| Ill. city |
| City in Ill. |
| Illinois city |
| TV chef Brown |
| City in SW Ill. |
| TV foodie Brown |
| Brown with a pan |
| Teddy's 1904 foe |
| City in Illinois |
| Brown using a pan |
| Brown of "Good Eats |
| Suburb of St. Louis |
| Brown in the kitchen |
| Mfg. city in Illinois |
| Good Eats" host Brown |
| Brown with a frying pan |
| City north of St. Louis |
| Food Network host Brown |
| Food Network star Brown |
| City on the Mississippi |
| Birthplace of Miles Davis |
| Brown of the Food Network |
| ___ B. Parker, U.S. jurist |
| Brown of "Iron Chef America |
| Illinois city near St.Louis |
| ___ Brown, Food Network chef |
| Illinois city near St. Louis |
| City north of East St. Louis |
| Iron Chef America" host Brown |
| Cutthroat Kitchen" host Brown |
| Iron Chef Gauntlet" host Brown |
| Food Network personality Brown |
| Glenn Miller's real first name |
| Illinois city on the Mississippi |
| Good Eats" series creator __ Brown |
| City of last Lincoln-Douglas debate |
| ___ Brown, host of "Iron Chef America |
| Ontario community or English namesake |
| Site of the last Lincoln-Douglas debate |
| Illinois town near the Mississippi River |
| _____ Parker, 1904 candidate for President |
| Illinois city, site of the last Lincoln-Douglas debate |
| Kitchen Stadium commentator Brown of "Iron Chef America |
| ___ B. Parker, Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 opponent for president |
| Judge Parker who won the Solid South, but nothing else, in 1904 |
| Brown who got injured during the miniseries "Feasting on Asphalt |