
Here are the Rachael Ray posts from around the blogosphere this week. If you see a post that you think would be good for the Roundup, or you write one yourself, e-mail me so I can be sure to include it.
- Rachael Ray Divorce Rumors Update: Another divorce article in the Enquirer, another denial from Rachael Ray. She told the Chicago Sun-Times that she and her husband John just got back from celebrating their anniversary in Italy. No divorce!
- Talk Show Ratings Update: Broadcasting and Cable informs us that: "CBS' Rachel Ray was flat at a 1.8, tying NBC Universal’s Maury, which was up 6%." For a comparison, Oprah had a 5.7, Dr. Phil had a 4.5, Ellen was at 1.9, Montel Williams was at a 1.4, and Martha Stewart Show was flat at a 0.9.
- Rachael Ray's talk show is participating in another auction, this time to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
- Baking Bites thinks Rachael Ray's garbage bowls are a good gift idea for the Rachael Ray fan in your life.
- Ruth at Once Upon a Feast had a head to head pasta battle between a Rachael Ray recipe and a Sandra Lee recipe. Go check out who won.
- Dr. Timothy Brantly, a contributor to Rachael Ray's talk show, has a blog over at The Huffington Post.
- Cate at Sweetnicks made something that doesn't sound particularly good, but apparently it's outstanding - Pickled Vegetables and Brie. It's a bottom of the jar recipe, which are usually big hits. She also tried Chicken Teriyaki Sliders from a recent episode of Rachael Ray's talk show.
- Angela Tunner of The Renaissance Gourmet sees Rachael Ray incorporating some of her favorite techniques to make meals more gourmet.
- In case you missed the episode, check out this cute story of how Rachael Ray called a bride after being invited to the wedding.
- Learn more about the winner of Rachael's 10-ingredient challenge in this article from her local newspaper.
- Day to Day Chronicles features Rachael Ray's recipe for Peasant Pasta.
- Run Around Paris discusses Rachael's Tasty Travels picks for NYC.
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