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Before books about Big Organic and the Slow Food movement became all the rage, histories of specific food stuffs (with titles like “The Potato: How the Humble Spud Rescued the Western World” and “Apple: One a Day to Save Your Life”) ruled the charts. Clearly Alton Brown, host of the [...] ...
Source: www.hardocp.com --- 35 days ago
Alton Brown of Good Eats fame has a new show airing on Food Network and theyre doing all their HD video editing on location in the Caribbean, usually on a boat. Turns out that hes a huge gadget/tech fan and Gizmodo has the scoop on the gadgets that Alton likes to use and how they manage to get the show production ready in the field. This year we decided to go completely tapeless: Panasonic P2 cards on 200s. Were downloading them into our portable Avid edit system. We take as much audio equipment as we take video equipment. The funny thing is, professional audio hasnt gotten a whole lot smaller. Although hi-def cameras have gotten smaller, lenses have gotten better and battery time has gotten better, audio is still the tricky part of the process for field reporting. Comments ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 14 days ago
Alton's version of the classic. -- posted by 2Bleu (Bird&Buddha) Original story at Recipezaar . View our complete collection of Recipes at Boxxet: Alton Brown Recipes . ... Source: www.ecorazzi.com --- 32 days ago
The Food Network is so friggin’ popular it churns out celebrity hosts like your grammy used to churn butter - quick and fabulous. Alton Brown is ’Jonas Brothers famous’ and gets a ga-gillion viewers each episode of his hit show Good Eats. This is important to know because he’s decided to start talking sustainability, and lots [...] ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 19 days ago
Written by Paz Thanks, Paz, for letting me take a trip down memory lane—and eat some really good pretzels!! Alton Brown’s Homemade Soft Pretzels. Food Network. 1 1/2 cups warm (110 to 115 degrees F) water 1 tablespoon sugar 2 teaspoons kosher salt ... Original story at The Cooking Adventures of Chef Paz . Related stories include: Recipe: Baked Barley - waynebrownministries.com , Recipe: Baked Brown Rice - waynebrownministries.com and ... big doofus , Tasty Planner Recipes View all 5 related Recipes at Boxxet: Alton Brown Recipes . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 8 days ago
Written by Tony Or rather, the urge to become a better cook. To that end I've been soaking up Food Network programming and Alton Brown books. I LOVE Alton Brown's books. I've tried several of his recipes but so far this one's my favorite. ... Original story at Artboyz Palette . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Alton Brown . ... Source: www.iphonematters.com --- 34 days ago
If you’ve got an iPhone you’ve got a computer. How else could you suffer through those unbearable syncs and questionable iPhone updates?* Even though you’ve got a computer you might have wondered if… ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 39 days ago
Good Eats is fully researched and scripted, so you're not going to see any flubs. As mentioned, ICA, while scripted to some degree, has gaps in it...and you're going notice those gaps if you're use to Alton Brown knowing everything. ... Original story at CHOW: The Grinder . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Alton Brown . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 14 days ago
If Alton created it, it must be good. And for Alton, this recipe is unusually simple. ;) -- posted by 2Bleu (Bird&Buddha) Original story at Recipezaar . View our complete collection of Recipes at Boxxet: Alton Brown Recipes . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 39 days ago
Alton Brown is the best guy on the Food Network. He is entertaining, VERY informative and just overall seems to know a lot about food and food processes. I suggest you watch more of his videos to see what we all mean. Original story at CHOW: The Grinder . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Alton Brown . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 11 days ago
Written by Webmaster The Food Networks' kitchen geek- Alton Brown- and his crew have taken the 3rd season of his popular show, "Feasting on Asphalt" offshore. The four-part series follows Brown's journey on two 50' catamarans as he explores the unique ... Original story at caribbean-sailing (Blogspot) . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Alton Brown . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 19 days ago
Written by welshwmn3 Yanno, I really did like Alton Brown. I liked that he was a nerd (Mr. Science for food) and that he made a good living from being a food nerd. His shows were entertaining, and I usually learned a lot of things from Good Eats. ... Original story at A Day in the (Fat) Life . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Alton Brown . ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 30 days ago
