>She wants you to think she comes up with these amazing
>recipes that can be done in 30 minutes or less, but it's all planned out.
>I have seen her go to the oven to turn it on. She places her hand on the
>knob but she doesn't turn it. It's a total fake out. When she goes to
>break and returns, all the trash in her famous garbage bowl that she
>thinks is the most amazing thing since sliced bread will be empty, all the
>crap that was on the counters will be gone and cleaned up real tidy, and
>food that would take 5-10 minutes to cook will be done. I saw her frying
>up some ravioli. She had just put them in the pan when she went to break.
>When they came back there was a huge stack of them already done, nicely
>browned. There was no way she could have fried all of those ravioli in 2
>minutes. IT'S ALL CRAP!



Anybody remember the show "Cooking Live" with Sara Moulton? Once a week she
would have a "cook along" show in which the she would cook in real time on live
tv and anyone at home could follow along. The only caveat was you had to have
to ingredients ready ahead of time. She would usually give instructions on
what needed to be done ahead of time several days before the "cook along" show
was to air.