Armchair Cook: A Food Network Addict

An obsession with all things Food Network. Maybe it's the perky people or the fabulous food; I just can't get enough. Admit it: neither can you.

Monday, June 26, 2006

Anthony Bourdain: Back in Black

Now that Anthony Bourdain has a new book coming out, he drops in at Salon for this laugh-out-loud interview. It's worth the commercial they make you sit through.

After calling Rachael Ray a bobblehead, the interviewer asks Bourdain if he may revise his opinion of her:

Will we see you in a year saying, "Oh, I had drinks with Rachael Ray, and actually, she's all right"?

Yeah, right. "After the hot-tub incident, I've changed my mind." You know, listen, like I said, I could be wrong. Unlikely. But maybe she's nice to puppies.

Sure, sure -- you haven't seen her kicking any old people lately.

Actually, that would be cool. If I ever saw her getting trashed on Old Crow, pistol-whipping a vegan after a bar crawl, I would think, "That's an interesting woman. I would like to know her."

Go now.

4 Comments:

  • At Monday, June 26, 2006 9:40:00 PM, Blogger Smapdi said…

    I've had a non sexual crush on Tony Bourdain for years. His show is highly amusing and his utter disdain for most Food Network personalities is mostly on target.

     
  • At Wednesday, June 28, 2006 10:17:00 AM, Blogger Pooh said…

    I love his shows, just wish they were on more often. I know he's married but when does he get to see his wife, he seems to travel alot. I would love to go with him, and drink and smoke cigs......

     
  • At Thursday, July 13, 2006 8:19:00 AM, Blogger marygirl1 said…

    Tony is stuck in the middle of the mess in Beirut. He is posting when he can over on egullet-sounds pretty dangerous-we all need to wish him a safe return

     
  • At Monday, August 14, 2006 6:34:00 AM, Blogger M. Alice said…

    Love Bourdain. I miss his show on Food Network. The Travel Channel show is pretty good, all in all, but I've gotta FF through some crap. I don't care for his "poetry" too much; it seems forced, even though he fancies himself a writer. I like it best when he's just being an honest, flawed human being.

     

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