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Challenge: Cereal Skylines

Episode | From: Food Network Challenge

See skylines as you've never seen them before. Three pastry artists and one ice carver take on breakfast cereal and get architectural. Each chef must bring to life a city skyline, and it needs to be made out of stuff usually found in a bowl. New York, Las Vegas, SoHo and Baltimore get the cereal treatment, and one chef goes home $10,000 richer. COMPETITORS: Duff Goldman, Charm City Cakes (chef/owner), Baltimore, Md. Yvan Lemoine, iFood Studios (chef/owner), Astoria, N.Y. Siripong ("Momo") Voravuta, Harrah's Entertainment (ice carver), Las Vegas, Nev. Elizabeth Falkner, Citizen Cake (owner), San Francisco, Calif. Judges: Nicholas Lodge Colette Peters Donald Wressell

Flay vs. Ford

Episode | From: Iron Chef America

Chef Ben Ford, owner of Ford's Filling Station, comes to Kitchen Stadium to challenge Iron Chef Flay. Will Ford's finesse win over the judges, or will Iron Chef Flay's flare burn the competition? Judges Cady Huffman Andrew Knowlton Jeffrey Steingarten Challenger stats: Chef Ford From: Los Angeles Restaurants: Ford's Filling Station Cuisine: Traditionally, it has been Iberian mixed with the influences of my home state of Calif. Ford's Filling Station is American Regional with some French feathered in. Interests: Forging for almost anything is always good. But I love a fresh idea, architecture, design, golf, fine art and wine and good love. Ideal secret ingredient: Bacon Culinary inspirations: Paul Bertolli, Bradley Ogden, Paula Wolfert and the many people I have had the pleasure of working with. Ideal judge: Jim Harrison, Meatloaf Culinary secret weapon: My many types of vinegar. Favorite restaurant: Azak in San Sebastian Spain, Babbo in N.Y. and The Joe Dirfuss Store in a swamp somewhere between Shreveport and New Orleans. Favorite food: A great steak cooked over a good wood fire. Food you won't go near: Raspberry vinegar Weirdest thing you've ever eaten: A tie between a hot sauce made with termites produced by the Pimones Indians in Venezuela. Also, smoked scorpion. Favorite food destination: San Sebastian, Spain and Japan Alternative dream job: Architect