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Rachael Ray's Impact On Home Cooking

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Rachael Ray has made a large impact on home cooking in a variety of ways. In the beginning, Ray began with her cooking show, where she light heartedly demonstrated cooking shortcuts that made a difference in thousands of kitchens. By teaching 30 Minute Meals and handy shortcuts, more people were able to take a shorter amount of time to prepare a home cooked meal for their family. Because her show became so famous, the Food Network created other programs for her to star in: $40 a Day, Inside Dish and Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels. Rachael Ray also is the author of several popular cookbooks. Ray has also created her own magazine called “Every Day With Rachael Ray”, which is a food and lifestyle magazine. Rachael’s hard work has made it possibly

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