While cooking shows are a dime a dozen now, these titans of the food TV industry maintained popular cooking TV shows long before prominent cable television.

The age of television cooking shows has evolved since the days of Julia Child (The French Chef, 1963) and James Beard (yes, the one whose name is on the prestigious food awards: I Love to Eat, 1946).

A tasty new reality TV show filmed in Upstate New York is on Netflix’s monthly debut menu. “Next Gen Chef”, a cooking competition reality series filmed at the Culinary Institute of America, premieres ...

That was the title of a YouTube clip shared by the creators of the small, green, 7-inch animated favorite nicknamed “Cheffie,” which showed the miniature culinary whiz crying as he announced the ...

Cooking shows have been around as long as television itself, but the cooking competition subgenre — think Top Chef and Great British Bake-Off — is a relatively new phenomenon. Like so many things we ...

He’s a little guy with a huge following online. Tiny Chef, the Instagram sensation who also happens to be animated, has gained millions of fans of all ages while whipping up vegetarian meals with a ...

The amount of screens people watch has skyrocketed since those early, groundbreaking days of television, and so has the number of cooking shows. Every facet of food has come under the entertainment ...