Even if you've never used a kitchen a day in your life—aside from microwaving freezer meals or storing sweaters in your oven like Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw—odds are you've watched a cooking ...

Everyone eats, which means most people cook every day. For those who have anxiety about cooking, don't know a saucepan from a skillet, or just need a little inspiration, help is on TV. While public ...

Some 30 years ago I found myself working with David Pritchard, a director who turned the late Keith Floyd into a TV star. He had first encountered Floyd, glass in hand, chaotically running a Bristol ...

Once traditional staples of television, tutorial-based cooking shows are disappearing from the TV screen. The Food Network, alongside its spinoff, Cooking Channel, has long dominated the food category ...

Want to relax by watching something appetizing? Max is loaded with food TV shows that deliver delectable recipes and culinary ...

Karen Katz can roast a turkey in 30 minutes. Well, as long as she has a legion of culinary staff and four birds at various stages in the cooking process to help her squeeze the recipe into a single ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Marc Berman is a New York-based reporter who covers media. Food has captivated television audiences for more than half a century.

Michael Block is a 14 time GLAM Award nominated writer, producer, and host of the podcast Block Talk. Throughout his time in the entertainment industry, he has worked on and off Broadway as a stage ...

Good Food The Evolution of the TV Cooking Show Kathleen Collins is the author of Watching What We Eat: The Evolution of Television Cooking Shows . The very first cooking show on TV was I Love to Eat, ...