Food finder: Adam Richman sniffs out restaurant secrets
Adam Richman hosts “Man Finds Food”
Restaurants! They're seriously everywhere. They're on street corners in every neighborhood, they're found in hotels and hospitals, they can even be found underground in subway stations.
In fact, a study done in 2012 found that there are well over 600,000 restaurants in America, which means that you pretty much can't go anywhere without practically tripping over one of the things.
A star is born: 'Food Network Star' kicks off
Bobby Flay and Giada De Laurentiis in “Food Network Star”
If there's any doubt out there that we're a society with a love of food, the rise of culinary celebrities should prove otherwise.
Americans love celebrities and Americans love food, so when they're put together, something amazing happens.
Father's Day throwdown: Two new challengers aim to take down Bobby Flay
Bobby Flay hosts “Beat Bobby Flay”
Father's Day is coming up fast, and I'm sure that any avid (and even a lot of not-so-avid) Food Network watchers know what that means: TV specials, of course.
Giving it the 'Flip': Bobby Deen and Nikki Dinki host 'Junk Food Flip'
Bobby Deen and Nikki Dinki host “Junk Food Flip”
Mmm, junk food. There's something about it that is so comforting in its deliciousness, so much so that sometimes you just have to give in to a craving and gorge to your heart's content.
Dinner time: Pennington and Freitag are saving the American diner
Ty Pennington and Amanda Freitag host “American Diner Revival”
Whew! That was a rough few years, wasn't it?
In with the new: New season of 'MasterChef' brings in a new judge
Christina Tosi judges in “MasterChef”
Just who is this Christina Tosi anyway? Wait, we may be getting ahead of ourselves here. Let's start at the beginning (I've heard that it's a very good place to start).
It's that time of the year again: the ovens are getting fired up, white aprons are being neatly folded and thousands of home cooks from across the country are holding their collective breath.
Love is in the air: 'Southern at Heart' brings folks together through food
Damaris Phillips in “Southern at Heart”
Valentine's Day is way behind us now (three months past -- my, how time flies!) but that doesn't mean that love needs to take a back seat. Love of food, love of family. Heck, even love of our favorite TV shows are all something that everyone experiences year-round, even without a special holiday.
Real girl, real food: Haylie Duff's food is the real deal
Haylie Duff in “The Real Girl’s Kitchen”
Who says that actors are out of touch? OK, so the stereotype of the rich, snobby Hollywood star may apply in some (possibly a lot) of cases, but it sure doesn't apply to Haylie Duff.
Rising to the challenge: Sweets take center stage this spring on Food Network
Bobby Deen hosts “Spring Baking Championship”
Hands up. Who watched Food Network's "Holiday Baking Championship" this past holiday season?
The Bobby Deen-hosted baking competition was great fun and, apparently, enough of a hit that the network has decided to bring it back. This time, though, it'll be less "ho-ho-ho" and more "goodbye snow!"
How deliciously evil: 'Cutthroat Kitchen' tournament brings back some devious minds
Alton Brown hosts “Cutthroat Kitchen: Evilicious”
It takes a truly diabolical mind to succeed in "Cutthroat Kitchen."
Alright, so versatility, the ability to keep a cool head under pressure and, of course, cooking ability are all important, too. But a good level of evil is definitely the main ingredient for success in this Food Network cooking competition.