Mario Batali

Mario, Emeril, & Bobby Get 2 hr White House Special - A Sign of Importance or a Consolation Prize For Dwindling Network Time?

source: food network addict

When you get an invite from the White House you send in the big guns. And at Food Network, to many people, those would be Mario Batali, Bobby Flay, and Emeril Lagasse... or they would have used to...

Published Wed, Nov 4

First Lady Michelle Obama Appearing on Iron Chef America

source: Gothamist

A purr-fectly costumed Michelle Obama distributes what can only be healthy, organically grown, locally-sourced fruit treats to children on Halloween. (Courtesy The White House Flickr) Last month celebrity chefs Mario Batali, Bobby Flay, and Emeril Lagasse visited the White House g...

Published Wed, Nov 4

'The Next Iron Chef' - Too Much Is Never Enough

source: Slashfood

For those keeping track, this is not "Iron Chef America," the cooking-in-front-of-a-stadium spectacle that's closest to the Japanese original. In a way, that makes it more interesting -- in place of mega-celebs like Mario Batali, you get a bevy of less over-exposed folks like New York'...

Published Mon, Oct 12

New York City Wine & Food Festival

source: topix.net

Some of the highlighted chefs and events include: Participating chefs like Rachael Ray, Martha Stewart, Anthony Bourdain, Giada de Laurentiis, David Chang, Alain Ducasse, Paula Deen, Jacques Torres, Guy Fieri, Bobby Flay and Tom Colicchio as well as Frank Bruni and Mario Batali.

Published Sun, Oct 11

Fine Living will become the Cooking Channel

source: TV Squad

The way I see this, since Scripps owns the Food Network, the Cooking Channel will be sort of a Food Network annex. Food Network 2.0. Food Network, Two. In actuality, a lot of the programming on Fine Living now is connected to Food Network. Old Iron Chef episodes, Emeril LaGasse and Mario Batali an...

Published Thu, Oct 8

Editor's Picks - Best of the Rest

source: Slashfood

ie Pervaiz Shallwani interviews Julia Child's editor Judith Jones about her new book "The Pleasures of Cooking for One." Mario Batali will not have to give up his precious orange Crocs -- the company has been saved from going out of business.

Published Fri, Oct 2

David Chang and Mario Batali: So Important, So Overrated

source: topix.net

Grub Street surveyed members of the gastronobility to assess the "state of our food union," questioning the likes of Anthony Bourdain, Alan Richman, Gael Greene, and LA Weekly's Jonathan Gold.

Published Mon, Aug 31

EaterWire: Crab Boils, Pig Roasts, and Trix with Duck

source: Eater

MOVIE LAND— Some Mario Batali news from Grub Street: "Super Mario is joining the cast of Bitter Feast, a “darkly comic thriller” currently filming in Manhattan and Woodstock...'LeGros plays a New York chef and TV cooking personality who takes culinary revenge on the food critic (Leonard)...

Published Mon, Jul 20