Sunny Anderson stirs up a menu inspired by Anderson family reunions. Sunny's BBQ "Chip" Wings pack the flavor of classic BBQ chip seasoning onto tender chicken wings for an unforgettable, irresistible dish. To serve alongside, Sunny's Peas and Pasta Salad is simple yet full of tasty, fresh flavors. Finally, a Fresh Spa-Ocktail will refresh your palate and spirit to keep the good times rolling!
Meet the First Family of Mississippi barbecue, The Orrisons. Their wildly popular barbecue joint's earned them fame, fortune, devoted fans and a lot of big toys. But no matter how big their business grows, the boisterous, fun loving clan insists on running the business as a family. Add in all the colorful employees and regulars and it's obvious: this down home joint is a real life sitcom.
Michael Symon meets a chef bringing the Indian street food flavors of his childhood to Asheville, N.C., with his own take on a sloppy joe that he calls a Sloppy Jai, with lamb hash and 30 Indian spices. Then, a burger spot in Seattle is serving up towers of Japanese-American fusion with katsu-style deep-fried burger patties. And finally, in Houston, Texas, Michael finds pastrami-spiced burnt ends pork belly and spicy, jalapeno-glazed lamb "pops" fresh out of the smoker.
Michael Symon fires up his smoker and firepit to make some of his Dad's and Pap's favorite dishes. He starts with a lesson on how to create the perfect smoked brisket with his Pastrami Rubbed Brisket. But smoking a brisket takes time, so while Michael waits, he takes care of some chores and then whips up his Pap's favorite Rye Spaetzle and his Dad's favorite Grilled Cabbage. Michael's wife, Liz, makes several rounds of her unique take on a Summer Shandy.