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Cowboy and Cowgirl Lunch
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The Pioneer Woman
Cowboy Josh is taking Alex on as his ranch apprentice, and they're going to be ready for a stick to your ribs lunch. So Ree is fixing Supreme Pizza Burgers, a fabulous Quick Italian Salad, and frozen Fruit Pops. As a thank you to Josh, she's making his favorite chocolate dessert -- French Silk Pie to take home.
16-Minute Tex Mex
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The Pioneer Woman
Start the clock -- Ree Drummond is whipping up four 16-minute Tex-Mex marvels for breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack. She makes a fried egg-topped Breakfast Tostada for a speedy and satisfying start to the day. Then she whips up Pineapple Chicken Tacos for a lunch date with a friend. For dinner on a deadline, Ree turns to a beautiful bowl of Pozole with plenty of fixings, and she makes a sweet snack in a snap, Quick Churros with Caramel Sauce, for dessert with her husband, Ladd.
Thanksgiving Shortcuts
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The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond is sneaking a few store-bought shortcuts into her make-ahead Thanksgiving feast. First up is her epic Make Ahead Thanksgiving Turkey, which is cooked and portioned out in advance. She makes Delicious Doctored Up Dressing and Gussied Up Gravy to go alongside it. A freezer treasure becomes a stunning seasonal side dish, Roasted Sprouts and Onions, and Spiked Cranberry Sauce and Herby Butter Dinner Rolls round out the meal. For a showstopping dessert, Ree transforms a store-bought pie into her Chocolate Marshmallow Pumpkin Pie.
Waste Not, Want Not
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The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond is reclaiming kitchen scraps and transforming them into star dishes. Peels, stems and bones destined for the trash are instead turned into crispy Roasted Potato Peels, Stir Fried Broccoli Stems and an awesome all-purpose Overnight Chicken Broth. Then she raids the fridge for leftovers to use in a frugal Crisper Crash Frittata and gives past-its-prime fruit a second chance with Leftover Fruit Bread. Ree turns pie crust scraps into three stunning treats and finally upcycles cheese scraps into the ultimate Leftover Cheese Dips.
Home Sweet Home 1
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The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond and the kids are home on the ranch and shooting a fun show with lots of hijinks and an Italian vibe. There's delicious pasta pronto on the menu with Orecchiette with Sausage and Kale, and luscious leftovers star in a crazy mashup of Pepperoni Fried Rice. Then, Ree whips up a freezer-standby spin on a classic with Chicken Nugget Parmesan and finally, for a ranch-style taste of the dolce vita, divine no-churn Ricotta and Orange Ice Cream that's perfect for holidays and every day.
Staying Home 5
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The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond shares some great fast recipes at home on the ranch while the kids shoot the show, and her youngest, Todd, joins the crew. The guys are in high spirits, there's a juicy helping of behind-the-scenes fun, and the food is all quick and delicious. Ree makes an incredibly easy mashup of Broccoli Cheddar Orzotto, super-speedy Italian Meatball Skewers, a Very Berry Mug Cake that's a fruity take on her favorite five-minute marvel and a gorgeous Pineapple Smoothie Bowl that's the perfect start to any day.
Friendsgiving Feast
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen hosts a star-studded Friendsgiving feast with Food Network friends Ree Drummond, Eddie Jackson and Trisha Yearwood. The star of the meal is Sunny Anderson's 'Sunny, Who Pecanned My Bird' Bird. Ree shares her recipe for Homemade Green Bean Casserole, Eddie makes his 'Dressed Up' Mac and Cheese, and Trisha serves up a Lemon Pecan Slab Pie. The hosts then add festive flare to the table with beautiful and edible Thanksgiving centerpieces. Finally, Geoffrey Zakarian makes a Gobble Gobble Punch and our Friendsgiving guests reveal their most shocking Turkey Day confessions.
Party Planning on a Budget
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Big Bad Budget Battle
Three home cooks show host Ree Drummond their secrets for creating the perfect party food without emptying their wallets or filling their sink with dishes. After going on a dollar-stretching shopping trip, they make their own version of the one-pot dinner party dish. Then, they must prepare an elegant platter of appetizers for a summer soiree in 30 minutes or less.
