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Emeril's Homemade Barbecue Sauce
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Puyallup Fair
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Semi-Homemade Cooking
Sandra visits her favorite childhood fair in Puyallup, Wash., just south of Seattle. She's meeting the personalities behind the fair's famous scones, pit BBQ and juicy onion burgers and remaking them, the semi-homemade way. To wash it down, a refreshing taste of the Pacific Northwest, Sandra's Pacific Cider.
All American
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Sandra's Money Saving Meals
Sandra Lee is cooking up All American meals at all-time-low prices. She's making her Ale House Burger With Red Onion Compote, Championship BBQ Three Bean Chili Dogs, Red White and Blue Cherry Pie Pockets, a non-alcoholic Watermelon Spritzer, and for her Round 2 Recipe -- Stuffed Cabbage.
3 Apps and a Cocktail
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The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond has cocktail hour and a summer party on her mind. She puts her ranch kitchen spin on a BBQ Shrimp Cocktail and makes irresistible Buffalo Chicken Meatball Skewers. Then she bakes an all-American pull-apart Bacon Ranch Cheesy Bread and mixes up Blueberry-Basil Limeade.
Let's Do Lunch
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Roker On The Road
We've got Maine's signature seafood dressed up strudel-style and an American comfort food tradition made all hot 'n' spicy. Al's going to Dallas to learn the art of a family's BBQ recipes and winding up in New Jersey for the first Sloppy Joe in the land.
