Party at Dave's!

[foodnetworkaddict.com]

I hope you all purchased your tickets, because this Wednesday Dave Lieberman is hosting a party in his new Hollywood Hills home... and it's for a good cause!



Dave, along with Food & Wine magazine, is hosting a special, $100/ticket Green Party. The proceeds will benefit Grow For Good, Food & Wine's national initiative dedicated to supporting local farms and encouraging sustainable agriculture.



Only 7-9 pm, though? I bet Dave wouldn't mind hosting a little after-hours if the mood strikes. Hope and pray, people.

I've read about Dave's newfound interest in political food issues such as these and I think it's great he's helping out. I guess you have a little bit more time on your hands to do these kind of events when you're only worrying about hosting an online mayonnaise show.

I kid, I kid.

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How's your Monday going, peeps? I am bored with the excessive heat and still somewhat bored with the new Food Network schedule. I want my Ina on at the same time every Saturday (and so does she)! I don't care if it's the same episode of her making asian salmon or pecan bars for the millionth time. Gotta get it in.

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[BerryBaby]

Wish I lived closer...I would go to his party!

I'm not crazy about the FN lineup either. Sunday mornings are all messed up. I looked forward to watching Guy at 10am...now he is on in the afternoon. Doesn't work as well for me...not that they'd care what worked for me.

I did enjoy Guy's Diners, Drive-in and Dives yesterday. They ran three in a row.
When we were kids, we would go to Hackney's. That sure brought back memories.

He is the perfect host for that show. It's a great fit and hope it continues. Fun to see all these little hole-in-wall places being featured. The food looks good, usually, but you know it has to have a bizzillion calories!

Maybe they will change the schedule again in the fall. It's loosing it's luster for me.

[Food Network Fan]

I usually get to watch more when the kids are in school. I keep it on most of the day. I used to watch the news all day, then my husband went to Iraq and those big "BREAKING NEWS ALERTS" scared me to death and they were usually nothing all that newsworthy. So to keep from ending up in the mental ward I found the Food Network was easy to follow or pick up parts of even when I am in and out of the room doing chores. So I got hooked then.