How low can Hungry Girl go? Under 200 calories low! Lisa brings her recipes to a new 'low', presenting four of her favorite guilt-free dishes all under 200 calories! Recipes include her scrumptious Cheeseburger Mac Attack, refreshing Fresh and Fruity Hot Dog Skewers, sweet and zesty BBQ Mango Tilapia and for dessert, her decadent Banana Split Pie. She also takes a trip to the market to dig up her favorite 'Under 200 calorie' food finds. Plus, Lisa shows us the surprising reality of what 200 calories of some of your favorite foods actually looks like.
It's a carnivore's dream in Flavortown as Guy Fieri fires up a full-throttle meat lovers showdown, with chefs going all-in on bold, beefy, protein-packed plates. The returning champ is back to defend their title and grow their winnings, going up against Chef Quentin Garcia, known for refined steakhouse fare and pristine seafood, and Chef Dominique Leach, who blends Italian fine dining finesse with serious BBQ swagger. Legendary chefs Maneet Chauhan and Michael Voltaggio judge who navigates the surprise twists and mystery restaurants of Guy's culinary playground with enough sizzle to take home up to $20,000.
Guy Fieri's getting a burger bonanza. Chef Rocco DiSpirito garnishes a Giant Bloody Mary with Mini Cheeseburger and Friends, sells us on a Grilled Shrimp Burger with Fried Green Tomato and wedges in a Wedge Salad with Smoked Brisket and Blue Cheese. Chef Tiffany Derry delights with a Fried Chicken Burger and has us all beat with her Crispy Beet Fries. Chef Eric Greenspan dances with a Duck Fat Smash Burger on Brioche and perfects Pickled Onion Rings with Tarragon Ranch. Chef Christian Petroni brings us Bison Meatloaf Burgers with BBQ Sauce and perfect Patatas Bravas.
Guy Fieri's taking it from the surf to the turf. Chef Tiffani Faison makes us give a dang for her Da Nang cocktail before tempting us with Steak Tartare with Tonnato Sauce, Chicories, Avocado and Frico. Next up, she makes a magnificent Montecristo with Taleggio, Chocolate and Blueberry Compote. Chef Jet Tila sails away with a Crispy Catfish Raft with Green Mango Salad, then stays in the sea for a Shrimp Paste Fried Rice. Hunter Fieri surprises us with his Spicy Tuna Poke with Wonton Chips before bringing us back to earth with BBQ Bacon-Wrapped Shrimp.
Summer sauces are the star of the menu, starting with Katie Lee's Sweet and Spicy Grilled Chicken and Cucumber Salad and Geoffrey Zakarian's Seared Scallops with a Caper Honey Sauce. Sunny Anderson and Jeff Mauro share two new sauces for jazzing up grilled chicken: Lemon Pepper Sauce and Cherry Pepper Honey Mustard. Sunny also makes a T-Bone Steak with an "Any Herb" sauce, and Kansas City pitmasters Jason and Megan Day drop by to make a BBQ-inspired Potato Salad. For dessert, it's a head-to-head Sundae Sauce-off with Katie's Roasted Peach Sauce and Geoffrey's Boozy Chocolate Sauce.
The Kitchen is gearing up for Sunday's big game with Food Network's Eddie Jackson. Jeff Mauro kicks things off with BBQ Pork Slow-Cooker Chili, and Eddie and Katie Lee share two new ideas for wrapped appetizers -- a Cubano in a Blanket and a Meatball Parm in a Blanket. Eddie tackles a game day favorite, Molasses Gochujang Chicken Wings, and Sunny Anderson gives the play-by-play on her Meaty Cheesy Slider Casserole. The hosts share their best tips for the ultimate game day dips and take it to the end zone with a party cup keg cooler and Geoffrey Zakarian's Super Shandy.
Three Chopped Junior Champions are taking a seat at the Chopping Block, as four regular Chopped judges -- Amanda Freitag, Alex Guarnaschelli, Marcus Samuelsson and Chris Santos -- compete for $25,000 for charity. The chefs are cooking with some of the same ingredients that the kids did, but with a few shocking twists, starting with cured fish roe in the appetizer basket. The entree basket contains some familiar barbecue ingredients, and the chefs must also incorporate an elaborate gelatin creation. The dessert basket turns into an ice cream showdown, and the remaining two chefs must cook with ears!
Big flavors meet big personalities as regional rivals from the thriving Kansas City barbecue world compete to see who will advance to the $50,000 Grill Masters grand finale and face winners from Texas, North Carolina and Memphis. A 20-minute appetizer round doesn't seem long enough to deal with the double cut pork chops in the first basket. Then, a bubbly surprise in the second basket prompts the chefs to bring the sweet to their entree dishes. Pineapple and banana are two of the flavors that must be married on the last two competitors' dessert plates.
Las Vegas is synonymous with celebrating, so Giada De Laurentiis challenges the baking teams to make Vegas-themed cake decorations. One team is sent home, and the three remaining teams get to meet their VIP client, Chef Michael Symon. He's opening a new restaurant in Las Vegas called Mabel's, and he wants a cake for the big opening event that embodies everything his barbecue joint is about -- meat, bourbon, good times and good food. The stakes are high when the bakers have to make a cake for an Iron Chef, but one team rises to the challenge and walks away with $10,000.
The Kitchen is celebrating the end of summer, starting with Katie Lee's Grilled Paella. Learn how to save summer foods and souvenirs all winter long, and get tips from expert party planner Mary Giuliani on throwing a Piece of Cake Party. Jeff Mauro's Crispy Crunch Pig Candy Sriracha Baked Beans are the perfect barbecue side dish, while Secret Eats host Adam Richman has a twist on flank steak with his Matambrito a la Pizza. Finally, Geoffrey Zakarian gives one last sip of summer with his Kickin' Bucket cocktail before the gang makes a splash with The Kitchen's bucket dunker.