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Grill It Your Way

Episode | From: Giada at Home
Giada visits LA's Original Farmer's Market, an historic hotspot with every kind of food purveyor under the California sun. She picks up a selection of meat and fish, along with seasonal veggies. Then, Giada returns to her kitchen, where she comes up with a variety of marinades and sauces. Then, friends gather around a backyard BBQ pit to grill the meat and fish to their own personal specifications.

Holiday Delights

Nothing says "Happy Holidays" like having all your favorite festive foods in one place. Brad Miller finds the Yuletide spirit with his favorite holiday steak from Harry's Savoy Grill in Wilmington, Del. Andrew Zimmern delivers a dim sum favorite from New York City's Nom Wah Tea Parlor, and no holiday is complete without Geoffrey Zakarian, who stops by with a sack full of goodies from Sift Bake Shop in Mystic, Conn.

Orangutang

Recipe | Courtesy of Bobby Flay
Total Time:
5 minutes

Lean, Mean, Grilling '90s

Episode | From: Battle of the Decades
Host Jonathan Bennett takes a trip back to 1994 with some help from special guest judge Wayne Knight, aka Newman from "Seinfeld." The chefs joke about their varying memories of the '90s as they use the iconic George Foreman Grill to create elevated dishes out of popular foods from the decade: muffin tops, chicken breasts, ranch dressing and Lucky Charms. Then, new school and old school chefs alike learn how difficult it is to recreate the viral "accordion potato" food trend, and judges Kathy Fang and Peter Fang use a classic beef Wellington to determine which chef prevails.

Grillin' and Chillin'

Episode | From: Chopped Junior
In this grilling competition judged by singer Jessie James Decker, food writer Jed Portman and chef Geoffrey Zakarian, a new batch of precocious junior chefs must use a classic cornmeal dish in the appetizer round. The grill pans continue to get a workout in round two, where the kids must combine a marshmallow treat with white barbecue sauce. Then, the dessert round delights the finalists when they find a magnificent cake in the basket!

Fired Up!

Episode | From: Chopped
The competitors get fired up when they discover this particular competition is all about grilling! Only to find some strange basket fellows in the Appetizer Round: striped bass and strawberries. In a smok'n Entrée Round the chefs try to glean ideas from one another on how to handle a tricky ingredient. And in the last course, a classic American food, perfect for the grill but peculiar in dessert, complicates the judges' final decision.

All About Bass

Next Food Network Star runner up Jeffrey Saad meets Bobby Flay face to face again, but this time to grill alongside the master. Jeffrey's Whole Grilled Achiote Rubbed Striped Bass is a perfect summer dish along with Grilled Corn in a Cilantro Pesto. His Spicy Margarita turns his meal into a party. Bobby, meanwhile, goes Moroccan style with his Striped Bass Filet and Orange-Almond Couscous. He washes it down with a Moroccan Cocktail Spritzer.

Sizzling Summer

Episode | From: The Kitchen
The Kitchen is kicking off summer with a hot menu, starting with Sunny Anderson's Sizzling Summer Burger and Jeff Mauro's side dish, Double Potato Salad with Pesto. Food Network's Bev Weidner thrills on the grill with her Grilled Salmon Tacos, and Chef Robert Irvine brings his Peach BBQ Chicken with Cucumber and Tomato Salad. Geoffrey Zakarian makes his spin on a classic, Grilled Pineapple Upside Down Cake, and the hosts usher in summer with stepped-up s'mores.

Vegas

In Las Vegas, bet it all on finding some amazing food. From tiger shrimp tamales at Mesa Grill to the langoustine at L'Atelier Joel Robechon, Vegas doubles down on dining out. Get a late-night snack of drunken noodles from Wazuzu or go for broke with the Gambler's Special surf and turf for a song at Mr. Lucky's 24/7. Who said everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? It's just too good to keep secret.

Washington, D.C.

Rachael is in our nation's capital for some monumental eating and sightseeing. Her first stop is at the Old Ebbitt Grill, one of D.C.'s most historic restaurants. She then heads over to Zaytinya to share some tapas with her Tasty Travels crew. And what's a visit to Washington, D.C., without checking out the museums? Rachael samples the food at Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe, inside the National Museum of the American Indian. She then takes a spin on a Segway-the, a perfect way to get around D.C.! Rachael wraps up her tour of the city with a late-night meal at the French-Indian restaurant IndeBleu.

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