'Fat Chef' Says Food Network Show Cured His Diabetes

Food Network's new show 'Fat Chef' comes on the heels of one of its biggest stars, Southern cooking goddess Paula Deen, coming clean about suffering from Type II diabetes and endorsing Victoza -- a diabetic drug that Deen revealed she takes.

Food Network, book take on weight in chef whites

Paula Deen's diabetes revelation pretty much sums it up: Kitchen pros at all levels struggle with obesity and its dangerous aftertaste in the high-pressure, high-calorie world of food.

'Top Chef: Texas' recap: Episode 12, 'Bike, Borrow or Steal'

Top Chef's Big Adventure! This episode of “Top Chef” was one of the most fun in recent history. It was a triathlon of a challenge and, oh yeah, PEE-WEE HERMAN was the guest judge! Everyone hop on your Schwinn and let’s cruise through this recap!

Cat Cora Partners with Cooking.com for Her New Kitchenware Shop

Cooking.com and celebrity chef Cat Cora announced a new partnership, with Cooking.com building and managing an online cookware store for Cora's official web site.Marina Del Rey, CA (PRWEB) February 01, 2012 Cooking.com and celebrity chef Cat Cora announced a new partnership, with Cooking.com building and managing an online cookware store for Cora's official web site. ...

'Fat Chef,' New Food Network Show, Tackles Weighty Issues

This Oct. 25, 2011 photo courtesy of Food Network shows chef Michael Mignano, left, as he poses for a portrait with health consultant Robert Brace at his home in Bayport, N.Y., as seen on Food Network's "Fat Chef." At 6-2, Mignano weighed about 500 pounds soon after he was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes in 2010, before "Fat Chef" went into production last October.