flores
All great shows, excellent taste my nigga.
Isaac Allen
I can vaguely tolerate Worst Cooks in America because it has a couple legit chefs on it. Burrell, Flay, Zacharian are a dying breed, FN seems to be transitioning to housewives and washed-up celebrities teaching you that mediocrity is great.
