It's back to basics on Thanksgiving pot luck parties. There's a foolproof no stress Turkey Roulade, with easy sides; Roasted Vegetables With Simple String Beans and the classics with the volume turned up, Cranberry Conserve and Homemade Gravy. Then for dessert, Gingerbread Cupcakes With Orange Frosting plus a festive table setting by Ina's new stylist Robert Ruffino.
It's a leftovers extravaganza! In this special competition, every basket contains some "leftover" ingredients. For an appetizer, the chefs race to make something fun and tasty out of slices of leftover pizza. A takeout container holds a surprise in the entrée basket. The final two chefs shock the judges with their cold refried beans dessert creations.
In heat one of the Halloween Tournament of Terror, two chefs have to cook their liver and fava beans while being rolled around on a dolly. Then, two chefs have to cut and cook their garlic chicken with deadly murder weapons. Finally, one chef has to get their blood orange dessert ingredients from a possessed seance board.
Ree Drummond's dad has retired after 45 years in medicine, so she's bringing him a celebration meal with all of his favorite foods. There's luxurious, slow-cooked Burgundy Beef Stew, creamy Cheese Grits Casserole and super-tasty Blistered Green Beans with a surprise ingredient. Then, adorable Mini Chocolate-Cherry Bundt Cakes to top it all off!
It's the tale of three breakfasts on the ranch. For breakfast on the run, Ree's making tender Mini Vanilla Scones With Vanilla Bean Glaze and a Perfect Iced Coffee. To celebrate her father-in-law's birthday, there are Eggs Benedict and Breakfast Potatoes. Finally, the hearty Breakfast Burritos, perfect for hungry kids and cowboys out working on the ranch.
It's a style of eating and cooking as old as the American West. From giant rib eye steaks to Texas style BBQ, or just a good ol' pot of beans, cowboy food was just the thing needed before hitting the range. Host Jim O'Connor saddles up from Texas to California to explore the surprisingly delicious world of cowboy food.
If you order a bowl of "red" in Texas, don't expect beans. If you order a bowl of chili in Cincinnati, you might get a "three-way". Translation: chili, spaghetti and cheese. In this spicy half-hour, we explore chili's colorful history from its origins, most likely in South Texas, to the festive modern-day chili cook offs.
Jambalya, Oysters Rockefeller, and spicy smoked sausage, crawfish etouffe, red beans and rice, and gumbo! Louisiana is world-famous for its Cajun and Creole cuisine. But where exactly did Cajun food come from? And what, if anything, sets Cajun apart from Creole? Join Jim O’Connor as he journeys down south in search of answers.
Valerie Bertinelli loves her little brother, nicknamed Mud, and they're celebrating his birthday with a really spicy feast. The guests dine on a hot hot hot meal of Chili Rubbed Beef with Garlic Herb Oil, Jalapeno Mac & Cheese, Sweet and Spicy Popcorn, Blistered Green Beans with Spicy Chile Sauce and Mexican Chocolate Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting.
Trisha Yearwood is throwing a graduation party for her nephew, Bret. She and her sister, Beth, share their favorite stories of Bret as they make his favorite dishes, including Fresh Green Bean Casserole, Cheesy Country Ham Dip, Paprika Chicken and Coconut Cloud Cake. Later, the rest of the Bernard family shows up to congratulate -- and tease -- the graduate.