Valerie Bertinelli welcomes Colton Underwood, an ex-football player who now runs a nonprofit to benefit people living with cystic fibrosis. He has been traveling the country for his charity, and Valerie is treating him and his girlfriend, Cassie Randolph, to a home-cooked meal with some of her mom's best dishes. She makes Classic Antipasti Green Salad, Mom's Chicken Cacciatore, Garlicky Polenta and, for dessert, Lemon Cake with Lemon Cream Cheese Frosting.
The Kitchen is merry and bright this holiday season with Katie Lee's Prime Rib and Sunny Anderson's Sage Potatoes. Marcela Valladolid shows how to set a holiday table that sparkles, and Jeff Mauro makes his seasonal Orange Cranberry Wreath Cake. Then it's time to Pass the Cheese and Cracker House before Geoffrey Zakarian makes a Flame of Love cocktail. Plus the gang gets some party etiquette advice from manners expert Thomas Farley.
Katie Lee kicks off the show with breakfast for dinner Mac and Cheese, and Jeff Mauro whips up a decadent German Chocolate French Toast Cake for dessert. Then, on-the-go breakfast hacks to make your morning routine easier and answers to all your egg-related questions. Plus, Egg Shop chef Nick Korbee joins to make Green Eggs and Ham and the gang offers a new take on the classic Mimosa cocktail.
We're all about those indulgent dishes you shouldn't have too often! Starting in Portland, Oregon, we check out a food cart serving up a burger that's stacked with mozzarella sticks and fried fish. There's a savory-and-sweet shop in Louisville, Kentucky, serving a gravy-smothered doughnut sandwich and a 24-layer chocolate cake in New York City. Later, there's a guilty pleasure seafood pot pie in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, a monumentally huge pile of meat-and-cheese-covered curly fries in Riverside, California, and a lobster-stuffed burger topped with a lobster claw in Minneapolis. Finally, we're checking out Southern-fried chicken sandwiches in Los Angeles and mac-and-cheese pancakes in Queens, New York.
Cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger bring warm notes to this plant-based carrot cake, while almond milk and an extra-generous portion of shredded carrots add plenty of moisture. Edible and whimsical marzipan carrots sit atop the cream cheese frosting.
Cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger bring warm notes to this plant-based carrot cake, while almond milk and an extra-generous portion of shredded carrots add plenty of moisture. Edible and whimsical marzipan carrots sit atop the cream cheese frosting.