Rachael Ray is everywhere these days, sort of like Velveeta over Super-Duper Super Bowl Enchiladas. She has four shows on the Food Network, including "30 Minute Meals," on which she chops and stirs - often frantically, sometimes haphazardly - her way to an easy dinner in less than half an hour. Miss Ray has authored 16 books, and she has a lifestyle magazine, Everyday With Rachael Ray.
North Jersey Cablevision customers woke up Friday to find two popular entertainment channels Food Network and HGTV had been dropped after the cable operator failed to negotiate a new contract by a midnight deadline. Seeking higher fees for programming, Scripps Networks pulled its distribution of both channels from Cablevision, leaving more than a million customers in North Jersey without some of their favorite programs, such as Food Networks "30 Minute Meals" with Rachael Ray and HGTVs "House Hunters.
Food extends Ray Cable's Food Network has signed a contract extension through 2010 with one of its biggest stars, "30 Minute Meals" host Rachael Ray, Broadcasting & Cable magazine reports.
In the latest expansion of her culinary empire, celebrity chef Rachael Ray has launched a charity-driven line of dog foods based on recipes she has created for her pit bull, Isaboo. Ray, who came to fame with her "30 Minute Meals" Food Network show, said all of her proceeds from sales of Rachael Ray Nutrish pet foods will go to Rachael's Rescue, which she founded to help at- risk animals. The outspoken dog lover regularly features recipes for pet food in her magazine, Every Day With Rachael Ray.
Seniors' diets needn't be bland Stop watering down food for seniors," says Rachael Ray, host of the Food Network's "30 Minute Meals" show and cookbook author.
NEW YORK - Although Rachael Ray is one of America's best-known foodies, no one is likely to call her a gourmet. But the maven of "30 Minute Meals" certainly qualifies as a gourmand. The 5-foot-3 dynamo loves eating food at least as much as she loves cooking it.
Being a shade tree chef and closet foodie, I'm no stranger to the Food Network. And of all the FN culinary faces, Rachael Ray seemed to be the least pretentious. Ray didn't knock your boots off with Swordfish Spiedini or Mongolian Ginger Beef. She'd sit you down easy with a hearty bowl of Italian Wedding Soup. But the more time I spent watching 30 Minute Meals, the more I craved a sprig of Hemlock. Ray's aw-shucks sweetness, unrelenting chatter and lack of discernible cooking talent made me want to jab myself in the eye with a salad fork.
:30 p.m. 30 Minute meals - Food With Conviction A meal with bold flavors that's bound to please. spicy shrimp burgers; salt and vinegar and cayenne fries; cajun crudite
As much as I idealize the notion of someone cooking for me on Mother's Day, it's hard to relinquish my spot by the stove. I'm guessing a lot of women share this reluctance, whether by habit or ego or some concern that the substitute cook will ruin your best pot. If you suffer from this unwillingness to let go, even if irrational, you may be thwarting your loved one's best intentions.
...Toast for 5 minutes, or until pecans are lightly browned and fragrant,...Bev Bennett is the author of "30 Minute Meals for Dummies," John Wiley & Sons, Inc....
:30 ET/PT p.m. tonight 30 MINUTE MEALS - Rush-Hour Menu Slip into cruise control for this rush-hour meal, Salsa Stoup and Double Decker Baked Quesadillas.
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