'The Pioneer Woman' takes her vittles to TV

[dfergie]

Popular blogger Ree Drummond's show premieres Saturday on Food Network

'Pioneer Woman' Ree Drummond has Food Network over for vittles - latimes.com

 

[dfergie]

Starts in less than an hour... 11:30 am Edt

 

[charper1]

Hmmm; I have it set to record the series as I think there will be some great home cooking ides/recipes, but can it be this is not recorded in HD Don? There is no HD indicator on the online guide or TitanTV

 

[dfergie]

I set one on my 622 for Dish, have to check my H20 (can't remember if cooking is HD on Directv)...

 

[charper1]

Hmmm; I know Cooking isn't HD but I have the show slated for the Food Network; you?

 

[dfergie]

My H20 shows it HD (have one HR in the Bedroom, the other in my 3D room)

 

[dfergie]

Yes on Food.

 

[Bobby]

Cooking is also HD on Dish Network...

 

[charper1]

My H20 shows it HD (have one HR in the Bedroom, the other in my 3D room)

Great; I thought it was on Food Network; I had to set it up remotely; so Tribune may have missed the "HD indicator" on the setup for the online guide and TitanTV.. Thanks.

 

[dfergie]

Your Welcome, this should be a good series... I grew up around and still have freinds & family that ranch plus I like food

 

[charper1]

Yep. and I think more people in the US need to get back to good old family home cooking. They would see not only does it bring the family together; strengthen it; it is also much cheaper overall to buy, prep and cook your own meals at home, even considering the time spent; versus pre-processed, boxed/canned meals and eating out all the time.

 

[dfergie]

The way she made the Chicken Fried Steak & Gravy is exactly how I do it.... same with the taters minus the mass quantity's of butter

 

[charper1]

OK so I like her ideas, but so far one they I can say from a cooking standpoint on this episode; NEVER, EVER squash or press any meat down while cooking or resting, its presses out the flavorful juices. Press them flat BEFORE cooking if you need them thinner or to cover more surface area. AND... its a bit too heavy on the drama/the show story.. I want more actual cooking.. Think MTV slowly losing the actual music videos... I will watch again.

 

[Skyhi]

OK so I like her ideas, but so far one they I can say from a cooking standpoint on this episode; NEVER, EVER squash or press any meat down while cooking or resting, its presses out the flavorful juices. Press them flat BEFORE cooking if you need them thinner or to cover more surface area. AND... its a bit too heavy on the drama/the show story.. I want more actual cooking.. Think MTV slowly losing the actual music videos... I will watch again.

I have a bad feeling that that is what Food Network is going to become.....hopefully they'll at least have cooking-centric shows on their sister 'Cooking' channel.

 

[dfergie]

Yeah a lot of extra stuff not needed, I missed parts moving water and will have to re-watch the parts I missed...

 

[charper1]

I have a bad feeling that that is what Food Network is going to become.....hopefully they'll at least have cooking-centric shows on their sister 'Cooking' channel.

Me too; but I hope that more people will comment to them & their parent company. Faked/hyped drama "Reality TV" is a scourge on TV today and we just don't need it infiltrating every damn network and programming category type.