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BigmanPigman

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5. Watch A Cook's Tour, No Reservations (Tony Bourdain)

Reply to Maraya1969 (Original post)

Mon Nov 2, 2020, 09:17 PM

Nov 2020

and Iron Chef from Japan reruns. I watched them all over and over and it opened my eyes to more wonderful food and cooking ideas. Almost 20 years later and I am still learning about new foods to try and experiment with. Google them on Daily Motion for free.

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Anyone watch any of the cooking or baking shows on netflix? [View all] Maraya1969 Nov 2020 OP

I used to, just haven't watched any teevee in a while.. getagrip_already Nov 2020 #1

Watched the British series KT2000 Nov 2020 #2

I watch the Great British Baking Show. Delmette2.0 Nov 2020 #3

Nailed It! is very entertaining happybird Nov 2020 #4

The one with the Trump cake was hilarious! Luciferous Nov 2020 #8

It looked like Ron Paul, lol! happybird Nov 2020 #9

Ha, it did kind of look like Ron Paul! Luciferous Nov 2020 #10

Watch A Cook's Tour, No Reservations (Tony Bourdain) BigmanPigman Nov 2020 #5

I love the original Iron Chef! happybird Nov 2020 #6

Yes, it was high on drama and was campy... BigmanPigman Nov 2020 #7