Anthony Bourdain recently described Paula Deen as "the worst, most dangerous person to America." And while we want to defend the sweet Southern woman with cries of "Leave Paula alone!" we can't, because Bordain's assessment is accurate.
But when you're outspoken about your affinity for butter and all things fried, you can't really expect to avoid getting called out, can you, Paula? The Food Network may describe your comfort-driven approach to food on Paula's Home Cooking as "uncomplicated," but simple doesn't have to equate to fat bombs like fried butter balls, brunch burgers made of glazed donuts with bacon and eggs and fried cheesecake. You're killing us softly with these calorie-laden concoctions, and no amount of Southern charm or sweet talk will rid you of the guilt of bringing your unholy approach to home cooking into our kitchens.
Repeat after us, Paula: Quality is not determined by the quantity of butter.





beaslma September 16th, 2011 at 03:19 PM
I LOVE this show at 7, 8, 9 or even 3 am! It’s witty and keeps my interest. It’s not your typical here’s me traveling around eating food, which seems like a Food Network “stars” idea of a working vacay. At first this show seemed like a guy trying to hard but it grew on me and grew on me quickly. I can’t wait for new episodes of this show every week and honestly who need an incentive to go to White Castle, I think you are just blaming Troy for your lack of self control ha! At least we finally have a show on Food Network again that makes you want to eat the food! Marcy
H_Bamberger September 16th, 2011 at 03:59 PM
I agree with the above comments. Troy's show is fun to watch. If you have an issue with fatty foods, don't eat them. He is simply explaining how we get to the best of our indulgences and via knowledge, taste, science and a little sass. I dig Troy's wit and fast-paced jokes that are likely flying right over ahalf his audience's heads. So, for those you like to eat what they love and enjoy life or for those who spend their whole lives worrying about making another ring in the tree but binge every now and again, he tells us where the good stuff is. Thanks, Troy. Keep 'em coming! Will keep watching, Bamberger!
TheBatMan September 16th, 2011 at 10:02 PM
Great article and assessment, I love the show man vs food, but they are killing us all.
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thissitesux September 19th, 2011 at 11:08 AM
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Antiks72 September 19th, 2011 at 04:24 PM
Everything on food network is terrible. Bring back the old cooking shows like Julia Child and Jacques Pepin. No douchebaggery needed.
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Daniel September 19th, 2011 at 11:03 PM
I hope this article is tongue-in-cheek... none of these shows are killing anyone because if you're over the age of 13 or so, the only person responsible for what you put in your mouth is you. Nobody is holding a gun to anyone's head making them eat any of this stuff.
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