Challenger Senji Osada deploys Vacuum Cooking", a French cooking technique born in the 21st century. Will Senji have what it takes in his Japanese scallop dishes vs Iron Chef Sakai.
Celebrating her love of mushrooms, Joanna creates a beautiful meal including Mushroom Bisque, Cherry Burrata, fresh French bread with a Garlic Chive Compound Butter and a Chocolate Molten Cake for dessert.
In a blend of French, Italian, Spanish and Greek styles, this country kitchen resembles an elegant living room. Also, visit an urban live/work loft with an eclectic 'shabby chic' kitchen.
Wolfgang visits the historic landmark, Phillipe's, in downtown L.A., where the French Dip sandwich was invented. Wolfgang makes a seared salmon sandwich and a warm chicken aioli sandwich on Panini bread.
Emeril loves it when it's ooey gooey. Ooey Gooey cheese recipe include Karen's French Harvet Soup, Mashed Potatoes with Cantal, roasted Red Onions Stuffed with mascarpone Mousse, and Asparagus Tart with Vacherin
Mo Rocca meets retired teacher and Fishkill, N.Y., resident Mary Gray and her three dearest friends — Lillian, Frances, and Estelle. The four widows lean on each other for everything, they love to laugh and so family and friends dub them "The Golden Girls." Mary was born in America, but she is of Polish decent, so she teaches Mo how to make multiple varieties of scrumptious pierogi - some are savory and filled with sauerkraut or meat, and some are sweet and filled with blueberries. The episode may or may not end with a polka.
Tyler helps a home cook in Mitchelville, MD, who loves to cook but needs a lesson in sauces. Together they work through four classic French sauces: remoulade, bechamel, beurre blanc and a basic brown sauce.
Al explores a world of flavors, recipes, and eating styles?and never leaves home to do it! Traveling through NY's five boroughs, Al samples Ethiopian, French, German, Jamaican, Polish, Russian, Greek, Mideastern, Indian?even Liberian fare.
Al explores a world of flavors, recipes and eating styles, and never leaves home to do it! Traveling through NYC's five boroughs, Al samples Ethiopian, French, German, Jamaican, Polish, Russian, Greek, Mideastern, Indian, and even Liberian.
Returning to Kitchen Stadium is prestigious young Japanese Chef Haruyoshi Omino, Head Chef of Omino Restaurant, Tokyo. Chef Omino's specialty is creating formal Japanese dishes, and will go up against French trained Iron Chef Sakai.