Emeril hits a home run with recipes like BBQ Short Rib Sandwich with Blue Cheese Slaw, Andouille Corn Dogs with Creole Mustard, Spiked Watermelon Sorbet Cups, Homemade Cracker Jacks, Root Beer Floats
Emeril whips up some deep fried Southern favorites. Natchitoches Meat Pies; Pan Fried Catfish with Lemon and Garlic; Cornmeal-Green Onion Hushpuppies; Vera's Georgia Fried Chicken; Apple Fritters with Steen's Cane Syrup
Marinated London Broil with Emeril's Homemade Steak Sauce; Beef Stew with Cheeesy Fried Grits; Roast Prime Rib with Yorkshire Pudding; Grilled T-Bone Steaks with Maitre d'Hotel Butter. Musical Guest: Roy Rodgers.
Emeril demonstrates the benefits of slow cooking using some delicious recipes. Duck Confit; Fried Duck Confit; Duck Rillette with Crostini; Mushroom Confit with Pasta Rags and Truffle Oil; Barbecued Beef Brisket Sandwiches
Emeril cooks up a special Sunday dinner full of family favorites. Smothered Pork Chops and Cabbage; Pan Roasted Salmon with Lentils; Penne a la Vodka Casserole; E.J.'s First Ice Cream Sandwich
Join Emeril as he makes some of his mom's most traditional and classic holiday dishes. Hilda's Clam Stew; Lobster Cakes with Tartar Sauce; Baked Cod with Tomatoes and Onions; Miss Hilda's Popcorn Cake
Emeril Lagasse visits with three chefs who were born in foreign countries who now own successful restaurants in Florida. The first stop is with a sushi chef from Vietnam; the next is a Moroccan native who trained in France and Norway before coming to Florida. The third stop is with a German-born chef who now runs one of the top-rated French restaurants in the state. Emeril ends the episode by preparing one of his favorite dishes, Sambal Shrimp.
Emeril visits Florida's most interesting and delicious waterfront restaurants. He starts off dining on some of Chef Blake Malatesta's best creations at Delray Beach's "50 Ocean," and then goes back to Santa Rosa Beach to "Stinky's Fish Camp" to try some of their best seafood with Chef Jim Richard. Then, Emeril meets up with Rick Falkenstein at his restaurant "The Hurricane" in St. Pete Beach, and finally he heads to Key Largo to try the favorites at "Alabama Jack's" with owner Mike Sague.
Potluck meals really take the pressure off – one great dish, and you’re done. Emeril has some great suggestions to make your contribution really stand out from the crowd.