The Kitchen hosts raise a glass to a weekend favorite -- brunch! Sunny Anderson starts the party right with her Breakfast Steak and Eggs with Chimichurri, and Jeff Mauro adds bubbles to his Strawberry and Prosecco Scones, complete with Sparkling Lemon Icing. Hamilton star Daniel Breaker stops by with a boozy Lavender Lemonade and his favorite Baked Eggs. Then Geoffrey Zakarian turns pumpkin into a brunch staple with his Savory Pumpkin Quiche with Caramelized Bacon and Onions. Katie Lee makes her family recipe for mouthwatering Cinnamon Rolls, and guest chef Patrick Connolly gives banana bread a makeover with his Banana Bread French Toast and Peanut Butter Mousse.
The Kitchen is bringing breakfast back with Geoffrey Zakarian's Mimosa Sunset cocktail and delicious Baked Eggs with Salami, Mozzarella, Olives and Garlic Bread, plus two recipes that will help add protein to your breakfast. Food Network's Anne Burrell stops by to make Crepes with Mascarpone and Chocolate with a Cherry Compote. Plus, the hosts decode egg cartons, demonstrate quick and easy hacks using a waffle iron and share coffee tricks that will upgrade your morning joe.
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It's a lazy day and Claire is making some of her favorite brunch recipes. Moist, mouthwatering brown butter muffins go great with her creamy vanilla bean yogurt coconut smoothie. But the true stars of this brunch are Claire's southern eggs en cocotte, made with only 5 ingredients but so rich and delicious you may just have to take a little nap after finishing your plate.
Molly Yeh is sharing some of her favorite round recipes so that everybody gets to be a little bit baller! She makes crispy Asian Scotch Eggs and two tasty versions of meatball -- ground turkey Meatballs with Chimichurri and meatless Meatball Sliders with a Twist. Deep-fried Broccoli FrankenTots are a great appetizer, and, for dessert, her chocolatey Mozart Birthday Balls are sweet and chewy.
No holiday is a bigger deal to Trisha Yearwood than Halloween. She loves costumes and adores making any dish that fits the occasion, from spooky Spider Web Deviled Eggs to sweet Red Candy Apple Slices. Trisha shows off her most-outlandish Halloween costumes and the epic recipes, like pumpkin-shaped Jack-o'-Lantern Stuffed Peppers and Pizza Tentacles, that she's made while dressed up.
A devoted late-sleeper, Trisha Yearwood always gets excited about brunch and making her favorite recipes, like Hot Chicken Biscuits with Mama's White Gravy and Double French Toast, which she whips up with her husband, Garth Brooks. Trisha also makes Muffin Tin Baked Eggs for her backup singers and mixes up a spicy Pickled Okra Bloody Mary when The Kitchen's Jeff Mauro stops by for a visit.
Jeff Mauro heads down memory lane with The Kitchen's best family-inspired recipes, including the Cheesesteak Tacos he made with his dad, Gus. Then, Katie Lee Biegel shares her grandma Pearl's award-winning homemade Angel Food Cake, and Geoffrey Zakarian cooks a very special Shepherd's Pie from his mother's recipe box. Plus, Sunny Anderson and Katie face off in an After School Snack Off, making English Muffin Pizzas judged by Geoffrey and Jeff's kids. The hosts all pitch in to make a fun Father's Day Eggs and Bacon Cake before welcoming three grandmas to "Try or Deny" some trendy foods!
Geoffrey Zakarian showcases some of The Kitchen's over-the-top buffet dishes and party spreads while making Chicken Milanese Cutlets to create a fun, flavorful sandwich board that's perfect for entertaining any crowd. Katie Lee Biegel serves her Fully Loaded Fried Deviled Eggs, and Sunny Anderson builds a Tex-Mex Burger Board. The crowd-pleasing recipes continue with Geoffrey's Spicy Tuna Tartare and Jeff Mauro's epic BBQ Tower.
Ina Garten is sharing recipes and pro tips for putting together a gorgeous seasonal brunch. She starts with Shakshuka with Feta, the perfect way to serve eggs to a crowd, and bakes a batch of make-ahead Morning Glory Muffins. Smoked Salmon Tartines with Gravlax Sauce turn the volume up on a brunch staple, and Ina shares her secrets to the perfect Fresh Fruit Platter before toasting the holidays with a Spicy Bloody Mary.