It s a bombshell all right. Four cake artists are shocked to discover they have to create the perfect birthday cake for triplets who are about to turn eighteen. Can these chefs create a birthday cake that incorporates the ideas of three teenagers with different tastes? The one who succeeds will take home $10,000 and a gold medal.
The home cooks learn about Julia Child's pioneering career in television and face challenges inspired by her show The French Chef. First, head chef Antonia Lofaso challenges them to make a perfect French omelette. Then they must make a dessert inspired by one of Julia's episodes. Antonia and guest judges Stephanie Boswell and Sherry Yard eliminate one competitor.
Trisha Yearwood is super organized and her Thanksgiving festivities are no different. To keep this holiday as stress-free as possible, she's making an array of make-ahead dishes that are perfect to hold and heat up on Thanksgiving Day. There's even a slow-cooker sweet treat to send everyone home with for the next day's breakfast!
Guy Fieri gives new meaning to the phrase "bring home the bacon" when he sends two boxes filled with piggy goodness to the houses of three of his chef friends. Using a combination of items from the box and ingredients from their own homes, the chefs must compose dishes that hype, highlight and honor that legendary food group: bacon. The chef who hogs the spotlight with the highest score at the end of both rounds spins the Money Wheel for up to $20,000.