Top Five Hottest TV Food Show Hosts I Banged
Female food TV hosts come in three basic flavors: 1.) Too skinny models that have spent most of their lives subsisting on lettuce, carrot sticks and Ipecac. They would be hosting America's Next Model if Tyra Banks had only married David Bowie's son; 2) Women that are hired because they are attractive but not so good-looking that they can earn a living being just good looking. These not-quite-attractive-enough women need a gimmick to make it in show business. The specific gimmick here is the ability to talk and dice without cutting off their fingers; 3) Woman that know so much about cooking that they can look like Bea Arthur before the sex change and still get a show.
5. Rachael Ray
Never has so much been attempted with so little. On the set of Rachael's show, I got to talking with Betty the Boob Wrangler about all the duct tape, double bras and fondant it takes to accentuate what is almost not there. Girl deserves a medal.With just 3 ingredients (her, me, and KY), I fixed her meal in 30 minutes, leaving her rump so tender it was falling off the bone. She pleaded with me to call her soon, "OK?" I did, I called her my EVOOH - that's extra voracious overweight over-the-hill host.


pocket and an Alessi Parmenide Bamboo cheese grater from the other and proceeded to cover her with a light dusting of deliciousness. I asked her if she wanted a grinding of fresh pepper but all she did in response was grab me and pull me into her sauce.
Category 1: This woman don't need no gimmicks to get on anywhere. News reporter, actress, model, my wife, the possibilities are endless. She is gorgeous, smart and hornier than Bullwinkle J. Moose. Padma sneaked me onto the Top Chef set while the show was on hiatus. I offered her my lovingly prepared appetizer right on the judge's table. I was worried that it was too large, more suitable for a main course portion, but she gobbled it up greedily.
After she swallowed the last morsel she turned to the other judges and asked, "Did anyone else find it a little mushy? Maybe a tad overcooked?"
That's when the gay guy in the Buddy Holly glasses said, "I agree, and it had an off smell, was it tarragon or a little too much violet mustard?"
Tough crowd. Luckily, I knew I never had to go past the quick fire challenge, and that was over in 5 minutes with a good glazing of Padma's vindaloo.
2. Paula DeenCategory 3: Mrs. Deen is chock full of personality, Southern hospitality and cellulite, but my professors at the Columbia School of Journalism never said it was going to be a picnic, so I spread out the checkered tablecloth and got to work.
Recipe of the Day: Mutton.
A picnic in the backyard under a sugar magnolia was the scene of this foodie foray. Paula Deen took one look at me, licked her wrinkled lips, and said, "Is that a Smithfield ham in your pocket or has my son Bobby been busy fluffin' y'all?"
That's when I whipped out my 14 inch Kosher salami, we cut it up and put it on crackers and arranged it on a tray with some Low Country pecan encrusted cheese balls. Then I pulled out my cock, Paula gave herself an egg wash, dredged herself liberally with seasoned bread crumbs, got down on her hands and knees, and presented her bountiful bottom to me with a cackle and a drizzle of white truffle oil.
Three minutes later, Paula swiveled her head around and looked at me over her shoulder, every thrust of my hips caused the folds in her neck to vibrate violently as if Rocky were pounding her midsection like a frozen side of beef, "Hey y'all, you can't churn butter with a toothpick, sweetie, you gonna be down thar til sundown!"

1. Nigella Lawson
Category ?: Yummy.
Recipe of the Day: Scrumptious English CrumpetI met Ms. Lawson during a book signing tour. I was out promoting my N.Y. Times bestseller, Sorcerer Stoned, she was selling some kind of cook book, I think. Honestly, I did not have a clue who she was. I introduced myself and she showed me the proper English way to kneed a yeast dough to produce a delectable muffin. She showed me under the table, amid stacks of books, as she continually signed her autograph, with a crowd of at least a hundred watching, while I struggled to maintain control, until I doubled in size from all the leavening, before finally collapsing like a roughly handled souffle. I guess what I'm trying to say is that she secretly gave me a handy under a table in the Barnes and Noble at Union Square.

Bobby,
ReplyDeleteInteresting, very, very, long fantasy. OK, not that intersting. Wurst post, ever.
Maybe, instead of this rot, you shold just ask the cute bartender at Benny's Burrito's if she wants to go out sometime.
Bill
Bill,
ReplyDeleteStroke? More typos in this four line comment than in your long, illustrious career topside.
I love this premise and I will continue to use it until the lawsuits shut it down. Those endless top ten lists of good looking celebrities are all about effing why not make it about actual effing?
Thanks for your comment. I always appreciate your input no matter how mistaken.
Bob
Good to know I'm not the only person who noticed A) the woman on America's Test Kitchen,
ReplyDeleteB) watches the show
No love for Sauced Sandra Lee?
Mike,
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the comments!
Sandra Lee! I try to spend only 1/2 hour a day on these posts so I kept it to five hosts. I'm thinking about an expanded version for UncleMelon.com that would definitely include Miss Lee.
She's dating my probable next governor!
Bob