CA - The Food Network's popularity, which is often credited with igniting America's obsession with celebrity chefs and food, has helped to make Alton Brown a ... Food Network's Cooking Up a Magazine YumSugar.com all 2 news articles Original story at Contra Costa Times . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Alton Brown . ... Source: www.benspark.com --- 33 days ago
Last night Allison and I stayed up, bleary-eyed, to watch the newest installment in Alton’s Brown’s culinary questing. This time he’s taken off the motorcycle helmet, donned a Hawaiian shirt and set sail in the Caribbean. Alton’s new show is called Feasting on Waves. In the show Alton and his team are aboard two boats [...] ... Source: garmin.blogs.com --- 32 days ago
In case you missed it, the Food Network aired the first installment last night of Feasting on Waves, Alton Brown's culinary journey through the Caribbean. Alton is probably best known for his show Good Eats, but he's done a couple... ... Source: www.thecookingadventuresofchefpaz.com --- 19 days ago
Please help me introduce this week’s guest blogger, Rebecca of From Argentina with Love. Welcome, Rebecca! So happy you’re here! Paz 2008 © From Argentina with Love - All Rights Reserved One of the things I enjoy most about Paz’s blog is her New York Mondays. It shows me unique viewpoints of New York, and reminds me of [...] ... Source: www.bestofthebestdiningchicago.com --- 7 days ago
I’ve been watching Feasting on Waves. Of course, if you are truly vested in Food Network, you can’t miss it. The rotation on this show is heavy. I think FN should have more experiential programming. Of course, I also love Tony B’s “No Reservations” - another show that gives the viewer a fuller, exotic perspective. Alton Brown’s [...] ... Source: www.bigfatblog.com --- 27 days ago
We've talked about Alton Brown before . The bespectacled host of Food Network's Good Eats has had his ups and downs with his own weight and feelings on fat people. On that BFB post, he spoke incredibly ill of his own body. And if you saw one of his previous Feasting on... specials you may recall his OMG I NEED TO DO SITUPS NOW BECAUSE OF ALL THIS HIGH-CAL HIGH-FAT FOOD routine which became truly old, sad, and upsetting. Unfortunately, Brown has come out of the fat-hating closet for good in a recent interview that got picked up at Ecorazzi. His words: ”I've struggled with weight all my life, and probably always will. But I was on my most recent book tour I was shocked by the number of overweight families,” he says. “People would come up to me and say, ‘Oh, we love the Food Network.’ Well, no (expletive); did you eat the TV? There’s only four of you and you can’t ride in an elevator together. I’ll probably make fat people angry, but we need, as a culture, to be ashamed. It’s not “… healthy.” Angry? Check. I'm angry because it's another case of a food celebrity (Jamie Oliver) trying to shame all of the fat people away. And on top of it, it really seems to be a situation where Brown has had negative body images ("all [his] life" mind you) and when he sees fat people, he's reminded of what he could be... maybe, if his set point is higher than its current spot... and he's afraid of that. So I really do think this comes from a place of fear ... Source: edibletv.net --- 29 days ago
Alton Brown and his crew left their motorcycles behind for the latest incarnation of the Feasting series, Feasting on Waves. Instead, the guys (plus girl this time!) departed America’s fair shores to explore Caribbean fare, island-hopping on a couple of well-outfited boats. (Or are they ships? Is there a difference? Oh, the questions a nautical show [...] ... Find more results for Alton Brown on RSSMicro.com |
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Tomorrow night at 10PM, Food Network kicks off Alton Brown's latest TV show, Feasting on Waves , where the Mensa-smart kitchen geek and his crew hop into two 50-foot catamarans and sail around 15 different Caribbean islands in search of quality cuisine, shooting and editing the hi-def episodes right there on the boats. It turns out, despite his disdain for specialized kitchen gadgets, Brown depended on regular high-end tech to make a cooking show on a boat happen. How do you produce a TV show from a sailboat? One of the things about the Feasting shows in general is that they have a very small crew, and we are moving with very little space. We are extremely packed and technology dense. We had two 50-foot catamarans—it sounds fun but it wasn’t that fun. So you shoot and edit as you go? This year we decided to go completely tapeless: Panasonic P2 cards on 200s. We’re downloading them into our portable Avid edit system. We take as much audio equipment as we take video equipment. The funny thing is, professional audio hasn’t gotten a whole lot smaller. Although hi-def cameras have gotten smaller, lenses have gotten better and battery time has gotten better, audio is still the tricky part of the process for field reporting. I see you were also using a little Panasonic? I was lucky enough to be one of the first people in the US to get Panasonic’s HDC-HS100 AVCHD camcorder. It’s got a nice little Leica lens on it. We take everything throu ...