Chef Anne Burrell proves with a few tips and tricks, healthy meals can be delicious and satisfying. Her Seared Cod with Blood Orange Glaze is vibrant alonside fresh Blood Orange and Red Onion Salad. Israeli Couscous with Celery, Scallions and Cranberries adds bulk to the meal, not your waistline. Crispy Kale is an addicitive snack any time of day. Wine: Sauvignon Blanc
Your favorite celebrities and Food Network personalities are ready to watch the big game with their guiltiest snacks in hand! Start the day with Jeff Mauro's Texas-sized Bloody Mary, then head to Nashville for Aaron Sanchez's favorite barbecue nachos. See what type of pizza actress Judy Greer indulges in, and discover Jonathan Bennett's favorite fried food from his hometown in Ohio!
The Kitchen is making kicked-up versions of favorite game day recipes! Geoffrey Zakarian pours his Beer Campari Spritz, Jeff Mauro makes The Most Perfect Italian Sub, sure to feed a hungry crowd, and Katie Lee Biegel cooks up a football fan favorite, Classic Easy Beef Chili. Then, Sunny Anderson serves two crowd-pleasing dips, Fortified Queso and Warm Chocolate and Raspberry Dip, and The Kitchen hosts gather to check out new game day trends and play a round of Game Day Yay or Nay!
For Father's Day, Damaris Phillips invites her mother and grandfather over for a special brunch, where Grampy's predilection for sweets rules the menu: On tap are Cinnamon Roll Biscuits with Sweet Tea Caramel, a beautiful Five-Cup Ambrosia and easy Breakfast Sausage.
The Kitchen is doing a pantry makeover just in time for spring! Sunny Anderson turns microwavable rice into Chicken Fried Rice Casserole, Katie Lee makes an easy Berry Crisp Dump Cake, and author Hilaria Baldwin stops by to make a delicious grain bowl and teach some kitchen yoga moves. Plus, the hosts upcycle cans into can creations and make predictions on new pantry ingredients that will be popular this spring. Then, Jeff Mauro makes an easy pantry bar snack and Geoffrey Zakarian uses ingredients from the pantry to make a Party in My Pantry cocktail.
Let's Eat tackles recipes that sound difficult but are surprisingly easy to make. Jamika Pessoa takes the dread out of bread with her simple recipe for No-Mess Cinnamon Bread In A Bag. Stuart O'Keeffe conquers Easy Eggs Benedict for a crowd, and Vivian Chan has a mess-free tip for slicing watermelon. Later, Brandi Milloy shares a two-ingredient recipe for the World's Easiest Chocolate Mousse served in a Cookie Bowl, and Vivian makes a perfect sip and snack combo, refreshing Sangria and Fruit Salsa with Sweet Heat Pie Chips.
Sharing a house with five men means you hear a lot about sports, and it also means hosting plenty of game days, so Patricia Heaton has got a menu that makes it easy to kick back and enjoy the day with them. Patty's making one of her favorite cocktails, The End Zone, as well as Cleveland Stuffed Potatoes, Sloppy Joe Pockets, Kickoff Cupcakes and Sweet and Savory Popcorn.