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Celebrity dishes

By CompiledApril Austin Judy Lowe, and Sara Steindorf

Nov. 17, 1999, 12:11 p.m. ET

One of the most popular features of TV Guide magazine has been the Celebrity Dish section. At least 25 percent of readers have tried one of the recipes listed in the section and 90 percent of female readers say they read the page.

Now the section has been spun off into a magazine called TV Guide Celebrity Dish. Digest-size, it will contain 35 to 40 recipes per edition.

The premire issue features movie star Sharon Stone talking about baking brownies, dessert recipes from Roma Downey of "Touched by an Angel," and 10 memorable food moments on TV.

Source: Reuters

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