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Who Won Top Chef: Seattle?

[SPOILER ALERT: The following story reveals the winner of Top Chef Season 10. Read at your own risk.]

Thu, Feb 28, 2013
Who Won Top Chef: Seattle?

VIDEO: Rachael Ray and Other Celebrity Chefs Share Their Holiday Cooking Tips

What is Rachael Ray's best tip for cooking during the holiday season? "Keep it simple and don't take it too seriously," she tells TVGuide.com. VIDEO: Top Chef's Hung makes us his favorite holiday meal In the second video from our Holiday Eats series, Ray and other celebrity chefs, including Tom Colicchio and Michael Symon, explain the best way to prepare a big holiday meal without getting stressed out. 

Wed, Dec 21, 2011
VIDEO: Rachael Ray and Other Celebrity Chefs Share Their Holiday Cooking Tips

Top Chef's Whitney: My Thought Process Was Off

Steak-gate hit Top Chef when Lindsay fired Ty-Lor's steaks too early, but it was Whitney Otawka's undercooked potato gratin that sent her packing and bought Ty-Lor another day. Not she has any problem with that. "Ty should not have gone home for the steaks," Whitney tells TVGuide.com. "So many people were working on them and there was bad communication, and it wasn't his fault that they were fired early. I deserved to go." The Georgia-based chef knew the writing was on the wall as soon as Tom Colicchio said his potatoes were raw. So what went wrong? And how was she not aware they were undercooked? Read on.

Thu, Dec 8, 2011
Top Chef's Whitney: My Thought Process Was Off

Top Chef's Keith: I Knew Sarah and Lindsay Would Throw Me Under the Bus

Keith Rhodes became the first to pack his knives and go on Top Chef: Texas after he used flour tortillas in his enchilada instead of corn tortillas and, most unforgivably, bought pre-cooked shrimp for teammate Lindsay. The North Carolina-based chef admits the purchase was "not the best decision," but thinks things could've turned out differently had Lindsay and Sarah not thrown him under the bus and "kept rolling over me" by harping about the shrimp at Judges' Table. But why did he buy the shrimp in the first place? Read on. Is bigger better? 5 things to know about Top Chef: TexasWhy did you buy the pre-cooked shrimp? Was it really a money issue?Keith: Well, one thing that I'm really adamant about stressing ...

Thu, Nov 17, 2011
Top Chef's Keith: I Knew Sarah and Lindsay Would Throw Me Under the Bus

Critic's Guide to Wednesday TV: Reality Wars (X Factor, Survivor, Top Chef)

They say "Everything's Bigger in Texas," which happens to be the episode title for the premiere of Bravo's Texas-set ninth season of Top Chef (10/9c). And it also may explain why a ginormous platoon of 29 chef-testants descends on the historic Alamo for the first round of competition, and why the process of narrowing the field to a Top 16 can't even be contained within the first pulse-pounding episode.

Wed, Nov 2, 2011
Critic's Guide to Wednesday TV: Reality Wars (X Factor, Survivor, Top Chef)

Is Bigger Better? 5 Things to Know About Top Chef: Texas

As we all know, everything is bigger in Texas — and that includes Top Chef.Top Chef heads to Texas for Season 9The Emmy-winning series hits the Lone Star State for Season 9 — bigger than ever before with an unprecedented 29 cheftestants. That's not the only difference this season though. Here are five things to know before you saddle up for the premiere (Wednesday, 10/9c, Bravo):

Wed, Nov 2, 2011
Is Bigger Better? 5 Things to Know About Top Chef: Texas

Top Chef Heads to Texas for Season 9

After an all-star season, Top Chef is heading to the Lone Star State.The ninth season of the Emmy-winning series will take place in Texas, Bravo announced Tuesday. And because everything is bigger there, the season will ...

Tue, Aug 9, 2011
Top Chef Heads to Texas for Season 9

Ask Matt: Fringe, The Voice, Justified, Glee and More!

Send questions to [email protected] and follow me on Twitter!Question: To say that I loved the season finale of Fringe would be an understatement. It was amazing! And I know I will be thinking about it all summer long, so I applaud the fantastic writers of this show. What did you think? — RachelMatt Roush: I thought what most of the readers of this column probably imagine I thought: Wow! As an hour of emotionally engaging and suspensefully perplexing entertainment, I thought it was a terrific way to end the show's very best season to date. (And so, it seems, did those who've weighed in so far in my mailbox.) Time paradox storylines are always tricky, and risk ...

Mon, May 9, 2011
Ask Matt: Fringe, The Voice, Justified, Glee and More!