Well Fed Network

Posted by Sarah Caron on Fit Fare
I had a huge wake up call this week.
I knew that summer was coming, but it never occurred to me that my post-pregnancy body – still 10 pounds from my pre-pregnancy weight – would conflict with my ideal summer-weather clothing. Well. It does. Majorly.
I tried on shorts – they […]

Posted by Patsy Kreitman on Edible TV.
When given the opportunity to interview each of the Next Food Network Star Season 4 finalists, I was very interested to learn more about them. Each one is unique and brings something to the show that we have not seen before. It looks like it’s going to be a […]

Posted by Chuck Marting on Get Your Grill On
With this being National Barbecue Month, I went ahead and did something I have wanted to do for awhile. Put my knowledge and skill on tape and put it out their for the world to see!
This summer Food Network will be airing a new show with Chef […]

Posted by Tracy Ellen Kamens on The Spirit World
Summertime and the living is easy. Well, maybe not quite easy, but perhaps our hearts are a bit more carefree as the days grow longer and warmer.
Memorial Day Weekend generally heralds the start of the summer season and the return to backyard entertaining. For those in the […]

Posted by Davekatz on Get Your Grill On
While it’s true that northern winters have not entirely stopped us from grilling pretty much year-round, there does come a point in the Spring where all of a sudden the air is warm and the sun is high. A day where standing around tending a grill stops being […]

Posted by Harry Kenney on Edible TV
It’s grilling season and the king of the grills, Bobby Flay, is everywhere. A new cookbook just out, a new cooking show to follow and finally, his own cookware line, with, natch, a nice feature of grilling attachments. Food Network and Kohl’s Corporation officially launched the Bobby Flay casual […]

Posted by Robin Wheeler-Barber on Growers and Grocers
Last Friday night I found myself literally stuck in the middle of one of those conversations most people never want to be stuck in the middle of.
While waiting for a concert to begin, I introduced two of my friends, one who has spent time in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula […]

Posted by Alisa Fleming on Fit Fare
Such a simple product, yet it really is the first of its kind that I have seen. A mayonnaise-like whip of garlic, oil, lemon juice, and salt. That’s it. Frieda’s slogan is “the specialty produce people,” but fruits and veggies are not all that they do. Frieda’s also offers […]

Posted by Kelly Mahoney on Well Fed on the Town.
Oh, Chicago-style pizza, how I love thee. After traveling all over the place, I can confidently say that there’s no place like home when it comes to pizza. I had some truly horrible pizza in Arizona and some passable pizza in D.C., but this is the […]

Posted by Robin Wheeler-Barber on A Nice Cuppa.
Back in 2005, my husband and I were intrigued with the Senseo single-cup brewers, but as coffee snobs, we were reluctant to shell out $75 for a machine that may make the best coffee ever … or the worst. That’s about the time Senseo started their many giveaway […]