The Next Food Network Star has stayed precisely true to the path it has now been on for at least three seasons. If you've been around, you've heard this before, but I'm not a fan of many shows on the network, and the shows I do watch aren't the cooking shows. Every season, I watch along as Next Food Network Star narrows the field down to one person who convinces me that I might actually be interested to watch their show, and a person that there is no way I could possibly stand to watch. I'm sure you know where the story goes from there.
As I've also said before, I confess that there is a strong argument that this just proof they are picking the right person for the network.
In their defense, the last two winners seem to still have shows, and to be totally honest, Aaron McCargo Jr. isn't so bad, but the competition show's positives haven't been able to reach beyond its own ratings in quite some time.
The latest edition of taunting me with shows and stars I will never see has resulted in Aarti Party. If you're a fan of any other cooking show on the network, and have an itch for spicing things up, I gather you'll enjoy this one. Such is what I am meant to believe at any rate.
So, voice your opinion here. Is this show going to be worth watching? After Sunday, come back and discuss.
On her new daytime series, Aarti invites viewers to join her for a playful Aarti Party, where she shares approachable and delicious ways to enhance American favorites with simple but unique Indian influences. Whether she’s sprucing up everyday pulled pork sandwiches and perfectly roasted chicken or taking classic bread pudding and basic red lentils to new heights, Aarti cleverly combines the familiar with the exotic to create mouthwatering meals. No matter the occasion, Aarti Party promises great food and endless fun for home cooks everywhere. For more information, recipes, and videos, visit: www.foodnetwork.com/aartiparty.
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