Pardon my ignorance, but, aside from Food Network, what other
cooking shows can I get in the Boston area? (Nothing wrong with
Food Network, BTW; I just want to expand my choices.) I've been
told that there are some very nice cooking shows on PBS, and I
understand that in Boston the PBS channels are 2 and 44, but looking
over the schedules for these two channels I was not able to find
a single cooking show. Are there other PBS channels in the Boston
area?

Also, I have cable (Comcast); what other good cooking shows can I
find via cable (other than Food Network)?

Thanks,

Jill

"J Krugman" wrote in message

Boston the PBS channels are 2 and 44, but looking
over the schedules for these two channels I was not able to find
a single cooking show.


www.wgbh.org

Look again:

Ciao Italia
Cooking Around Town
Julia and Jacques Cooking
Julia Child's Kitchen Wisdom
Michael Chiarello's Napa

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"J Krugman" wrote in message

Boston the PBS channels are 2 and 44, but looking
over the schedules for these two channels I was not able to find
a single cooking show.


www.wgbh.org

Look again:

Ciao Italia
Cooking Around Town
Julia and Jacques Cooking
Julia Child's Kitchen Wisdom
Michael Chiarello's Napa

And if you miss them on WGBH, you can probably catch them on
Providence's WSBE Channel 36.

http://www.wsbe.org/

It may be like Dallas - most of them are aired on Saturday on PBS.

(Snowfeet1) wrote in message ...
It may be like Dallas - most of them are aired on Saturday on PBS.

The cooking shows in Boston are on Channel 2 and Channel 11 from 12:00
noon to 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays. Channel 44 also has them, but I don't
know the times. These are the PBS stations. Channel 11 is from New
Hampshire.

Tashi_Aunt wrote:
(Snowfeet1) wrote in message ...

It may be like Dallas - most of them are aired on Saturday on PBS.


The cooking shows in Boston are on Channel 2 and Channel 11 from 12:00
noon to 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays. Channel 44 also has them, but I don't
know the times. These are the PBS stations. Channel 11 is from New
Hampshire.

On NHPTV (Channel 11 on ComCast cable) between 9am and 12:30pm on
Saturdays. http://www.nhptv.org/programs/dec14-20.htm#20

On WGBH (Channel 2 on ComCast cable) between 12pm and 4pm on Saturdays.
http://www.wgbh.org/schedules/daytv?...y=20&year=2003

On WGBX/44 (Channel 16 on ComCast cable) between 9pm and 11pm.
http://www.wgbh.org/schedules/daytv?...y=18&year=2003

I notice the lineup has changed somewhat since the end of the WGBH fund
raising. Ron Della Chiesa's "Cooking Around Town" has been replaced by
a Mark Kurlansky (author of "Cod: A Biography of the Fish that Changed
the World", "Salt: A World History" amongst others) hosted program about
bread.

As they say, the best television on television.

cheers,
srl.