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Top 5 Chefs On Food Network

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Food Network is full of fun loving chefs who dedicate their lives to the art of food. Watching their shows really encourage young chefs to practice, think and learn more and more about culinary skills. Not only do these Chefs educate the viewer they also entertain them! In my opinion here are the top five Chefs who really do an outstanding job on Food Network!

1. Geoffrey Zakarian

If you have ever watched food Network you probably have seen Geoffrey Zakarian on either "Chopped," "The Kitchen" or his new show "Cooks Vs. Cons"! Zakarian is an Iron Chef who really does an amazing job on Food Network and truly does inspire future chefs! Zakarian not only has TV shows he also has a few cookbooks that you can learn from! His newest release is "My Perfect Pantry," which focuses on 150 recipes from only 50 essential ingredients! If you are interested in culinary arts, Zakarian truly can inspire you to the right path!

2. Guy Fieri

Guy Fieri is one of the most popular stars of Food Network, he is known for his show "Diners, Dive-Ins and Dives" and truly lightens up Food Network with his fun loving personality. Fieri in my opinion, is a true inspiration for young chefs because he started his career selling pretzels on a bicycle him and his father created together. This shows others that you do not have to be at the top to start your culinary career. Fieri not only entertains the viewers he also educates them on new places to visit when you are looking for food. If you are every wondering what to eat just go ahead and check out "Diners, Dive-ins and Dives"!

3. Scott Conant

Scott Conant is a well-known chef who is typically seen on Food Network's "Chopped" as a judge. Conant has been in the culinary field for around 30 years and is well known for his rich Italian food. On "Chopped" you will see him constantly critiquing the contestants dishes, not enough flavor, under cooked pasta or just poor presentation on the overall dish. His career truly shows he is a dedicated chef and just wants to help other chefs better their career.

4. Alex Guarnaschelli

Alex Guarnaschelli is a "Chopped" judge and mentor on "All Star Academy"! She is a strong chef whose career started from watching her mother try out new recipes when she was younger. Her mother was a cookbook editor, so Guarnaschelli was always exposed to the culinary world. You can check out some of her recipes right now!

5. Anne Burrell

Anne Burrell is a chef known for her spunky and strong willed personality! She really brightens up whatever show she steps onto because of her fun loving personality! Her spiky blonde hair is her trademark! Burrell also has cookbooks and recipes you can find on Food Networks website!

If you are looking to start your culinary career, these chefs can truly help you through your journey. Their tricks and tips can really improve your cooking and help you learn more and more about the culinary world! You can visit Food Network to find out more information about tricks and tips for cooking!

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