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The cooking rules cowboy Kent Rollins lives by

Kent Rollins, the cowboy cook turned YouTube star, has plenty of tips to share, whether you're getting into cast iron ...
Observer

As Cooking Tutorials Disappear From TV, Chefs Pivot to YouTube to Find a New Audience

Once traditional staples of television, tutorial-based cooking shows are disappearing from the TV screen. The Food Network, alongside its spinoff, Cooking Channel, has long dominated the food category ...
Forbes

Cowboy Kent Rollins Brings Cast Iron Cooking To The Outdoor Channel

Cowboy Kent Rollins isn’t just a cook — he’s a keeper of tradition, a storyteller, and perhaps one of the most unexpected culinary stars of our time. With close to 7 million followers across his ...
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Cowboy cook Kent Rollins has one rule: Don’t make cooking harder than it is

The Food Network and YouTube star talks chuck wagon cooking, cowboy coffee, and why keeping food simple has never gone out of style. On the banks of the Red River, in the tiny town of Hollis, Oklahoma ...
The Spokesman-Review

New York Times Cooking app finds right ingredients to vanquish rivals

The most-watched YouTube video for the New York Times’ Cooking channel features chef and cookbook author Claire Saffitz carefully walking viewers through the steps of making the perfect croissant. As ...