The Chicago Tribune goes behind the scenes of the Food Network studios today with the network's executive culinary producer, Jill Novatt as tour guide. Turns out one of the great challenges facing FN hosts is the tiny earpiece they wear during every segment: "Cooking on TV is a hard job...You need to really actually cook while listening to the culinary producer whispering in your ear telling you to smile and to move your hand because it's blocking the celery, all while you also have to pay attention to the studio director on the floor who is pointing to which camera you have to face." [CT]
Filed under:
The Food Network
The Latest
Filed under:
How Queer Chefs Are Reclaiming Bottom Food
The idea that bottoms need to adjust their food choices for a cleaner sexual experience is pervasive. Queer food personalities and chefs are pushing back.