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    Default Any fans of TV chef Alton Brown/Good Eats?

    AB is easily my favorite TV cook, and he tweeted this pic today. I knew there was a reason I liked him!

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    Alton rocks I actually had lunch with him a while back. He was guest speaker at an event my wife was also a guest speaker at and we all sat at the same table...he actually a really cool down to earth guy...great sense of humor, pleasant and fun to ba round...a genuine guy...

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    Love his show, its both fun and informational!!
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    I remember on one of his 'road trip' episodes he used a Spyderco Endura to cut something edible

    EDIT: I think it may have been "Feasting on Asphalt".
    Last edited by Mickey Rourke; 12-06-2011 at 05:20 PM.

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    Thats a great pic. I learned how to make really good hash browns from his show.

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    Default A amazing knowledge of science

    I agree. He is a great chef, and has an amazing knowledge of the science behind the cooking process! And, as mentioned, is VERY funny & entertaining! (Creative in many ways...)
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    Love AB! I especially enjoy when he mimics the Chairman on Iron Chef America.

    I've learned a lot from watching him.
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    Best #$%#@$!@#$ mac & cheese in the world.

    A true Southern Renaissance man: chef, rides motorcycles, shoots.
    Pick their bones clean. Leave nothing behind.

    Things that can’t go on forever, won’t. Debts that can’t be paid, won’t be. Promises that can’t be kept, won’t be.

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    If anybody watches Bourdain's show, No Reservations, he trains at the Echo Valley Training Center before his trip to Kurdistan. Echo Valley Training Center is where our Winchester, VA classes are held and are owned and operated by the good guys at Stonewall Arms.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...FtY6fbvU#t=69s

    Granted, Bourdain is a liberal. But he knows food and has had Ted Nugent on his show (on very good terms) more than once. He also portrays the troops every time in a positive note.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pokeguyjai View Post
    If anybody watches Bourdain's show, No Reservations, he trains at the Echo Valley Training Center before his trip to Kurdistan. Echo Valley Training Center is where our Winchester, VA classes are held and are owned and operated by the good guys at Stonewall Arms.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...FtY6fbvU#t=69s

    Granted, Bourdain is a liberal. But he knows food and has had Ted Nugent on his show (on very good terms) more than once. He also portrays the troops every time in a positive note.
    He apparently was a cook in my home town of Provincetown before he got famous.
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