The Kitchen hosts celebrate the spring season with a most-colorful feast. Sunny Anderson shares her Easy Baked Lemon Sole with Spring Onions, a beautiful main course. Geoffrey Zakarian makes a vibrant Spring Radish Salad, and Jeff Mauro adds his Italian Easter Pie to the table. Then, Katie Lee makes Spice-Rubbed Leg of Lamb with Harissa Yogurt Sauce, followed by decorative dips -- Geoffrey's Smoked Salmon Spread and Katie's Golden White Bean Dip. Of course, the table wouldn't be complete without "egg-squisite" decorating ideas with Natural Food Coloring and Glitter Eggs.
The Kitchen is getting fresh and festive for spring, starting with Sunny Anderson's Grilled Lamb Chops with a "No-Cook" Orange Chutney and Katie Lee's perfect pairing, Roasted Carrots with Honey and Mint. Cookbook author Lidia Bastianich helps celebrate the season with Orecchiette with Asparagus and Peas. The hosts pass the Garden Cake and then open up the Kitchen Helpline with Food Network Fantasy Kitchen's Scott Conant to share spruced-up spring appetizer tips. Finally, it's time to toast to springtime with Geoffrey Zakarian's Tickled Pink Gimlet and a Blooming Easter Basket.
Jeff's first kitchen inspiration came at the knee of his father, Gus, proving once and for all that Sandwich Kings aren't made, they're born. So Jeff goes back home to take part in a spring tradition in the Mauro family, a raucous improvised dinner using Easter leftovers. Inspired by the season and a bracing jolt of family, Jeff heads home to do it all over again, on bread. Baked ham takes a bow on sweet potato biscuits and "a little of this and a little of that" adds up to an eggy kitchen-sink frittata sandwich, paired with spicy hash browns. Leftovers never had it so good.