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Title: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: ashman on July 29, 2006, 06:18:42 PM
ANyone catch Alton BRowns new show on FOod network¿I am watching it right now and its a really good mix of GOod Eats,a nastalga(sp)/ food dinner,.travel show, and a mix of moto travel.  As far as I can tell he rides a BMW sport tourer, they also camp and cook on the show. Man what a great job that guy has, if you didnt get a chance to see it check it out.                          ~ash    :thumb:
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: scottpA_GS on July 29, 2006, 07:13:20 PM
Ya know.. I saw him w/ a bike a few times on the "Good Eats" show.. deff. looks like a BMW...


Sounds like a killer show.. Alton ROCKS!  :thumb:
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: jen_ on July 29, 2006, 10:18:12 PM
Anthony Bourdain could kick Alton Brown's ass.
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: sys49152 on July 29, 2006, 10:37:14 PM
Man, that sucks big time.  It's tough enough trying to catch Good Eats on the Canadian version of FoodTV.. I'm sure they won't bother broadcasting his new show until next year here.  Time to get gray-market DishTV.  Although I am glad we no longer get Emeril. 
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: Yankee Punker on July 29, 2006, 10:45:12 PM
  No I missed it, but I'm sure I'll see it soon, I like AB and Good Eats, his ways of explaning cooking as definitly help me to cook a little better!

The only other show that I alway try to watch on the Food Network is the Everyday Italian, that Giada De Laurentiis is so freakin HOT!


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Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: poormanracing on July 29, 2006, 10:47:57 PM
cool show....road trip....plus various foods.... awesome
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: Egaeus on July 30, 2006, 07:02:48 AM
I caught most of it on the replay.  It was pretty good, but not enough motorcycle though. 

Alton Brown rocks. 

And it's a 1200 RT.
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: Caffeine on July 31, 2006, 03:09:30 AM
I was talking with MC friends yesterday, we all agreed there wasn't much motorcycle in the show, except he happened to be on it.  But the show if fun so far & I'm looking forward to the rest of the episodes.

Were any of you inspired to go find some pickled pig's feet???
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: skoebl on July 31, 2006, 10:45:57 AM
He wrecked the bike going through Arizona; and was out of comission for a few weeks. So the last few episodes are going to be from near his home in Georgia.

Also the bike he had during the doughnut episode of Good Eats I believe was an SV.
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: Egaeus on July 31, 2006, 10:52:40 AM
He had an SV650S, but traded it for the BMW 1200RT.  Considering the fact that I couldn't walk after 120 miles on one, I suspect he wanted something that wasn't a torture rack.

According to the website, there are only 4 episodes. and he wrecks in 3 (I believe), but he continues in a rented SUV. 
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: flyingbeagle71 on July 31, 2006, 11:26:12 AM
I tivo'd it, but haven't gotten a chance to watch yet.  Didn't he ride a motorcycle, BMW I think, in the grits episode on Good Eats???
Title: Re: Feasting on Asphalt(Alton Browns new show)
Post by: Codger on August 02, 2006, 04:50:00 PM
Ditto Jen, Bourdain could wail on Alton, but remember this.  Alton was the AV nerd that got beat up and went into film making.  Bourdain was on speed in NY clubs, starting fights.

My engineering side enjoys Alton technical cooking.  My cynical side truly appreciates Bourdains view of the world.  I also like some of Bourdain's fiction.

I was expecting a bit more from Alton's show.  It is somewhat aimless and unstructured, especially as an avid view of Good Eats.