Wake up and get ready to dine on some of the country's best breakfast dishes starting with Martha Stewart's favorite biscuits and country ham found in Nashville. Scott Conant then brings a new take on French toast to the table and Jeff Mauro explains why beloved blueberry ricotta pancakes will change the breakfast game as we know it.
This week at Charm City Cakes truly comes full circle. A couple from Season Two, who had the bakery make a cake for their engagement, are back and this time their getting married. The wedding cake will be a four-tiered asymmetric blue and white cake, and the groom s cake is the Hoya mascot from Georgetown. Our second cake is truly an original. A stack of French toast with a French mouse popping out of it in a beret of all things, a mime shirt, and a cigarette in his mouth.
This trip, Guy's cruising to the heart of the action, checking out cuisine in capital cities. In Juneau, an Italian spot with an Alaskan twist pairing pappardelle with King Crab. In Richmond, Virginia, a classic deli cooking modern takes like duck pierogis and Jewish egg rolls. And in Ottawa, Canada, a funky joint putting out the bomb bison burger and banana French toast.
Guy Fieri's digging into everything from pretzels to paella. In Bozeman, Mont., a five-star take on breakfast with a Mexican pork masterpiece and a French toast Monte Cristo. In Little Rock, Ark., a microbrewery servin' up elevated pub grub like scratch pretzels and a gumbo-cheese fry mashup. Plus, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant serving up Spanish specialties like on-point paella.
On this trip, Guy Fieri's going from breakfast to burgers. In Vancouver, British Columbia, a pie shop is bakin' up both sweet and savory sensations. In Chico, Calif., a morning hot spot is pumping up French toast and spicing up potatoes, while a made-from-scratch spot in Richland, Wash., is making gangster gravlax and a burger topped with a twist.
This trip, Guy Fieri's going where viewers sent him. In Lexington, Ky., a restored 1951 drive-in that's still serving the same double burger that made it famous. In Jacksonville, Fla., a diner in an old soda shop, scratch-making a menu that goes from meatloaf to stuffed French toast. And in Minneapolis, a breakfast joint celebrates 60 years as a neighborhood favorite.
Guy Fieri is traveling the country on this trip, diggin' into all kinds of dishes. In Los Angeles, a late-night spot all about breakfast with a twist, like drunken French toast. In Columbus, Ohio, a funky joint serving creative combos like brisket on corn cakes. And in Phoenix, a barbecue stop smokin' up prime rib and pork belly dumplings.
Chef Bobby Flay is whipping up a crowd-pleasing brunch of classically sweet dishes reimagined with savory flavors, like Stuffed French Toast with Gruyere, Mustard Greens and Double-Smoked Bacon, Ham and Cheese Scones with Roasted Tomatoes, and a Yogurt Bowl with Savory Toppings like beets, cucumbers and chickpeas. To drink, he's reinvented another brunch classic with his Verde Mary.
Chef Bobby Flay breathes new life into classic biscuits by showing what else you can do with leftover biscuit dough, day-old biscuits and scratch-made Buttermilk Biscuits. This biscuit bonanza includes Biscuit French Toast with Cinnamon Orange Cane Syrup, Chilled Bourbon Vanilla Latte, Ham, Tomato and Cheddar Sandwiches and, to button it up, a Doughnut with Lemon Cream Filling and Blueberry Sauce.
This trip Guy's going where viewers sent him. In Lexington, Ky., a restored 1951 drive-in that's still serving the same double burger that made it famous. In Jacksonville, Fla., a diner in an old soda shop, scratch-making a menu that goes from meatloaf to stuffed French toast. And in Minneapolis, a breakfast joint celebrates 60 years as a neighborhood favorite.