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Back to School

Episode | From: Barefoot Contessa

What’s the secret to a good marriage? Love, laughter and understanding and lots of home cooked meals. Ina’s husband Jeffrey is back to work, back to Yale for the week and she’s preparing a delicious food that will travel well and still taste good when it reaches Connecticut such as butternut squash and apple soup and sesame chicken salad. All this and a romantic breakfast of banana sour cream pancakes with maple syrup and crispy bacon before he leaves – it guarantees that Jeffrey will return home as quickly as possible.

Michael Symon Needs a Cake

Episode | From: Winner Cake All

Las Vegas is synonymous with celebrating, so Giada De Laurentiis challenges the baking teams to make Vegas-themed cake decorations. One team is sent home, and the three remaining teams get to meet their VIP client, Chef Michael Symon. He's opening a new restaurant in Las Vegas called Mabel's, and he wants a cake for the big opening event that embodies everything his barbecue joint is about -- meat, bourbon, good times and good food. The stakes are high when the bakers have to make a cake for an Iron Chef, but one team rises to the challenge and walks away with $10,000.

Have Merci!

Episode | From: Beat Bobby Flay

It's a good ol' fashioned food fight as French caterer Gui Alinat and Dallas caterer Kevin Ashade put it all on the line to get to Bobby Flay. It all falls on New York chefs Josh Capon and Alex Guarnaschelli to pick the competitor they think can bring one of America's finest chefs to his knees!

Mexican Favorites

Episode | From: The Best Thing I Ever Ate

We're saluting magnificent Mexican food from all around the country starting with Alton Brown's favorite homemade salsa in Columbus, Ohio. Ali Khan then serves up a true Mexican original with beef carnitas tacos in Austin, Texas. Finally, Alex Guarnaschelli's favorite Al Pastor at Lene Brave in Chicago is so good, it has customers begging for more.

Guilty Pleasures

Episode | From: The Best Thing I Ever Ate

It's so bad it's good! With dishes like a mountainous 24 layer chocolate cake, and a succulent steak stuffed with golden fried oysters, or a pile of crispy duck fat fries smothered in cheese and gravy, it's no surprise Food Network stars including Michael Symon, Sunny Anderson, and Claire Robinson are torn between guilt...and pleasure.

Hauntingly Good

Episode | From: The Best Thing I Ever Made

Food Network chefs Sunny Anderson, Jacques Torres, Susan Feniger and Eric Greenspan dig into their bag of tricks and scare up the best Halloween treats! A ghostly scene made entirely out of chocolate, caramel corn with an exotic curry twist, pancakes made with candy and Moon Pies fit for a king will make this holiday "hauntingly good."

Sunday Dinner

Episode | From: Simply Delicioso with Ingrid Hoffmann

Ingrid Hoffmann gathers her family around the table to share their favorite foods at a traditional Sunday Dinner. All the best-loved dishes are served, from a Coffee and Cola Pork Loin, String Beans with Vinaigrette, and Smokey Cauliflower Mash to Cheesecake Flan, for an evening of laughter, good times and a memory-making meal.

Shake, Shake, Shake

Episode | From: Kids Baking Championship

In one of the most difficult challenges of the season, hosts and judges Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman embrace the "loaded" foods trend by asking the remaining kid bakers to make loaded milkshakes from scratch topped with two different baked goods. All that baking and ice cream making will secure the three best bakers a place in the finale.

Moms' Night In

Episode | From: Girl Meets Farm

Molly Yeh hosts a moms' night in with her friends on the farm, and there's plenty of good food! She cooks up Grilled Salmon on a bed of colorful Charred Veggie Lemon Orzo, a salty Salami Nicoise Salad, icy cold Elderflower Slushes for sipping and cute-as-a-button Peach Shortcakes to round out the meal.

Bon Voyage

Episode | From: Barefoot Contessa

French food has a reputation for being a labour of love but Ina knows the secret to making classic French food easy and in record time. Ina proves you don't need a Michelin star to make an authentic French meal. Ina’s good friend Miguel is off to Paris and she’s cooking a meal which will get his taste buds excited about French Bistro cooking. Beef Bourgignon, creamy mustard vinagrette, salad and Kir Royal.