It's another homemade helping of the Pioneer Woman with Ree Drummond in the kitchen and her family filming a mix of easy quarantine cooking and fun outtakes. Ree puts a spin on pantry, fridge and freezer staples with her Hash Brown Tostadas and Fancy Grilled PB and J, a mashup of two Drummond sandwich favorites. She whips up the 10-minute triumph Cacio e Pepe, a simple pasta that everyone's always talking about and her crew is always eating, and then she shares the chocolate love with comforting, no-fuss No-Bake S'mores Bars.
To celebrate the festivities and holidays of the season, Chef Bobby Flay prepares a delicious brunch spread that's perfect for any family gathering at springtime. He's inspired by Hot Cross Buns to make Spiced Raisin Pancakes With Rum-Raisin Cream Cheese Glaze and re-imagines a holiday staple with his Ham and Cheddar Pie served with Mixed Greens tossed in Apricot Vinaigrette. He also celebrates the colors of spring with an Everything Hash Brown Cake With Pickled Red Onions and Green Onion Creme Fraiche. And to drink, he's mixing up colorful Carrot and Orange Mimosas.
Nothing says comfort food like casserole, and Mary Berg's got a variation for any time of the day. She starts the morning by turning her day-olds into a Breakfast Bagel Casserole with bacon and tomato. For another meal-in-a-bowl, golden hash browns make the perfect shingles atop a hearty house of Creamed Mushroom and Spinach Casserole. Then, classic Curried Chicken Casserole is a crowd-pleaser with paneer, chunky veg and couscous, and Mary even has sweets covered with A Trifle of a Trifle, aka dessert casserole, using lemon loaf, lemon custard and jam.
The gang takes a tropical trip, and Katie Lee begins with her Slow Cooker Hawaiian Pulled Pork. Jeff Mauro serves up a crispy Hash Brown Crusted Halibut, and Chef Tino Feliciano stops by with a Puerto Rican-style Chicken Sofrito with Pomegranate and Cilantro Chimichurri. The hosts share a Flavor Guide to Citrus with recipes for Geoffrey Zakarian's Citrus Avocado Salad and Sunny Anderson's Grapefruit Coconut Cooler. Then they put a tropical twist on favorite foods with Jeff's Pineapple Upside-Down Pancakes and Sunny's Guava Grilled Cheese. Plus the gang shares outdoor grilling tips along with Geoffrey's Tropical Heat Wave Punch.
The Kitchen is tailgating bright and early with a breakfast of champions! Sunny Anderson kicks things off with her Breakin' the Fast Burger and Katie Lee brings her breakfast MVP, a Slow Cooker Hash Brown Casserole. Jeff Mauro turns up the heat with his Crispy Buttermilk Popcorn Chicken and Waffle Bowl, then former pro football player Nick Mangold makes his touchdown dish, Ultimate Tailgate Steak and Egg Tacos. The hosts build some fully loaded Walking Cereal Bowls. Plus, we gear up for the game with a Double Duty Dessert Display and a game-changing Pull-Apart Cinnamon Roll Football.
Bobby's small-plates-inspired menu will make sure his each of his guests gets a taste of something delicious! Bobby starts with Crispy Bacon and Hash Brown Quesadillas with Fried Quail Eggs. Then Bobby cooks up some Johnny Cakes with Horseradish Creme Fraiche and Smoked Trout in perfect bite-sized portions hot out of the oven. And Bobby's crispy Buttermilk Belgian Waffles topped with Sauteed Cider Apples will make you wish you had a bigger plate! The perfect finish to a bite-size brunch is Bobby's Fresh Cherry Margaritas -- a cool blend of sweet and tart.
Bobby's small-plates-inspired menu will make sure his each of his guests gets a taste of something delicious! Bobby starts with Crispy Bacon and Hash Brown Quesadillas with Fried Quail Eggs. Then Bobby cooks up some Johnny Cakes with Horseradish Creme Fraiche and Smoked Trout in perfect bite-sized portions hot out of the oven. And Bobby's crispy Buttermilk Belgian Waffles topped with Sauteed Cider Apples will make you wish you had a bigger plate! The perfect finish to a bite-size brunch is Bobby's Fresh Cherry Margaritas -- a cool blend of sweet and tart.
Jeff's first kitchen inspiration came at the knee of his father, Gus, proving once and for all that Sandwich Kings aren't made, they're born. So Jeff goes back home to take part in a spring tradition in the Mauro family, a raucous improvised dinner using Easter leftovers. Inspired by the season and a bracing jolt of family, Jeff heads home to do it all over again, on bread. Baked ham takes a bow on sweet potato biscuits and "a little of this and a little of that" adds up to an eggy kitchen-sink frittata sandwich, paired with spicy hash browns. Leftovers never had it so good.