Food Network Scores 11 Daytime Emmy Nominations by FN Dish Editor in Food Network Chef, Shows, May 16th, 2011
Food Network has something to celebrate — actually, it has 11 things to celebrate. The 38th Annual Daytime Entertainment Emmy Award Nominations have been announced and include several Food Network shows and hosts:
- Sandra’s Money-Saving Meals received one nomination for Directing.
- Semi-Homemade Cooking with Sandra Lee earned three nods for Directing, Hairstyling and Makeup.
- Giada at Home is also nominated for three: Directing, Camera Editing and Technical Direction.
- Paula’s Best Dishes received two nods, one for Outstanding Culinary Program and another for Paula Deen as host.
- Secrets of a Restaurant Chef also claimed two nominations for Outstanding Culinary Program and Anne Burrell as host.
The awards will be broadcast on CBS from Las Vegas on June 19.
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Tags: Anne Burrell, emmy awards, Giada De Laurentiis, Paula Deen, Sandra Lee
Congrats to all………. but they missed the best guys ???- DUFF, GUY, Bobby… ;0)
I love cooking with food network, make me happy cook
I am very pleased to see Anne Burrell receive some long-overdue recognition. I hadn't been truly inspired by a FN chef/cook for a few years, but Anne Burrell has something specia to offer: She makes me a happy, happy girl! Oh! How I wish that my DH and I could afford to take that cruise in November that will feature special classes, demonstrations, social gatherings, etc. with Ms, Burrell.
With or without my missing "l" in "special", Anne Burrell is just that and deserves this recognition!
Congrat !!!! To Paula Deen for being selected as host for a new program.
I love your food network show.
Congratulations to both Paula Deen and Anne Burrell they both rock in different ways!!!
I stopped watching for a while because there were so blankety blank many contest shows in which all but the top winner is humiliated. Come on, folks, this is supposed to teach us how to cook well, not make people feel badly. Alton is very cerebral and very few appreciate him for all his is worth. There are a lot of good ones on the station but not enough actual cooking shows any more. Each one of the chefs (cooks) has his or her own style. They are all winners in one way or another. Keep the cookings shows afloat and dump the contests!!! Mary Boser
agreed! we have to pay to get the Food Channel on TV. We stopped even getting this channelbecause there are so few shows where they actually cook or show how to cook things.
Amen, I agree.
Congrats to ALL, who work tirelessly to bring us entertainment & ideas. All of these programs are of the highest caliber.
The Food Network is on all day at our house, it's a great learning tool as well as a diversion from repetitive news (never pleasant)!
Continued success,
Barbara Varona-Campbell
I'm not particularly fond of the majority of competition and/or non-cooking shows on FN, but I think they have a significant audience and are here to stay. I enjoy watching daytime programs that focus on cooking, but these shows might not generate an evening audience. Food Network has likely responded to its fan base who prefer to watch "reality" TV because that's the current trend in prime-time programming. Serious cooking shows probably wouldn't go over well during the evening viewing hours, so FN is offering food-related alternatives to other reality programming. When I've cleaned up the kitchen after dinner, I'd prefer to watch something lighthearted and entertaining that requires less concentration than a cooking show with detailed directions for recipe preparation.
I don't watch Food Network as much as I used to because of all of the realty shows. I think Cooking Channel has better programs with more actual cooking shows. Congratulations to the nominees but they left out several that should be there: Guy Feiri, Sunny Anderson, Tyler Florence, Ina Garten, and the Five Ingredient Fix Show. Glad to see they put Hungry Girl on for four Sundays as she is also very good and is a regular on Cooking Channel.
Forgot The Neelys. They are very entertaining and have easy recipes.
YAY Anne! Congratulations. Love you and your show. Happy girl here!
No Chopped?