Doorknock Dinners

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Doornock Dinners' is a program that aired on Food TV in the early 2000s. Doornock Dinners, featured Gordon Elliot taking a guest chef (or himself) into the home of a usually busy person and cooking them a dinner by using ONLY the items they had in their home.

Doornock Dinners is most notable for gaining Paula Deen, the nationally-respected cook, fame and landing her a television program, Paula's Home Cooking, that first aired in November 2002.

All of the episodes of Paula's Home Cooking, up until late 2004-early 2005, were filmed in the Millbrook, NY home of Gordon Eliot.

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