What do you get when you add science to the art of Sautéing?
The Top Five Reasons Alton Brown is the Smartest TV-Chef
- He uses big words-- and makes up new ones when necessary
- He's friends with a Nutritional Anthropologist
- He knows that cooking is an art and a science
- Sock Puppets!
- He makes fun of Emeril
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Links that prove the point
Alton Brown's official site
Want to hear directly from Alton? Here's the place to do it-- follow his schedule, read his blog, learn more about his newest show--Feasting on Asphal...0 points
Good Eats Website
The show that started it all.0 points
Good Eats Fan Page
Every celebrity worth his or her Kosher salt has fans. If your fans are geeks, they also build you cool web pages.0 points
My Favorite Alton Brown Recipies
- Spinach Salad with Warm Bacon Dressing Recipe
- This is the Spinach Salad recipe that convinced my boyfriend to eat spinach. I eat it just as the recipe states (sometimes without mushrooms) and said boyfriend eats it with just spinach, bacon and dressing--both ways it is delicious. I've also made it by substituting Olive Oil for the Bacon Fat--not quite the same, but still yummy and much better for you.
- Brown Rice Crispy Bar Recipe
- I love regular rice crispy bars, but I think I might like these better. I couldn't find puffed brown rice so I used Kashi's 7 whole grain puffs instead. I also substituted Canola oil for the flax oil which tastes better and doesn't require the double boiler work. Finally we used Pecans as our nuts-- delicious!
Your favorite Alton Brown Recipies
I had my chance, now it's your turn. Link your favorite Alton Brown recipies below--let us know if you've done anything to make them extra special!
Create an Alton Brown Kittchen
Alton Brown--Books and DVDs
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Good Eats with Alton Brown All in a Day's Eatin' 3 Dvd Set New
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Good Eats with Alton Brown: Sweet Somethings
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Alton Brown's Gear for Your Kitchen by Alton Brown
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Your turn: Am I right?
AppalachianCountry wrote...
Great lens. We enjoy Mr. Alton alot. Thank-you for this fun lens on him. 5 stars*****
LindaBee wrote...
Being Cajun, I like Emeril. I'll have to watch Alton. Sounds like fun and I'm sure I could learn a thing or two.
cecc wrote...
I personally love Jamie Oliver, he's so rustic and no-nonsense.
Len
writertiff wrote...
I haven't seen him, but now I'll have to! I love Chef Ramsey - all the chef shows are fun to watch.

























