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Season 11 Sneak Peek

Episode | From: Food Network Star
Catch a sneak peek of the all new season of Food Network Star! This year's twelve finalists make their first impressions on the network, and the competition heats up as they cater an elaborate event. It's only the beginning to the hottest season yet! Premieres Sunday, June 7th at 9|8c.

First Day of School

Episode | From: All-Star Academy
The first day at All-Star Academy begins as nine home cooks enter the kitchen and meet their mentors: Alex Guarnaschelli, Robert Irvine, Curtis Stone and Andrew Zimmern. The cooks are put to the test preparing a dish using the contents of a lunch box, which the mentors taste and rank in order. While the lowest-ranked cook is eliminated, the remaining eight choose their mentors. Then, the mentors must cook to impress guest judge Carla Hall and win a Save Card, which they can use later to keep one of their cooks from elimination.

Ranch Chicken and Rice

Recipe | Courtesy of Amanda Neal
for Food Network Kitchen
Total Time:
50 minutes

Casting: Mary Beth Albright

Video | 02:16
Meet Food Network Star Season 7 competitor Mary Beth Albright.

Casting: Vic "Vegas" Moea

Video | 02:14
Meet Food Network Star Season 7 competitor Vic "Vegas" Moea.

Bio Video: Mary Beth Albright

Video | 02:24
Meet Food Network Star Season 7 hopeful Mary Beth Albright.

Bob's Extra: Ep. 1

Video | 02:23
Bob Tuschman dishes about this season's aspiring Food Network stars.

Judges' Bloopers

Video | 02:19
Watch some hilarious outtakes from Food Network Star, Season 12.

Tregaye's Journey

Video | 02:23
Relive Tregaye's journey in Season 12 of Food Network Star.

Umami (Deliciousness) (Season 2)

Episode | From: The Next Iron Chef
The four remaining chefs board an American Airlines flight and travel to Tokyo, Japan. The chefs begin a culinary adventure into the world of umami (a Japanese term for 'delicious' that is used to describe the fifth taste). First the chefs arrive at a traditional Japanese yakitori grill restaurant where they are asked to use Kikkoman soy sauce to infuse umami into their dishes and enhance the flavor profiles of a variety of ingredients. Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto arrives as a surprise judge for this test. Then the chefs travel through Tokyo to the most renowned culinary academy in the city where they meet Dr. Yukio Hattori, the original Iron Chef Japanese culinary commentator. Dr. Hattori opens the doors to his academy where the chefs are challenged to use different cooking styles in a test that highlights the five tastes: sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami. The next chef is eliminated.

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