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Kim Cattrall puts sex on the menu at food awards
by Outspoken on Sun Jun 08, 2008 6:53 pm
Kim Cattrall puts sex on the menu at food awards
By J.M. HIRSCH
AP Food Editor
NEW YORK - Is there anything sexier than food?
It's probably no surprise that for Kim Cattrall it's the people who make it.
Known for her vixen character, Samantha, in "Sex and the City," Cattrall put sex talk on the menu while hosting Sunday's James Beard Foundation awards, often called the "Oscars" of the food world.
Cattrall opened the ceremony talking about her own love of cooking, then asked co-host and celebrity chef Bobby Flay what has more sex appeal than food. A breath later, she offered her own answer.
"Maybe what's sexier is the chefs who are always cooking up something new and exciting," she cooed.
Cattrall then quickly challenged Flay to a "throwdown" in the kitchen, to which Flay said: "Don't worry. I'll be gentle."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080608/ap_on_en_ot/people_kim_cattrall;_ylt=AqXTbCt4NPRMIXP2wox9mlSs0NUE
(AP Photo/Peter Kramer)
By J.M. HIRSCH
AP Food Editor
NEW YORK - Is there anything sexier than food?
It's probably no surprise that for Kim Cattrall it's the people who make it.
Known for her vixen character, Samantha, in "Sex and the City," Cattrall put sex talk on the menu while hosting Sunday's James Beard Foundation awards, often called the "Oscars" of the food world.
Cattrall opened the ceremony talking about her own love of cooking, then asked co-host and celebrity chef Bobby Flay what has more sex appeal than food. A breath later, she offered her own answer.
"Maybe what's sexier is the chefs who are always cooking up something new and exciting," she cooed.
Cattrall then quickly challenged Flay to a "throwdown" in the kitchen, to which Flay said: "Don't worry. I'll be gentle."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080608/ap_on_en_ot/people_kim_cattrall;_ylt=AqXTbCt4NPRMIXP2wox9mlSs0NUE
(AP Photo/Peter Kramer)
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