Paula's Home Cooking

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  • TV-G
  • 2005
  • 12 Seasons
  • 6.1  (138)

Paula's Home Cooking is a popular cooking show on the Food Network that premiered in the year 2002. The show stars one of the most influential figures in Southern cuisine, Paula Deen. The show's format revolves around showing the viewers how to cook some of the most mouth-watering, classic Southern dishes. From fried chicken to macaroni and cheese, Paula takes the viewer on a journey through some of the most popular southern dishes.

The show is shot in Paula's home kitchen, which adds to the charm of the show. The viewer is welcomed into Paula's kitchen and allowed to see how she prepares food for her family and friends. The show has a homey, down-to-earth feel, with a lot of focus on family and Southern hospitality. In every episode, Paula invites someone or a few people over for dinner or lunch, which makes the show feel like a family affair.

One of the most unique things about Paula's Home Cooking is Paula herself. She has a vibrant personality and a no-nonsense approach to cooking. She doesn't hold back when it comes to butter, cream, and fried foods. Her recipes are indulgent, and her cooking style is elegant yet straightforward. Paula's goal is to inspire people to cook and make cooking feel like fun, and she does just that.

Each episode of Paula's Home Cooking focuses on a particular theme, such as backyard barbecues or holiday meals. This provides an excellent opportunity for viewers to gather ideas for their next family get-together. Paula prepares four or five recipes every episode. These recipes are easy to follow and accompanied by helpful tips on preparing and serving the dishes. Paula often encourages viewers to experiment with the recipes and make them their own.

The show has a great production value, and the camera work is terrific. Paula's Home Cooking is shot in high-definition and takes advantage of the homey, kitchen-lab feel. The camera angles show viewers how to prepare the dishes step-by-step, with a lot of close-ups of the ingredients and cooking process. This makes it easy for the viewer to follow along and replicate the dishes at home.

One of the most endearing things about Paula's Home Cooking is Paula's willingness to share anecdotes about her life and her family. She brings a warmth that makes the viewer feel like they're part of her extended family. She's a great storyteller, and her stories make for a great addition to the cooking instruction. Paula often shares her secrets for creating some of her classic southern dishes, and her passion for cooking is evident in every episode.

Paula's Home Cooking is also known for its guest appearances. She often invites fellow chefs, celebrities or friends over to her house to cook with her. These episodes are particularly fun to watch because you get to see the chemistry between Paula and her guests. There's always a lot of laughter and camaraderie in these episodes, making them feel like a spontaneous dinner party.

In conclusion, Paula's Home Cooking is one of the most beloved cooking shows on the Food Network. Paula Deen's down-to-earth personality, coupled with her passion for cooking, makes for an entertaining and educational experience. Her recipes are indulgent, and her cooking style is elegant yet straightforward, making them accessible to any home cook. Paula's Home Cooking is more than just a cooking show, it's a celebration of Southern hospitality, family, and tradition.

Paula's Home Cooking is a series that is currently running and has 12 seasons (183 episodes). The series first aired on August 6, 2005.

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Seasons
Garden Get Together
13. Garden Get Together
April 19, 2008
Paula Deen's cooking up some of her favorite sunny day dishes. From Blue Crab and Gazpacho to Fettuccini Chicken Salad, Paula serves up a perfect way to spend an afternoon in the garden with good friends and great food.
BBQing with Bobby
12. BBQing with Bobby
May 31, 2008
Paula Deen and her son, Bobby, head outside to fire up the grill and cook up some delicious foods. From Dry Rub Baby Back Ribs to Grilled Pineapple Pound Cake -- it's just a good time when Paula barbecues with Bobby.
It's My Party
11. It's My Party
April 12, 2008
Paula Deen enjoyed her birthday party foods so much. She recreates some of her favorite dishes like Scallop Burger Sliders, Butter Poached Lobster Shooters and a whole lot of delicious party eats!
Wake Up Call
10. Wake Up Call
April 5, 2008
There's nothing better than waking up with Paula Deen especially when she's preparing breakfast with dishes like Bananas Foster French Toast and Hot Mocha Floats. You're sure to get out of bed!
Steak in the City
9. Steak in the City
May 17, 2008
There's nothing like a steak in the city and Paula Deen brings it into your home. Bobby Deen joins his mom for some favorite dishes from the city dining like New York Strip Steak with tarragon sauce to chocolate-glazed Cheesecake.
Garden Delight
8. Garden Delight
June 8, 2008
Who says you can't mix your sweets with your veggies? Paula Deen's Chocolate Chip Zucchini Bread proves that wrong!
Brunch Club
7. Brunch Club
June 8, 2008
Paula Deen's cookin' up two meals in one for brunch!
Pucker Up
6. Pucker Up
May 18, 2008
Paula and Bobby Deen agree there's nothing more refreshing than orange, lemon or lime! They prepare Grilled Salmon with Key Lime Butter and Asparagus with a Citrus Sesame Sauce. Paula makes Lemon Linguine and Orange Citrus Bars.
Dinner on Deck
5. Dinner on Deck
July 4, 2008
Paula Deen's son, Bobby, stops by to help prepare a delicious outdoor feast. So kick back and relax, because you're invited to Dinner on the Deck!
Sugar Shack
4. Sugar Shack
October 27, 2008
Paula Deen's sweet tooth is takin' over as she whips up some sweet treats.
Southern Style
3. Southern Style
July 16, 2008
If there are two things that go together its Paula Deen & Southern Cooking!
Berry Good
2. Berry Good
March 31, 2008
Paula Deen and her son, Jamie, cook up some delicious berry recipes. On the menu is tender Filet Mignon with Blackberry Sauce, Lime Blueberry Tiramisu, Raspberry Sorbet and Cream Cheese & Pecan Stuffed Berries.
Fry Me to the Moon
1. Fry Me to the Moon
June 8, 2008
Paula Deen's favorite way to cook is fryin'! First, She celebrates her fryer with Fried Collard Green Wontons. Then, it's a delicious Fried Halibut Sandwich and Crab Hushpuppies. So, batter up, Paula's gonna fry you to the moon!
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Where to Watch Paula's Home Cooking
Paula's Home Cooking is available for streaming on the Food Network website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Paula's Home Cooking on demand at Amazon Prime.
  • Premiere Date
    August 6, 2005
  • IMDB Rating
    6.1  (138)