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@roboppy there was no reason to edit your post.

Ditto. Of course, the irony is that, by editing your post in response to suburbangourmet's silly comment, you've managed to imitate Dunkin Donuts.

I honestly can't tell if Raphael and Adam are joking.

I've made ravioli with meat stuffing a few times. It isn't actually that hard, there are just a lot of steps involved. (make the pasta and let it rest; saute the meat, grind it up, and let it cool; roll out the pasta into sheets; make the ravioli; cook the ravioli; saute the ravioli in butter and sage)

One dish that I've never had much luck with is paella. It isn't that complicated (or at least doesn't seem that complicated), but it's never turned out exactly right.

Braising.

Barbecue:
A) is always a noun -- Yes
B) is something you get invited to in a friend's backyard -- Maybe
C) cannot contain liquid smoke -- Yes

Fried Chicken:
A) must always be pan-fried in a cast-iron skillet -- No
B) can just as good made in a fryolator -- Yes
C) is the most delicious way to cook chicken -- Obviously
D) is the best fast food on the planet -- No (burgers)

Hamburgers:
A) should only be eaten rare or medium-rare -- If homemade or from a serious restaurant, yes. If fast food (e.g., Five Guys), no.
B) need to be served on a potato roll to be considered great -- No.
C) do not need cheese -- Yes.
D) need to be at least 15% fat to be considered great -- Yes.

Hot dogs:
A) need to have a natural casing to be considered great -- Yes.
B) should be all-beef -- Should? Yes. Must? No.
C) are best eaten grilled or griddled -- Yes.
D) taste best deep-fried -- No.
E) are best eaten standing up -- No opinion.

Pizza:
A) is the world's most perfect food -- Tie with cheeseburgers.
B) must be made in a coal or wood-burning oven -- Yes.
C) should never have pineapple on it -- No.
D) must have discrete areas of sauce and cheese -- A plus, but not a requirement.
E) all of the above -- No.

His show was overkill on Food Network. We enjoyed him at first but got tired of him very quickly. So no, we won't follow him to Fine Living.

This has got to be the most dumb-ass politically correct crap to come down the pike, ever.
Did it ever occur to anyone that perhaps RR was wearing this scarf because she's put on a few pounds and is trying to hide a turkey neck? Your eyes are drawn to her face, then her scarf and since she was obviously shot from the waist up you bypass her tuches and hips. Say what you will about RR but this is political correctness gone awry.

I have discovered a new featurette for FoodTV!

30 Minute Jihad with Rachael Ray

@suburbangourmet: Just tryin to state the obvious...:)

Now if we could only find a way to incorporate this measure into other bothersome commercials...

It seems that people are forgetting the bright side:

One less commercial featuring RR speaking for DD.

Silver Lining folks!!