Gordon Ramsay: Cookalong Lives is a television program that airs on the
Fox network. This program first aired on the British channel "Channel 4" in 2008 as a onetime feature, but
Fox saw potential in this program and has since picked it up as a regular feature on their network. One of the great things about this show is that you are able to follow along in real time. All you have to do is head over to
Fox.com and download the list of ingredients that are going to be used, after you have done that take the list to your local grocery story and purchase the food items, then tune into the television program at the appointed time and follow the easy preparation instructions.
This is a very innovative way of running a cooking show; most other shows require you to get pen and paper out and write down information like crazy. Then you have to pray to god that you made no mistakes in the information you took down and try to remember all the steps and how the food is suppose to look. With Gordon Ramsay's show you do not have to worry about any of this, just make sure to have plenty sharp knives and clean spoons handy.
So you are probably wondering who is Gordon Ramsay? Well he is only one of the greatest chefs alive. He has been awarded 12 Michelin Stars this makes him one of the three chefs from the United Kingdom to hold more than three of these stars at the same time. He is best known in America for his other television show Hell's Kitchen; this is a reality program where contestants compete to please him and win the show. Hell's Kitchen has already been nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards.
So what are you waiting for? It is not every day that you get to be taught by one of the world's greatest chefs, other people are paying hundreds to get information like this at cooking classes, but you can get it for nothing extra except your cable bill. Gordon promises to be on his best behavior so you do not have to worry about him screaming at you like he does to the contestants on Hell's Kitchen. So stop watching junk TV and Head over to the
Fox network to learn something new; I promise you will not be disappointed.
