Rock Shrimp Productions

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Rock Shrimp Productions
Type Private
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Founded2005;18 years ago (2005) [1]
Headquarters New York, New York, United States [2]
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Website rockshrimp.tv

Rock Shrimp Productions NY, LLC [2] is an independent television production company, with headquarters in New York City. The company was founded in 2005 by Kim Martin and chef Bobby Flay, who serve as executive producers. [1] Rock Shrimp Productions also operates Bread & Butter Post, an in-house post-production company. [1] [3]

Contents

List of programs

TitleChannel(s)Year(s)Ref(s)
3 Days to Open with Bobby Flay Food Network 2012 [4]
5 Ingredient Fix Food Network2009–2011 [5]
Alex's Day OffFood Network2009–2011 [6]
All In: The Road to the Classic NBCSN / TVG 2018–2019 [7]
BBQ Brawl Food Network2019–present [8]
Beat Bobby Flay Food Network2013–present [9]
The Bobby and Damaris ShowFood Network2017 [10]
Bobby Flay FitFood Network2013–2014 [11]
Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction Food Network2011–2014 [12]
Bobby's Dinner Battle Cooking Channel 2013 [13]
Boss Nails Oxygen 2015 [14] [15]
Boy Meets GrillFood Network2002–2011 [16]
Brunch @ Bobby's Cooking Channel /
Food Network		2010–2017 [17]
Dear Food NetworkFood Network2008–2010 [18]
The Flay ListFood Network2019–present [19]
Flipping Exes Bravo 2019–present [20]
Grill It! with Bobby FlayFood Network2008–2010 [21]
Kelsey's Essentials Cooking Channel2010–2016 [5]
Kelsey's Homemade Cooking Channel2015 [22] [23] [24]
Mexican Made EasyFood Network2010–2012 [5]
Sandwich KingFood Network2011–2014 [25]
Simply Laura Cooking Channel2014–2016 [26]
Throwdown! with Bobby Flay Food Network2006–2010 [16]

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