Ree Drummond is celebrating the new season on the ranch with a simply delicious spring dinner. For starters, there's an easy Burrata and Spring Vegetable Toast, and for the main course, she makes Roasted Pork Tenderloin with bacon jam and a Cheesy Crispy Noodle Casserole on the side. To wrap things up, individual Lemon Raspberry Cakes make use of a handy shortcut. Spring is in the air, and dinner is served.
Ree Drummond is cooking up her favorite one-pan crowd pleasers that friends and family will love. There's Easy Mexican Chicken and Rice that works for a party, plus a duo of perfect pastas: shortcut Sheet Pan Lasagna and a delicious mashup Sloppy Joe Mac and Cheese. Finally, Braised Short Ribs and Carrots are just the thing for a celebration. These ideas are great for the holidays -- or anytime!
Ree Drummond is confessing all about her life on a plate, from a fabulous retro Beef Stroganoff that she loved as a child of the 70s to the Pasta ai Quattro Formaggi that defined her student life in Los Angeles. She's also spilling the beans on the crisp Chicken Nuggets she's been making since becoming a mom and the fantastic Coconut Curry Shrimp that's a real favorite today.
Ree Drummond is singing the praises of amazing main course summer salads that she has made over the years. There's an incredible 16-minute Chicken Taco Salad for her sister-in-law, and kale stars in both a healthy Killer Kale Salad and her portable Kale-Pasta Mason Jar Salad. She makes Sesame Tofu Salad for her daughter, and lunch for Ladd is Cheeseburger Salad -- a great his and hers mashup.
Ree Drummond is testing recipes for her deli and having her friends pick which versions will end up on the menu. First, her Basic Chicken Salad with grapes is up against a delicious Curried Chicken Salad with raisins. Then, her Brie and Broccoli Quiche goes head-to-head with a Corned Beef and Cabbage Quiche. Finally, it's Plain and Perfect Bread Pudding versus a Fancy Bread Pudding with Whiskey Cream Sauce.
Ree Drummond is sharing about the other men in her life and their favorite sweets, like her chocoholic dad and his love for Bartlesville Cream Pie. Her spirited brother-in-law Tim never says no to her Sweet and Sour Lollipops, and her father-in-law, Chuck, goes crazy for Lemon Bread Pudding with Bourbon Whipped Cream. Her brother even has his favorite snack named after him: Mike's Crispy Treats.
Ree Drummond's whipping up four legendary lunches, from crowd pleasers to solo pleasures. There's spicy Chuck Burgers piled high with onion rings, named after her father-in-law and delivered to him out on the ranch, plus a mother-daughter lunchtime collaboration of Sesame Tofu Salad. Then, she makes a hearty pan of Hot Hawaiian Beef Sandwiches for the hungry kids and cowboys, and finally, Mango Chili Chicken, just for her.
The Kitchen is embracing down home country cooking, starting with Katie Lee's Low Country Seafood Boil and Geoffrey Zakarian's Summer Succotash. The hosts make easy DIY hostess gifts with Southern flair and learn new tricks from old tools. The Pioneer Woman's Ree Drummond stops by to make her Blueberry Cobbler, and Geoffrey mixes up a Southern Peach Julep while the gang jams with The Flying Fingers jug band!
The Kitchen is serving up comforting family favorites, like Geoffrey Zakarian's Beef Stroganoff and Katie Lee's Vegetable Manicotti. Jeff Mauro puts his spin on a takeout favorite with his General Tso's Crispy Chicken Sandwich. Ree Drummond helps announce the winner of the 48th Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest, who demonstrates her winning recipe. Finally, the hosts share their worst comfort food confessions while sipping a Toffee Pudding "Cidecar" mixed by Geoffrey.
Ree Drummond is building a new house, and her favorite women are coming over for casual eats, cocktails and a look-around. She makes Mini Pineapple Shrimp Tostadas to build on site and four-ingredient Bacon-Wrapped Baby Potatoes for a perfect mouthful. Next, she whips up a simple, no-cook Charcuterie Board, gorgeous layered individual Boozy Chocolate Trifles and Blackberry Blood Orange Mojitos to toast the new place.