If you’re not following Anne Burrell on Twitter, you’re missing out. She frequently tweets hilarious behind-the-scenes photos, like this one from her recent trip to Hooters. Of course, we couldn’t help but imagine what life might be like if Anne decided to give up her day job or become a Hooters girl…
Here’s the show intro from this weekend’s new Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, recut for your viewing pleasure. Stay tuned – more re-cuts are on the way. Enjoy!
Anne Burrell is in Atlantic City this weekend, participating in their annual Food and Wine Festival. Earlier today, she took a moment to tweet a photo of her enjoying the sights.
The photo was a perfect candidate for one of my favorite features from Pophangover, “One Photo, Ten Photoshops.” Let’s do it!
In the past, we’ve teased some of the the Food Network personalities for being horrible at Twitter (we’re looking at you, TyFlo). Half of the cooks simply send out self-indulgent tweets about their not-so-riveting book signing schedules, and the other half are more boring than watching paint dry. Sadly, when it comes to Twitter, most of the Food Network chefs are either dull, self-indulgent, or even worse… a deadly combination of the two.
We give credit where credit is due, and frankly, the woman is a breath of fresh air in the Twitterverse. She doesn’t take herself too seriously, she seems really real, and she actually gets the fact that Twitter is supposed to be a crazy little place for people to share the interesting things that are happening in their lives. Her tweets are interesting, funny, relatable, and they shed a lot of sparkly light on her personality. And for that, we say ROCK ON WITH YOUR BAD SELF, ANNE BURRELL.
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THIS WEEK: Ina Garten's "beginner" recipes, new Food Network shows starting in September, thumbing through an issue of Semi-Homemade magazine, Rachael Ray's daytime talk show, Aarti's "accountability group", Claire Robinson on Big Daddy's House, another sensual reading of Alex Guarnaschelli's tweets, sink or swim voicemail, and much more.