Let's Eat is gearing up for the change in seasons with fall-inspired recipes. Stuart O'Keeffe satisfies comfort food cravings with his Chicken Pot Pie with a Tater Tot Crust, and Jamika Pessoa has a flavorful and budget-friendly Quick Sausage and Seafood Stew. Brandi Milloy gives a classic pasta dish a makeover with her Zoodle Bolognese, while Vivian Chan makes cozy hot cocoa with the last bit of chocolate hazelnut spread left in the jar. Finally, Jamika gives leftovers new life in Deep-Dish Spaghetti Pizza.
Cozy up to the fire in The Kitchen's ski lodge with dishes inspired by classic après ski vibes. Jeff Mauro gets comfy on a cold winter day with his Ultimate Steak Chili, while Sunny Anderson makes raclette right at home with Roasted and Herbed Fingerling Potatoes with Cheese. Everyone dives into Geoffrey Zakarian's French Onion Fondue Dip with a warm baguette, and Katie Lee Biegel passes around Chilled "Hot Chocolate" Pudding with Whipped Marshmallow Cream. Then, Geoffrey leads the toast with a Winter White Russian.
Damaris takes on her hometown's grand event with her own version of a proper Derby party, even if you're not in Louisville. With her fancy hat on and ready, she kicks off with her version of a classic Kentucky dish: Hot Browns With Pimento Cheese Mornay. She pulls into the lead with a refreshing Mint Julep and it's an easy win with her spectacular Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie. Damaris gives you all the tips and tricks you will need to make your Derby party a photo finish!
The Kitchen is celebrating Cinco De Mayo with a menu full of dishes inspired by Mexican drinks. Sunny Anderson cooks up Michelada Steak Tacos with Cerveza Pico, and then Jeff Mauro and Geoffrey Zakarian share two new ways to top tacos. Chef David Burtka stops by to spice things up with Ancho Chile Chocolate Cookies, and Jeff grills up some Paloma Chicken Wings. Katie Lee dishes out Horchata Rice Pudding for dessert, and expert Noah Chaimberg brings the heat with the hottest new trends in hot sauce.
Ree Drummond is sharing four festive potluck party ideas for the Christmas cocktail party season. She whips up crowd-pleasing Cheery Cheesecake Santa Hats to take to a family bash and assembles a Bruschetta Bar To Go that's an awesome appetizer for a church get-together. Next, Ree puts the hot in hors d'oeuvres with Mediterranean Artichoke Dip and Mini Bagel Chips for a friend's party. She wraps up her "Things to Bring" list with adorable Vanilla Chocolate Chip Mini Scones for a hostess breakfast basket.
Five professional bakers must create dozens of dessert treats using Girl Scout Cookies as the star ingredient and featuring an ornate chocolate decoration. Then they have to convince host Alyson Hannigan and a crowd of hungry, cookie-loving moviegoers at the Loew's Jersey Theatre to vote for their treats. Three bakers move on to create a two-tiered chocolate cake using Girl Scout Cookies as the star ingredient and incorporating a savory element, so Earl Grey tea meets Caramel deLites, goat cheese meets Samoas and red-hot chiles meet Girl Scout S'mores! Judges Nacho Aguirre, Carla Hall and Katie Lee decide which chocolatey creation uses Girl Scout Cookies the best and which baker deserves to go home with a dream outdoor vacation and a year's supply of Girl Scout Cookies.
Ayesha Curry is putting a grown-up twist on some childhood favorite foods for game night with her sister, cousin and childhood best friend. Ayesha swaps a plain old hot dog for a sophisticated Grilled Bratwurst with Brie and Spiral Apple Slaw, and she puts a colorful spin on french fries with her Rainbow Fries with a Grainy Mustard Aioli. It's not a game night without some sweets, so Ayesha reinvents a campfire favorite with her S'mores Doughnuts and whips up Spiked Chocolate Malted Milkshakes to get the party going.
Four chefs famous for baking take on a thrilling heat in the Chopped Gold Medal Games! In the first round, the chefs must focus their creativity on a grocery store breakfast dough and a lovely cut of lamb. The peculiarities of a second dough and nostalgic spaghetti product must be sorted out in round two. Baking opportunities abound in round three, but will the judges be happy with the desserts the remaining competitors make with hot chocolate and banana curd? Only one chef will advance to the $50,000 Grand Finale.