Yahoo: Why the Galloping Gourmet—a Kooky, 1970s TV Chef—Is an Unsung Style Icon for Our Times
Why the Galloping Gourmet—a Kooky, 1970s TV Chef—Is an Unsung Style Icon for Our Times
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... “Galloping Gourmet: Eating and Drinking with Buffalo Bill,” by Steve Friesen (Bison Books) One of history buffs’ favorite tales concerns an aging Buffalo ...
Graham Kerr galloped into culinary celebrity nearly 50 years ago. He has spent most of the time since trying to walk away from it. The charming, cheeky "Galloping Gourmet" was one of the first food ...
Bill Radke talks with Graham Kerr about his book "Flash of Silver." Kerr is best known as host of The Galloping Gourmet, a TV cooking show that aired nationally in the late 1960s and early 70s. Bill ...
The Washington Post: The Galloping Gourmet made cooking fun on TV long before Food Network. Now he’s back.
Graham Kerr galloped into culinary celebrity nearly 50 years ago. He has spent most of the time since trying to walk away from it. The charming, cheeky “Galloping Gourmet” was credited as one of the ...
The Galloping Gourmet made cooking fun on TV long before Food Network. Now he’s back.
Graham Kerr is a widower now, but his dinner table is set for three. Once the dashing star of “The Galloping Gourmet,” and still a charmer at 85, Kerr lives simply in his nautically designed home ...
The Washington Post: Free Range on Food: Quick pastas, the Galloping Gourmet, this week's recipes and more.
Mr. Kerr, growing up, I learned to cook from my mother. But the first dish I ever cooked all by myself and served my parents was a Galloping Gourmet dish I watched you do, but for which I could never ...