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November 2, 2009
Posted: 1844 GMT
Cooking on TV has exploded on to our screens in the past decade –- and has never been more popular. Whether it’s a Jamie Oliver, Anthony Bourdain, Nigella Lawson, Gordon Ramsey, Wolfgang Puck or Rachael Ray - the career of the celebrity chef has never been more pronounced.
Send your questions for Tom Colicchio.
Back in the day, there was Julia Child and Jacques Pépin. Now there are literally hundreds of celebrity chefs ladling out their kitchen tips and giving some poor sous-chef a grilling on national TV. What was the turning point and who caused it? Has the world gone mad over food and the people who make it? And is it changing the way we eat? Are people eating more healthily? Has there been a move away from fast food, and do more people cook at home? Are we using more responsibly-sourced produce and are we aware of more seasonal choices? During an economic recession do people have more or less reason to splash out on a fancy meal? Celebrity chef Tom Colicchio is our Connector of the Day on Tuesday. Owner of the Craft family of restaurants in USA and the Gramercy Tavern in NY, he’s an award winning chef and author. He is also the head judge on Bravos’ emmy-nominated reality tv show “Top Chef”. Send your questions for Tom below –- about food, his career, celebrity chefs, and the future of the restaurant industry. Filed under: Connector of the day |
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