Noah Cappe gets festive at the California Mid-Winter Fair and Fiesta! He's sampling the Seoul Dip -- a Korean twist on the French Dip -- then keeps things spicy with the Diablo Dog before going for a sweet finish with the Supreme Samoa doughnut stack. Next, Noah heads to Nevada to celebrate all things Irish at the Henderson St. Patrick's Day Festival where the Blasted Irish Burger hits the spot and the gold-infused Leprechaun Mac serves as a delicious pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
To wrap up their long RV vacation, Buddy Valastro and his family travel through Tennessee to take in the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains and stop by the Dollywood theme park! Then, they enjoy some Southern comfort eats like apple fritters at the Applewood Farmhouse in Sevierville and juicy burgers at Stock and Barrel in Knoxville. For their last stop, they hit Litton's Market for sweet desserts, which inspire Buddy to head back to the kitchen and put his own touch on their popular Tennessee orange cake.
Bobby Flay utilizes the crown jewels of the Pacific Northwest to create an unbelievable barbecue menu that would make the region proud. Fresh from the Pacific, Hot Smoked Salmon is served with a crisp, refreshing Salad of Apples, Dried Cherries, Hazelnuts and Apple Cider Vinaigrette. Next, Bobby steams gigantic, gorgeous Dungeness Crabs in a pick-me-up sauce with Ginger, Soy, Lime and Mirin. And it wouldn't be a Bobby Flay barbecue without succulent Burgers cooked on Cedar Planks and served with Grilled Walla Walla Onions and Mushrooms.
It's time for one knock out meatless dinner packed full of fresh flavors! Big Daddy is rockin' it out 'Veggie Mania' style. First, he's making a simple meal to enjoy right away or save it for a rainy day, his cheesy Vegetable Lasagna. Next, he's whipping up a crunchy Napa Cabbage Salad with Candied Walnuts topped with tangy Lemon-Thyme Vinaigrette. Finally, it's a burger with a healthy bite, a banging Black Bean Patty with Szechuan-Tomato Dressing! This is one nutrient packed show you won't want to miss!
Kardea Brown is hosting a movie night for her friends in her own backyard, creating a menu inspired by some movie theater favorites. She makes a loaded Low Country Muffuletta with an easy homemade everything bread to sandwich chow-chow, deli meats, cheese and smoked sausage. Then, movie night can't have just one sandwich, so Kardea throws down her Shrimp Burgers with Avocado Tartar Sauce and a side of Fried Pickles with Chipotle Ranch. And since no movie is complete without the popcorn, Kardea makes yummy Candy Bar Popcorn Balls for dessert.
This trip, Guy Fieri's rolling up to some joints pullin' out all the stops. In New York's East Village, the neighborhood spot plating up a standout burger worthy of a four star review, where he's joined by food writer Josh Ozersky. In Eureka, Calif., the popular hangout servin' up all kinds of local favorites fired up in the righteous oven, from roasted oysters to wild mushroom cobbler. And in Ridgewood, N.Y., the rocking Vietnamese joint in an obscure industrial park kickin' out authentic dishes like banh xeo and suon nuong xa.
Pat and Gina are getting ready for game night with their daughter Shelby and her friends Alexis, Akilah, and Ashley. No need to go out when you have Pat and Gina cooking for you, and they start with a sure crowd pleaser: Turkey Blackjack Mini Burgers. Gina schools the girls on her favorite cheese with her Hot Drunken Goat Cheese Dip. Then they change it up with their Smoked Cheddar and Apple Quesadilla. And you can't have a game night without some Buttered Herb Popcorn. These girls might never leave after this meal!
Guy Fieri searches out some classic joints cranking out classic food: A 60-year-old Pennsylvania Diner transplanted to Miami's South Beach, with a classic diner menu, and some other specialties you wouldn't expect to find here; in Topeka, Kan., a drive-in straight out of the fifties, where the burgers and fries still come to your car, but they're also making apple pie from scratch. And the oldest restaurant in Memphis, a classic southern tea room from 1918 -- with a classic southern menu, and an international twist.
Guy Fieri rolls out to find some places doing great food their own unique way: The West Virginia joint built into a couple of old busses, where they’re serving one pound deep fried hot dogs – and three pound burgers; The Florida bar that’s doing classic French escargot and fresh mahi mahi sandwiches; and in Virginia, what looks like just another café’, but with a classically trained chef who’s making it all from scratch – from chicken with feta, white wine and artichokes, to home made pesto.