Food Network Daily Updates

by Joi on June 23, 2006

I’ve been slowly but surely redoing my main cooking site, Buttermilk Press.com. It’s almost all the way finished - I should be able to finish up this weekend.

If you go by you’ll notice a scrolling feature that I’ve added for those of you who are as addicted to the Food Network as I am. You won’t be able to miss it - it’s in the top right hand corner. I’ll keep up with what’s coming up on our favorite channel that night. Admitedly I only keep up with what’s coming up on my favorites, but my faves happen to be the best anyway!

Anyway, tonight’s episodes sound especially good - Rachael Ray and Alton Brown each have two on tonight and all four feature dishes I’d be interested in. Giada DeLaurntiis will be making some interesting Iced Tea - and since that’s pretty much the elixer of the gods, I gotta check in on that.

Did you catch Emeril last night? He used a great Southern technique that I swear by as well - marinating chicken in buttermilk. He actually soaked his wings in a buttermilk and lime juice mixture. Yep, gotta try that out.

Have a weekend worth writing about!
~Joi

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{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Cate O'Malley 06.23.06 at 10:11 pm

Mmmm, nothing beats chicken marinated in buttermilk. It makes it so unbelievably juicy - yum!

2 Madeline 06.23.06 at 11:34 pm

Joi - I officially love your blog! Thanks for providing such great updates about all our favorites.

Madeline

3 Joi 06.24.06 at 9:06 am

Thanks so much, Madeline! You made my weekend!
Joi

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