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Here's to Another 250 Years!

Episode | From: Farmhouse Rules

Nancy Fuller's farmhouse is turning 250, so she's inviting her closest friends and family to celebrate and giving a tour of all the home's aged glory. To toast to another 250 years, she makes a Sparkling Stone Fence Cocktail and serves Beans and Greens Bruschetta with Broiled Goat Cheese, Bacon-Wrapped Pork Roast with Potatoes and Onions, Warm Kohlrabi Salad, and Orange Ombre Birthday Cake with Chocolate Frosting.

The Linen and Lace Tea Party

Episode | From: Farmhouse Rules

Nancy Fuller is hosting a tea party for her granddaughters, full of hats, gloves and tasty treats: Salmon Wellingtons, Broccoli Salad with Goat Cheese, and Individual Pistachio Bundt Cakes with Lemon Curd Filling. Her friend, Food Network's Lorraine Pascale, joins in the fun by making Bacon Cheddar Straws, then shares her tea expertise as they head to the local tea shop to make their own Special Tea Party-Inspired Brew.

Roasting

Episode | From: Kelsey's Essentials

Kelsey reveals the basics of roasting so you can let your oven do the work for you! She'll show you how with a tender Chicken roasted in lemon, garlic and thyme, and Roasted Beets served with a tangy vinaigrette and goat cheese. You can even roast fruit — sizzling Plums and Apricots served over Rich Vanilla Ice Cream. Turn on the oven, prepare your roasts, then kick back until it's done!

The Secret to Piccolini

Episode | From: Secrets of a Restaurant Chef

With their concentrated flavors and easy-to-eat format, small plates make great simple appetizers. Served as a collection, they can also make a meal at a finger food party. Gather your friends, forget the utensils, and discover the range of flavors in this piccolini spread! Crostini of Grilled Eggplant and Ricotta, Truffled Deviled Eggs, Crostini of Chicken Liver Pate With Balsamic Onions and Roasted Pepper Goat Cheese Involtini.

Selena + Girl & the Goat

Episode | From: Selena + Restaurant

Selena Gomez must step up her game as she enters the Girl & the Goat, owned by the only person ever to win both Iron Chef and Top Chef, Stephanie Izard. Stephanie challenges and inspires Selena's taste buds with a blind taste test. Then for her special, Selena creates a ricotta toast dish based on her love of cheese and crackers in hopes of dazzling Stephanie with a cheesy, crunchy creation.

Perfect Holiday Dinner

Episode | From: Barefoot Contessa: Modern Comfort Food

Just because you're on a budget doesn't mean you can't create a fantastic winter meal good enough for company. Ina is creating a menu for a student-entertaining blog site featuring Chicken With Goat Cheese and Sun Dried Tomato, Tagliatelle With Truffle Butter, Roasted Parsnips and Carrots, Red Berry Trifle, Plain Pound Cake and Cognac Cream. This is back to basics on dazzling entertaining on a shoe string.

Beet and Carrot Blinis

Recipe | Courtesy of Mary McCartney

Total Time:: 50 minutes

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School Garden

Episode | From: Farmhouse Rules

Students from Nancy’s local school have been hard at work on a school garden and Nancy’s daughter Lorinda, a school principal in North Carolina, is in town to see how they accomplished this feat. Nancy invites a few of the kids over to see her farm and to enjoy a delicious dinner with some of the ingredients they grew. They all enjoy Pasta Primavera With Handmade Linguini, Herb-Buttered Corn on the Cob, Zesty Garden Vegetable Bread Salad and S'mores Chocolate Chip Cookies.

Chocolate Cheese Brownies

Recipe | Courtesy of Nadia G|Nadia G

Total Time:: 1 hour 25 minutes

Fully Focused

Episode | From: Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives

This trip, Guy's visiting restaurants with a definite direction. In Syracuse, N.Y., the longtime pasta institution makin' a tomato sauce just for dipping, spicy chicken riggies, and duck and cheese pizza. And in Nags Head, N.C., the local food-focused joint using funky techniques on deep fried pickles and soft shell crab.