Food Network wants to move from your TV to the kitchen.
Published 12:52 PM EST Nov 26, 2019The cooking-centric channel last month debuted Food Network Kitchen, an app that combines a library of its shows and recipes with live cooking classes taught by its famous chefs. You can make pancakes on Sunday morning with Bobby Flay or Thanksgiving stuffing with Alex Guarnaschelli, asking questions about best practices along the way. The app also allows you to order ingredients for the recipes.
Bobby Flay makes Buttermilk Pancakes with Blackberry-Blueberry Butter and Cinnamon Maple Syrup on Food Network Kitchen Live.But how easy and practical is it to actually cook in real time with a professional chef? How watchable is it? Is it a better option than all those food blogs I find when I google"easy chicken dinners"?
First I had to pick a recipe. I have dietary restrictions requiring the Ketogenic diet, so it was a little difficult to find a meal with a live cooking class that would work for me . I settled with a replay of a class with Ree Drummond , who taught me how to make"Lower Carb Eggs Benedict," because I've never made the signature breakfast dish before.
Some key parts of the recipe appear on-screen but are left out of the verbal instructions: At what heat to sauté the kale that replaces the English muffin, or how much white vinegar to add to the egg-poaching water. They were a little too easy to miss, and I had to rewind the video twice to make sure I was on the right track. However, if I incorporated this kind of cooking into my everyday life, I'm pretty sure I could adapt to paying attention to the screen when necessary.
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