Rachel Ray - In this camp kitchen, kids will be chefs

In this camp kitchen, kids will be chefs
Boston Globe - More tweens than 25- to 35-year-olds show up at network darling Rachel Ray's book signings. Kids are apparently tuning into Emeril. And teens are watching the network's highest-rated prime-time show, ``Unwrapped." In response, Lagasse and Ray both
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Rachael Ray becomes daytime hostess
Baltimore Sun - PASADENA, Calif. // Rachael Ray is everywhere with her Food Network shows, best-selling cookbooks and lifestyle magazine Rachel Ray (Chicago Tribune/E. Jason Wambsgans)
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Chinese Barbecue?
Village Voice - Supermarkets sell them already assembled and marinating, and when grill season rolls around, Rachel Ray types inevitably go ga-ga over the beauty of speared meat, peppers, and zucchini all lined up together. I just didn't get it. A trip to
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Hot dish: Construction started on Sheetz
Daily Reflector - Hip, 30-minute cooking star "Rachel Ray" will provide cooking demonstrations at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; the sassy Southern chef "Paula Deen" will cook at noon and 3 p.m.; and "The Barefoot Contessa" will share her down-to-earth gourmet food at 1 p.m. and
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Cater s Market
Meridian Star - Cater s Market carries items often featured on the Food Network, such as products from Barefoot Contessa, and she plans to order foods from Rachel Ray, another Food Channel personality, and frozen casseroles and dishes come from the recipes
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Ask Tom Food TV and Celebratory Meals
Washington Post - Did you happen to catch Rachel Ray's $40 a Day last night? She was in DC and went to Teaism, Clydes and I forget where else she went. She kinda makes me gag a bit. Tom Sietsema: I'm always amazed how producers select the places they do. Teaism is fine
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Aspen puts on the dogs for Food & Wine classic
Denver Post - Most are whimsical, she says, like Rachel Ray's "Hot Dog," which turns her Lab into a frankfurter. Glorious food Strings restaurant is about to celebrate 20 years in business - which is saying something in a town that eats
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