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Comfort Food

No one knows comfort food better than Trisha Yearwood. She and her friend, Julie, relax with a puzzle and look back at some of Trisha's warmest, coziest dishes, like Oven BBQ Chicken and Cheesy Apple Skillet Pie. Trisha's Bread Pudding with Strawberry Sauce is sweet and soothing, and her Chili Mac and Cheese delivers two comfort foods for the price of one!

Taking Shortcuts

Episode | From: The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond looks back on recipes championing shortcut ingredients from years gone by. Frozen bread dough and jarred sauces star in a magnificent Broccoli and Cheese Stromboli, rotisserie chicken makes quick work of a tasty Hickory BBQ Chicken Salad, and store-bought cookie dough is transformed into fancy Fruit Tarts. Then, Ree raids the pantry for her incredibly speedy 7-Can Soup.

Kids, Eat With Your Hands

Episode | From: Guy's Big Bite
Guy Fieri cooks up a no-utensils-allowed meal. First Guy reveals the secrets behind his famous Straight Up with a Pig Patty Burger, including both secret sauces that go on top. Next, Tequila BBQ Spare Ribs get cooked low and slow until fall-off-the-bone tender and the alcohol has vanquished. Bring your appetite and a stack of napkins!

Grilled Meat and Potato Guys

Bobby Flay's grill guest is Long Island native and business school student Seth Koslow. Using flavorful flank steak, Seth recreates the Philly chese steak sandwich while Bobby impresses Seth with his Flank Steak in Balsamic BBQ Sauce. Plus twists on the grills favorite veggies: corn and potatoes. At cocktail time, Seth woos Bobby with his tropical creation, "Jeanie in a Bottle."

Argentina on the Grill

No need to cry for Argentina in Bobby Flay's amazing Argentinean style barbecue. Perhaps nothing screams Argentina more than Grilled Skirt Steak With Green and Smokey Red Chimichurri Sauce. And to go along with the spice, Bobby grills up a Tomato, Red Onion and Rocket Salad With Fried Egg, Grilled Chorizo and Grilled Provoleto Crostini. Plus a Pisco Sour Wine Sangria Bobby style.

Hero Chefs

Episode | From: Chopped
These four extraordinary chefs all serve their communities with their culinary talents. In the first round they must combine chicken soup and barbecue sauce. The second round has the chefs creating scallop dishes with two unusual produce items. And the finalists have to get their buns in gear in the last round, when they are given hamburger buns to cook with.

Mega Mouthfuls

This trip, Guy Fieri's unhinging his jaw for some mega mouthfuls! In Robbinsville, N.J., a real-deal Italian market cookin' up prosciutto bread and their multi-meat "boss of the sauce." In Louisville, Ky., a funky seafood spot piling their specialties on top of waffles. And in Portland, Ore., a killer barbecue food truck stackin' up a fully-loaded "shabamwich."

Smoky and Spicy Indian Barbecue

Bobby is in spice box heaven as he creates a gorgeous India inspired barbecue menu. Grilled Halibut with Corn-Coconut Curry Sauce starts things off, along with Grilled Shrimp Skewers with Cilantro Mint Chutney. The flavors and spices jump off the screen, and Bobby gets going on his Smoked Ginger Chicken with Cardamom, Cloves and Cinnamon, sending us soaring. Plus Indian Naan Bread.

Two Men and a Wild River

Bobby and Jamie Deen are on the road trip of a lifetime, tackling outdoor adventures and tasting great food. Along their way to the famed whitewater rapids of the New River Gorge in West Virginia, the Deen Brothers make some surprising and delicious food finds, including ribs with a spicy barbecue sauce, fried green tomato sandwiches, strawberry pie and banana split milkshakes.

That I'm Thankful For

In this special holiday episode, Claire Robinson, Cat Cora, the Neelys and more share their best ever Thanksgiving treats. With dishes like a pulled turkey sandwich with white barbecue sauce, sweet potato cheesecake, dumplings with yam puree and a three course turkey dinner it's easy to see why your favorite Food Network Stars say they have a lot to be thankful for.

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