New shows coming to Cooking Channel

So far, I haven't quite figured out the Cooking Channel. Before it debuted in May, it was touted as a newer, edgier Food Network, with more actual cooking. But then it started, and it seemed to me most of the shows were repackaged versions from the network's Canadian sister, and other shows that were hard to embrace. Well, I don't know if this is new or edgy, but the channel is starting to have ...

EVOO and Yummo! 30 Minute Meals is America's Favorite Cooking Show

America's mouths must be watering. Two television channels are now completely devoted to shows about cooking and other channels have various food shows, as well. Amateur chef shows abound and huge numbers watch, thinking â "Wow that looks easy.

'MasterChef' shows a kindler, gentler Chef Gordon Ramsay

LOS ANGELES - There's no shortage of cooking shows that put chefs on a pedestal, with their gastriques, foams and gelees.

Fresh, local dining, almost under Sea-Tac's runways

Eating on the Edge: Amid the near-wasteland of Pacific Highway South, the Copperleaf Restaurant shows how to have regional cooking with produce growing on the grounds and a bit of culture building tossed in.

Cooking classes see surge in attendance

The late chef Julia Child showed the way in 1963 with her landmark public TV program, "The French Chef."