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Food Network (legally known as Television Food Network) is an American basic cable and satellite television channel that is owned by Television Food Network, G.P., a joint venture between Scripps Networks Interactive (which owns 70% of the network) and the Tribune (FN) Cable Ventures Inc. (which owns the remaining 30%). Despite this ownership structure, the channel is managed as a division of Scripps Networks Interactive. The channel airs both specials and regular episodic programs about food and cooking. In addition to its headquarters in New York City, Food Network has offices in Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit, Jersey City, Cincinnati, and Knoxville, Tennessee. As of February 2015, Food Network is available to approximately 96,931,000 pay television households (83.3% of households with television) in the United States. Source

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From Burgers to Pasta Salad, These Cookout Foods Ship Directly to Your Door

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By Allison Russo-Tashjian
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There's no better season than grilling season! From juicy steaks to savory side dishes, there's something so comforting about classic cookout fare. And whether you're cooking for two people or 20, QVC has everything you need to fire up the grill.
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Dunkin' Launches a Nostalgic Menu With Kylie Jenner

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By Adriana Chavez
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Image Courtesy of Dunkin' By now, we’re used to the rampant millennial nostalgia for the ‘90s. However, this year, we’ve seen an influx of people getting sentimental about an era even more recent in memory. In January, the “2016” social media trend went viral, with people posting sentimental photo carousels of themselves from that year. Many regard the year a a simpler time in American culture: flashier, yes, but also more fun.
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Panera Is Giving Away Free Sourdough In Honor of Taylor Swift's Wedding

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By Adriana Chavez
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Image Courtesy of Panera Taylor Swift’s recent nuptials to Travis Kelce mark the biggest wedding since Princess Diana wed Prince Charles in 1981. The star-studded wedding at Madison Square Garden (during a massive heat wave in New York, no less) is one of the most talked-about pop culture moments of the summer. By now, we know "all too well" that every time Taylor Swift is in the news, brands will race for ways to insert themselves into the conversation.
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Heinz Is Making Bigger Condiment Packets for a Limited Time

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By Casey Clark
| Food Network Verified
Image Courtesy of Heinz If you've been watching the World Cup, then you've probably seen the red and yellow penalty cards held up by the referees at different points during the game. In fact, this World Cup has already seen more red cards than the last two combined. With that in mind, Heinz has made Penalty Packets to help fans join in on the soccer festivities in a tasty and innovative way. What are Heinz Penalty Packets?
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Summer Peperonata

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By Gabriele Bertaccini
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Prev Recipe Next Recipe Summer Peperonata Recipe courtesy of Gabriele Bertaccini Recipe courtesy of Gabriele Bertaccini Watch how to make this recipe. Getting reviews... Level: Easy Total: 55 min Active: 35 min Yield: 4 to 6 servings Peperonata is a vibrant Southern Italian classic with roots in Calabria, Sicily and Campania. Sweet summer peppers are stewed slowly with garlic and olive oil to create a rustic dish that’s deeply flavorful.
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23 Ocean-Themed Essentials to Throw a Shark Week Watch Party

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By Lauren Tom Cerone Verified
| Food Network Verified
Amazon If you've been on the lookout for yet another reason to get together with chums this summer, Shark Week 2026 is right around the corner and sure to make a splash. Host your very own watch party with these on-theme essentials to turn an otherwise normal binge-watch into a jaw-some event. We have fin-worthy serving trays, popcorn bowls and garnishes with sea creatures all over to compliment your Shark Week treats and recipes.
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The Best Wooden Salad Bowls for a Beautiful Table, According to Experts

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By SHARON FRANKE
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By now, I think we’ve all gotten the message that we should include lots of fresh fruits and vegetables in our diet on a daily basis. Don’t think of this advice as hard to follow but rather as something to enjoy. When you use a beautiful wooden salad bowl to serve salads composed of sprightly greens along with a variety of colorful additions, you’ll find eating well virtually irresistible.
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Chocolate Salami

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By Gabriele Bertaccini
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Prev Recipe Next Recipe Chocolate Salami Recipe courtesy of Gabriele Bertaccini Recipe courtesy of Gabriele Bertaccini Watch how to make this recipe. Getting reviews... Level: Easy Total: 5 hr Active: 30 min Yield: 1 salami Chocolate salami is a classic no-bake Italian dessert that looks just like its namesake but is entirely sweet.
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Risotto ai Funghi

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By Gabriele Bertaccini
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Prev Recipe Next Recipe Risotto ai Funghi Recipe courtesy of Gabriele Bertaccini Recipe courtesy of Gabriele Bertaccini Watch how to make this recipe. Getting reviews... Level: Easy Yield: 4 to 6 servings Mushrooms are the star of this dish – both dried porcini and a mix of whatever you can find at your farmer’s market. Even the trimmings are used, along with the leek greens, to make a light, earthy and slightly sweet vegetable broth.
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Spam and Egg Yubuchobap

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Prev Recipe Next Recipe Spam and Egg Yubuchobap Recipe courtesy of Jackie Ji Yoon Park for Food Network Kitchen Recipe courtesy of Jackie Ji Yoon Park for Food Network Kitchen Watch how to make this recipe. Getting reviews... Level: Easy Total: 30 min Active: 30 min Yield: 2 to 4 servings Yubuchobap is a popular Korean dish of savory fried tofu pockets stuffed with seasoned rice. It’s similar to Japanese inari sushi but commonly adapted with Korean-style seasonings and fillings.
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Bulow, Alessandra
Chang, Amelia
Chatfield, Jason
Chatman, Arissa
Ciotta, Michelle
Collado, Kristie
Collier, Chelsea
D'Arabian, Melissa
Faulkner, Morgan
Finamore, Erica
Flay, Bobby
Garten, Ina
Goldman, Heath
Hanold, Layla Khoury
Hoang, Kayla
Khan, Ali
Lee, Sandra
McShane, SJ
Milam, Allison
Miller, Robin
Petreycik, Caitlin
Pickens, Katie
Piro, Lauren
Ragone, Regina
Ray, Rachael
Rodiles, Gabriela
Russo, Maria
Russo-Tashjian, Allison
Sanders, Ellie
Tom Cerone, Lauren
Weinberger, Emily
White, Dana Angelo
Yearwood, Trisha
Yeh, Molly