Rick Martinez makes a weeknight chicken dish that builds its own salsa right in the pot, with tomato, onion, and jalapeno. It's chunky, saucy, and perfect for scooping into warm tortillas alongside beans and rice.
Ree Drummond hosts a quick and easy Q&A with questions from friends, townsfolk and visitors to Pawhuska. The answers start with a party perfect Epic Dip Platter that involves almost zero cooking. Then, Ree makes Speedy Hamburger Soup while revealing her standby secrets. Next, she shares her build-your-own Easy Tomato Cream Pasta and faces a culinary challenge with a 3-Ingredient Sausage Casserole.
Ree Drummond is having a night on the town with Ladd at a big bash for the Osage Cattlemen's Convention, so she's taken care of dinner for the kids to eat back at home. She prepares a slam-in-the-oven Mini Meatballs Pasta Bake and a kit for Make-Your-Own-Salad with Caesar Ranch Dressing. For dessert, she makes all the components to build a Mixed Berry Shortcake.
Sandwich King Jeff Mauro shares The Kitchen's all-time favorite sandwich recipes! He revisits Geoffrey Zakarian's signature Upstate-Style Roast Beef Sandwich, Katie Lee Biegel's Open-Faced Tuna Melt, Alex Guarnaschelli's amped-up Eggplant Parmigiana Sandwich, Sunny Anderson's Smokehouse Burger and his own super-sized Indiana Breaded Pork Tenderloin Sandwich. Plus, Jeff reveals his expert sandwich tips and tricks as he builds tasty tea sandwiches and an epic Italian Club.
Ree Drummond is serving up brunch ideas that are perfect for the holidays -- and everyday! Her kids are the film crew as she takes four favorites to the next level, from a build-your-own Leftover Frittata Sandwich board to a Crispy A.M. Wrap to get the day off to a delicious start. There's also an easy Toast Trio with no cooking involved and a fabulous all-in-one Fruity Morning Galette.
In this episode of Cutthroat Kitchen, we take it back to the classics. As the chefs battle to make the most be"wich"ing sandwich, things get switched up when two chefs are forced to swap their baskets! Then, sharing is anything but caring in the fiery barbecue round when two chefs have to share their cook time. Finally, the competition gets s'more heat when one chef adds s'more fuel to the flame when they force their opponent to build their own campfire.