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Tradition! Tradition!

The four remaining bakers celebrate two classic holiday traditions: Hanukkah jelly doughnuts and ye olde fruitcake. Duff Goldman helps introduce the pre-heat challenge in which bakers must create a dozen doughnuts featuring a challenging flavor combination. Then for the main heat, bakers try their best to reinvent fruitcake.

Coffee and Tea with Molly

Host Molly Yeh brings her love of coffee and tea to the competition with oversized stuffed coffee cookies in the preheat! Then, it's tea for two as the bakers must team up and work together to win over judges Kardea Brown, Nancy Fuller and Duff Goldman with a delicious dessert platter.

Mash-Up Throwdown

Episode | From: Food Network Star
Cooking Channel's Haylie Duff and Rev Run join as guest judges, and first, Haylie helps Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay determine which pair of competitors should earn an advantage based on their culinary travelogue report. Then, Rev Run challenges the finalists to mash up two different cooking styles into one dish and compete in the food world equivalent of a rap battle! In a surprise twist, two finalists are sent packing.

Network Pitch

Episode | From: Food Network Star
The four finalists get their chance to pitch a show to Food Network. Executives Bob Tuschman and Susie Fogelson are back to choose the final three: Based on the finalists' presentations, Bob and Susie will greenlight three concepts, which will be made into pilots directed by season two Food Network Star winner Guy Fieri.

Cake Walk

Episode | From: Ace of Cakes
A couple getting married at a local amusement park has ordered a cake for each table in the shape of a bumper car. But when the big day arrives, it's 100-plus degrees and humid–can the modeling chocolate on the cakes survive the heat? The Maryland Science Center has ordered a birthday cake, and Duff decides to make it in the shape of a dinosaur blowing out candles. The gang works out the specifics–which parts of the dinosaur will be rice krispies and which parts will be cake–and Duff takes the cake to the kids, who sing "Happy Birthday" to the dinosaur before digging in. The National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., has a new building, and Duff has been asked to make a cake to kick off its grand opening. Duff decides to make two cakes for the event–a Peach Tree Cake, which combines cake and metal sculpture, and a Mendhi Cake, with intricate piping.

Grilling on the Edge

Episode | From: Ham on the Street
George gives grilling the Ham on the Street treatment. In a grudge-match grill-off, two guys named George Foreman aim to settle the gas vs. charcoal feud once and for all. Then, it’s on to a protein-packed game of Name that Meat—with mystery burgers outside an OTB! Plus, Bubba comes over to grill up beer can chicken—and some other surprise poultry. In Guess the Gadget, the handy shrimp butler is introduced to two skilled Japanese chefs--who then face off in a spirited game of Hibachi Hoops. Finally, George's mouthwatering Looli Kebabs are cooked to perfection on newspaper fueled grill!

Giada Elimination

Episode | From: Food Network Star
First season winners, Dan Smith and Steve McDonaugh, show the remaining six finalists how they share the stage. Next Giada DeLaurentiis dazzles the finalists with her multitasking abilities. For their Challenges the finalists split up into pairs for a demo of two Food Network recipes. Giada aids the Selection Committee in choosing the remaining five finalists.

Dashing Through the Aisles

Episode | From: Guy's Grocery Games
For the first game, the chefs are given tasty samples from Santa's little helpers to make their favorite holiday meal in Keep it Sample. Next, the chefs create decadent holiday desserts in Watch Your Weight. The spirit of the season is in full swing as the final two chefs make an elegant New Year's dinner in No Carts Allowed.

Grudge Match: $100,000 Finale!

Episode | From: Chopped
In the conclusion of this historic tournament, it's judges vs. champions! Two separate knockout rounds with the same basket will determine which genius judge and brilliant champ make it to the $100,000 title fight. The stakes are high as the competitors find an unusual seafood delicacy and a hot regional specialty in the first basket. Then, one champ and one judge will be left to duke it out. Who will score the biggest prize in Chopped history, and who will be chopped?

Alex Turns the Table

Episode | From: Wildcard Kitchen
After years of host Eric Adjepong tormenting Alex Guarnaschelli on "Alex vs America," the tables have turned as Alex takes over Wildcard Kitchen. It's Eric's turn in the hot seat when Alex invites two champion chefs who have beaten Eric in the past, Sara Bradley and Kelsey Barnard Clark. Eric will put up $5,000 of his own money to cook head-to-head against his old rivals, but can he defend his house and claim a potential pot of $15,000?

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