Pamela's Cooking with Love

I don't know much about Pamela as she's before my time but I do love to cook, especially vegetarian foods. My cousin told me about this show, as she's in Canada. I'm lucky that I could watch it here in Australia. I've watched the first two episodes and I really enjoyed the show. Pamela comes across as personable, relatable,charismatic and genuine. The foods she and the chefs have made looked amazing. The place she lives in is gorgeous, what a picturesque area of Canada. I will definitely continue to watch the rest of her show. I noticed she also has a documentary which I'll watch during the week.

I started watching her home renovation show and got to see a side of her no one cared to show before. She's sweet, she's caring, she really does everything with so much thought. I knew I would enjoy her cooking show. As a vegetarian, I absolutely love all the dishes she's introducing. Her and the guests make these dishes so attainable and realize how easy it is to make a delicious meal. I can't wait to start my own garden now.

She's got such a great energy and outlook on everything. I like how she'll throw in some facts and tidbits about her life and kids. It's sweet.

Every design element she brings is truly genuine. Love those touches.

I've followed you since the eighties. You seem more beautiful now than back in the bikini days, isn't age and experience a great thing. I watch your new cooking show more than I watched those other shows. You are so kind and appreciative to your guests, must be your Canadian upbringing. Anyhow, hope more people get to watch your new show. Thats it 600 more char. I cant keep typing that long thats all I wanted to say. Your still beautiful after all these years. Wish would have got to meet your parents and your cousins and children. Ok 64 more char to go...So what else you going on? Where are you living now...hopefully back in Canada. B. C. Is a great place to live spent many years of my life there mostly Nelson and Slamming Arm but back in Alberta now. Thinking of moving back, I may have a recipie or two for the show if you want to put me on, i'll get a haircut and shave for you...lol.

I don't know who this is for. It's like one more version of "Pamela Anderson 's Awesome Life" but she's getting overexposed. I believe she is strong, smart and confident. I believe she runs her own farm. I don't believe she is nervous about baking a cake.

I don't believe she doesn't know how to do all these things and quite well. The nervous laughter, the ridiculously expensive vegan ice cream, the giant table with thousands of dollars worth of china and flowers, the guest chefs, how many times do we have to watch this drivel?

I'm also not convinced of the new cottage industry of Pamela as a victim. She's made money and had a great fun wild life. I don't want another cookbook, I know how to throw a party and I wish they works maybe make shows we actually can learn from.

I've enjoyed watching Pamela cook with top chefs. Vegan cooking isn't widely known or appreciated. The more of Pamela and her house, garden and cooking shows the better. She'd do great with travel show too. Pamela is charming, engaging and personable. Her sons always add positive energy to the mix. Beautiful, enterprising and loving family! Never dull!

I hope the show is continued and made widely an available. It's hard to watch if you are in the U. S. Pamela's Garden of Eden is great. She and her sons should also have a house remodeling show. They and their girlfriend are great at remodeling homes.

Pamela has been doing so many great projects. She even started on broadway in Chicago and wrote a cookbook and memoir. Talk about busy!!