The term "cooking programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in a variety of contexts, such as when talking about television shows focusing on the preparation and cooking of food. For example, "My favorite cooking programme is The Great British Bake Off."
Charlie's own fame was enhanced by presenting a PBS network cooking programme in 1999, and his 14 cookery books and three books on management skills.
After honing her culinary skills over eight weeks, Ping has been named the winner of the tenth series of BBC One's cooking programme MasterChef.
It started as a humble Sunday afternoon cooking programme featuring Loyd Grossman, but now MasterChef, the BBC2 cooking contest that turns members of the public into professional chefs, is hitting the big time and transferring to BBC1.
On 3 June 2008, BBC Two cooking programme Ready Steady Cook broadcast a Holby City special, featuring Ayola and Edmondson.
A cooking programme, maybe?
It is, however, the least intelligible cooking programme in living memory.
She didn't like me in her kitchen, but at weekends I spent time with my dad and grandfather and we'd watch cooking programmes and Dad let me cook anything I wanted with him.
In Mexico, 25% of the TV is cooking programmes".
However the mindset of South Africans is changing daily with the advent of cooking programmes, social media and the like.
While still doing all the cheeky chappie stuff and still making cooking programmes and berating Michael Gove and banging on about people with big-screen TVs eating cheesy chips.
And – last but not least – you were the first to make cooking programmes like Come Dine With Me a hit in access Prime-Time and, in some countries, even in prime time.
