Sandra Lee goes back to basics and shows you how to whip up some all-time favorites without going broke including Chicken and Dumplings, Salisbury Steak, German Chocolate Cake Trifle and she'll show you the secret to making a fantastic Tom Collins. None of those extras goes to waste as Sandra shows you her "Round 2 Recipe" for Savory Chicken Crepes and an easy R2R recipe for Beef Arepas available only online!
Summer movies are the best, and host Jesse Palmer uses Disney and Pixar's Inside Out 2 as inspiration for the bakers to design core summer travel memory desserts inspired by the core memories that help make people who they are. After bringing their emotions to life, the bakers create emotion cakes so that judges Carla Hall, Duff Goldman and Damaris Phillips can experience ALL the feelings before deciding whose cake doesn't bring joy.
Learn all about the Festival of Lights and get tips and easy recipes made for celebrating. Red-Wine Braised Beef Brisket w/ Horseradish Sauce and Aunt Rifka's Flying Disks; Apple Fritters
Gameplan
2 Days Ahead:
Make the Horseradish Sauce
1 Day Ahead:
Braise the Brisket
Form the Flying Disks
On the Day:
Reheat the Brisket
Simmer the Disks
Fry the Fritters
Sandra is making fast, simple and of course, inexpensive Mexican treats and it starts with her super simple Fish Tacos. She is also making one of her all time Mexican favorites...Bean and Cheese Tamales. For cocktail time it doesn't get any better than Sandy's Clementine Margarita and for dessert, sweet and crunchy Churros! Sandra's terrific Round 2 Recipe for Bean and Cheese Chalupas... Its authentic Mexican flavors at a price you're going to love!
Guy Fieri transforms Flavortown into a high-end restaurant and invites four chefs for three rounds of 5-star cooking. First, Guy challenges the chefs to elevate the ingredients in a frozen TV dinner, and in round two, he asks them to make their signature dish on less than $20 each. Finally, the competition heats up when Guy asks for a 5-Star Flambe, though he closes down some essential aisles during their shop, and the judges decide which elegant dish is worth a $20,000 shopping spree.
Two chefs make a catfish po' boy in a giant cat condo, then two chefs prep their loco moco on a train moving around the kitchen. Finally, one chef has to make shoofly pie while wearing fly sight goggles, all in hopes of impressing special guest judge Anne Burrell.