It's the real deal as Ree Drummond shares budget friendly recipes from down the years. There's a big batch of her perfect Applesauce, which she transforms into Apple Pancakes, Breakfast Muffins, sauce for pork chops and a divine ice cream dessert. Then, she clears out the fridge with a Crisper Crash Frittata and makes a teenager-friendly one-pot Beef Noodle Skillet and delicious BBQ Chicken Baked Potatoes to stock the freezer.
Trisha Yearwood sings with the legendary Brenda Lee for a breast cancer benefit at the Grand Ole Opry. The special night inspires Trisha to cook up her favorite hometown recipes including Sweet and Spicy Glazed Sweet Potatoes, Stovetop Smoked Baby Back Ribs with Maple BBQ Sauce, Peach and Brown Butter Skillet Pie and Boozy Brown Butter Milkshakes. Later, she reminisces about the performance and her favorite moments at the iconic Opry over the years.
Jeff Mauro unearths the best chicken recipes from all the hosts and shares what's sure to be a new favorite -- his Alabama White BBQ Chicken Sandwich! Sunny Anderson breaks all records with her 5-Star Glazed Chicken, and Katie Lee Biegel sets sail with Chicken Parmesan Zucchini Boats. Pitmaster Moe Cason stops by to share his award-winning Memphis-Style Chicken, and Food Network favorite Alex Guarnaschelli brings some comfort with Grandma's Smothered Chicken.
On this trip, Guy Fieri's embarking on a worldwide journey of flavor. In Caguas, Puerto Rico, a tapas-and-more joint is putting out international bites like churrasco steak and risotto and ropa vieja dumplings. In Middleton, N.J., an Indian spot is cooking up real deal recipes like tandoori chicken and over-the-top samosas. And in Cleveland, a funky bar is serving surprising next-level dishes with some Filipino flair.
Trisha Yearwood and her sister, Beth, decide to put together a meal for the Nashville Food Project, a local organization that brings communities together to help alleviate hunger. They spend the afternoon testing recipes until they're happy with the menu. Then they help prep a large community dinner of Spring Garden Pasta Salad, Braised Pork and Veggie Pockets, Golden Beet and Citrus Salad and Fruity Crumble Bars for dessert.
Ree Drummond's sharing recipes from her pizza place in town. For takeout with a difference, she makes Foolproof Pizza Dough, Garlic Butter and a no-cook Pizza Sauce and uses them for her Triple Pepperoni Pizza and her signature pie, Pizza Ree-a. A mashup of Caesar Salad and adorable Not Knots produces one awesome salad, and the Naughty Cowgirl cocktail is a spicy hit at the bar.
This week the Kitchen is on ice when special guest Brian Boitano stops by to make rigatoni with spicy chicken sausage, Jeff Mauro uses 3 ingredients from the freezer for a delicious dish and Geoffrey mixes an Icy Orange Cosmo. Plus, Sunny’s cooking up one of your most searched recipes, spicy mac and cheese and Marcela’s got dessert covered with an ice cream sundae bar.
This week the Kitchen is on ice when special guest Brian Boitano stops by to make rigatoni with spicy chicken sausage, Jeff Mauro uses 3 ingredients from the freezer for a delicious dish and Geoffrey mixes an Icy Orange Cosmo. Plus, Sunny’s cooking up one of your most searched recipes, spicy mac and cheese and Marcela’s got dessert covered with an ice cream sundae bar.
This trip, Guy Fieri's visiting spots keepin' up with their family ties. In Pleasantville, N.J., a wife carries on her husband's legacy with his down-home chicken and waffles and righteous ribs. In Baltimore, an inherited breakfast-lunch joint still servin' their noteworthy coconut cream French toast and crab cake po' boys. And in Colorado Springs, southern family recipes mark a barbecue spot piling up a "sloppy pig" sandwich and scratch-made meatloaf.
This trip, Guy Fieri's hitting up joints owned by Food Network super chefs to see what they're cookin' up. In Nashville, he's with Maneet Chauhan, who is serving up her creative spin on Indian recipes, taking them to a whole new level. In Cleveland, he joins Michael Symon at his barbecue spot, firin' up pork belly and a loaded potato flavor bomb. Along the way, Marc Murphy even pops by to get into the mix.