That's because her viewers are mostly listeners. Like Chacon, most are blind or visually impaired. But after two seasons on public television, "Cooking Without Looking" — the nation's first television ...
With tough economic times pinching our budgets, more folks eat at home — and realize they need more skills and ideas to keep putting meals on the table. So they call on caterers, private chefs and ...
BOYNTON BEACH — Ken Lexer can cook pasta primavera like a pro. Every Tuesday, he feeds 200 people at a soup kitchen, and they know they’re going to get something special on his shift — like the time ...
That's because her viewers are mostly listeners. Like Chacon, most are blind or visually impaired. But after two seasons on public television, "Cooking Without Looking" - the nation's first television ...
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) _ Lesson No. 1 on Celia Chacon's television cooking show — use what you have, find substitutes for what you don't. Except this food TV host isn't just talking ingredients.
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