Sandra Lee is throwing a holiday party and she's got some fresh ideas to help transform your seasonal gathering into and unforgettable event! Sandra and some of her best friends and family are gathering to celebrate the season and help Sandra with her super simple recipes that will inspire everyone's holiday menu!
Katie Lee shows us an innovative recipe using your leftover holiday ham and Sunny Anderson has a delicious "one pan plan" chicken dinner. We celebrate Passover with fried matzo brei and show you how to make some no-guilt holiday desserts. Plus, tips on how to shop for the best knife for you.
Ree Drummond puts tomatoes in the spotlight with her collection of best recipes. First, she makes Stuffed Pizza Crust with a fabulous sauce and salad before preparing the perfect pantry meal of Cheesy Tomato Soup. Then, Ree puts a new spin on a classic with Taco Tomatoes and piles up some delicious Bruschetta.
The hosts share the best make-ahead recipes and tips to get you ready for a delicious and relaxing Turkey Day Dinner. Maile Carpenter stops by with a look inside Food Network Magazine, including a peak at some of the most outrageous turkey trends. Then there's the ultimate time line to get your shopping in order and your fridge stocked, plus exciting dessert offerings and new recipes for your pumpkin fix. Plus, the hosts fess up and reveal their Thanksgiving short cuts.
Jeffrey has some really great news--he's signed a book deal--so Ina's throwing him a surprise celebration dinner for two made up of all the things he loves best--French Bistro style food and a classic cocktail to kick start the party. Recipes include: Steak Au Poivre, Matchstick Potatoes, Strawberry Tarts, Whisky Sours.
For the skill drill challenge, the celebrities must execute a simple recipe that is missing some key words. Then, for their main challenge, the remaining recruits must cook complicated pasta dishes for special guests and former Worst Cooks contestants Jenni "Jwoww" Farley and Kendra Wilkinson. The celebrities with the best dishes head to the finale.
Geoffrey Zakarian takes a look back at some of The Kitchen's best weeknight recipes! He showcases Katie Lee Biegel's Meatless Monday Lentil-Stuffed Peppers, Jeff Mauro's Sheet Pan a L'Orange, Alex Guarnaschelli's French Onion Soup Stuffed Burgers, Sunny Anderson's Bacon, Egg and Cheese Slider Casserole and more! Plus, Geoffrey his shares tips for making an Apple Cider Toddy.
The final bakers take on two very difficult challenges inspired by the past -- all leading up to a time-traveling monster mash! In the Dissection Lab, John Henson works on some gross anatomy, and he asks the bakers to create desserts with gummy hearts that will be "dissected" by judges Carla Hall, Zac Young and Stephanie Boswell. Then in the Quantum Physics Lab, John hops into a time machine and journeys to the ancient past for inspirations like medieval vampires and early aliens for time travel cakes. The best baker heads into the future with the Halloween Baking Championship title and the $25,000 prize!
In this spooktastic Halloween episode, four chefs must create dishes that don't scare the judges! Starting off with a hearty lunch is not an easy feat when Guy shocks them with a daunting Red Light Special. In the next game, Guy tricks the chefs into making a savory treat with sweets in Single Aisle Showdown. In the final game, Guy hands the chefs his Grocery List filled with spooky items like bone marrow, blood orange and black garlic and tells them to make their best dish. Which chef will get to go on the Shopping Spree and which will be scared straight out of the grocery store?
Food Network's biggest stars tell where to get the best giant steaks, flame-roasted chops and succulent carvings. Martha Stewart tries flame-grilled wagyu, and Guy Fieri shows where to get his favorite meaty burrito. Plus, Bobby Flay teaches how to make the perfect rib eye, Alex Guarnaschelli shares her meat lasagna recipe, and Anne Burrell demonstrates a showstopping crown of pork.