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Well I have cooked items from Rachel Ray's 30 minute meals in my own home.....but never on the Food Network. Everytime i go to cook at the Food Network they tell me to go away, they have enough cooks.

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Yes.

yes, and it was pretty good too. yes. i have cooked several of the things i have saw on her show and they have all been great!


It's a scam - it took me 40 minutes took make her stir fry. 30 minute meals my butt!

Some of the stuff she makes looks kinda ok, but I've never made any of it. She's never done anything that made me think, "Oh my god I've got to try it." I also can't stand watching her because she has such an abrasive personality.

Yes.I tried twice Yes! She's got such delicious ideas!


I have made the chicken with parmigan cheese on it and fried. It's really really good, but very messy and kind of expensive to make.

I don't use her menu ideas but I have learned LOTS from her show. She is a creative, efficient, and organized cook and those things apply to any food you want to make.

Some of her best tricks.

Gather all your equipment and ingredients to a very small area and STAY there as often as possible.

Use quick cook cuts of meat.

Prepare herbs and veggies the day you shop so they are ready for quick use. Related, when you prep veggies, do them all at one time. If you need onion for 3 different dishes in your menu, chop it all at once. Also related, use a huge cutting board and move piles of single ingredients to the side, work your way through everything that needs chopping while you still have the knife in your hand. Cut, pile up, move to pan.

Use shortcut single ingredients. Frozen veggies and prepared fresh produce like shortcut carrots and prewashed spinach, canned stock, cake mix, all work in her kitchen. Just because it is easy doesn't mean it isn't healthy...maybe it is just cut up for you or cleaned and peeled.

Use lids on pots that are used for boiling water.

Use as few pans as possible, not only does this help with cleanup, it keeps flavors in fewer places so you can marry them with other parts of the menu...for example, saute an onion in a skillet, then remove and use the unwashed pan for meat (will catch onion flavor as it browns), add onions back in and when done, use the drippings for gravy. yes, but i do more of emiril's and sara's!


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