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Flavors of Fall
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen is getting spicy with Marcela Valladolid's classic Mexican Chili Rellenos, and chef and restauranteur Ming Tsai demonstrates fall-flavored Fried Wontons with Dipping Sauce. Then, learn how to prepare two comforting fall soups, and Jeff Mauro teaches actress Raven-Symone how to make Cavatelli and Vodka Sauce. Plus, holiday baking gadgets are tested and Geoffery Zakarian toasts to fall with a Vanilla-Scented Pear and Bourbon Spritz.
Pi(e) Day
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen is celebrating Pi Day by making sweet and savory pies, including Katie Lee's classic Chicken Pot Pie, Sunny Anderson's Breakfast Pie Mashup, Jeff Mauro's Lolli-Pies, and Marcela Valladolid's Lemon Meringue with a twist. Plus, we're helping viewers who sent in their pie fails, showing the latest pie trends, and testing pie tools. To top it all off, Geoffrey Zakarian mixes up a deliciously sweet Apple Pie Shooter!
Steakhouse Favorites
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The Kitchen
Geoffrey Zakarian shows how to make the perfect Herb-Roasted Beef Rib Eye with Roasted Shallots, while Katie Lee whips up a Wedge Salad with a twist and Marcela Valladolid makes a Classic Tableside Caesar Salad. Plus, restaurateur Josh Capon demonstrates two potato sides and Jeff Mauro makes Mini Onion Blossoms. Then, three classic steak sauces, the Kitchen Helpline answers viewer steakhouse questions and Geoffrey makes a Classic Dirty Martini.
Cheese Pull!
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The Kitchen
Oh, my gooeyness! There's nothing more satisfying or more delicious than a really good cheese pull. Jeff Mauro presents some of The Kitchen's most fully loaded cheese dishes, kicking off with Katie Lee Biegel's Super Cheesy Hometown Lasagna, loaded with three cheeses. Then, he amps up cheese for breakfast with this Corned Beef Hash Benedict with Cheesy Mornay Sauce. Geoffrey Zakarian puts an Iron Chef spin on Grilled Cheese, and Jeff shows off this Spicy Mac and Cheese, adding extra spicy cheese crunchies into the mix. Finally, Katie melts up a Pimento Cheese fondue, and Sunny Anderson shares some of her all-time favorite melting cheeses.
Childhood Comforts
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen hosts are reinventing their favorite childhood comfort dishes and sharing special memories. Geoffrey Zakarian kicks things off with his mother's Shepherd's Pie. Katie Lee and Sunny Anderson give their childhood snacks a grown-up makeover and get Katie's Apple with Almond Butter Yogurt Dip and Sunny's Bugs on a Log. Jeff Mauro makes Italian Unstuffed Shells, a spin on his aunt's signature dish, and Sunny upgrades fish sticks with her Fried Tuna Sticks with Wasabi Mayo Sauce. Then, Katie shares one of the first desserts she ever learned to make, Cherry Pie, and Jeff makes his favorite Peanut Butter and Chocolate Cereal Treat.
Family Style: Summertime Faves with a Twist
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen is sharing favorite summer recipes with delicious twists! Jeff Mauro fires up the grill for his Boneless Riburger, and Sunny Anderson shares her Easy Grilled Garden State Salad inspired by her favorite New Jersey produce. Geoffrey Zakarian makes his summertime seafood staple, Fish and Chips with Spicy Tartar Sauce. Alex Guarnaschelli and Katie Lee put two twists on watermelon with Alex's Lime Cocktail with Watermelon Ice Cubes and Katie's LA Fruit Stand Fruit Salad. The hosts make cupcakes inspired by classic ice cream truck treats, from Jeff's Strawberry Shortcake Cupcake to Katie's Drumstick Cupcake, and take a look back at The Kitchen's favorite summertime games!
Quarantine Edition: A Full Day of Delicious
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen is getting a full day of meals on the table with easy recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and even dessert! Geoffrey Zakarian kicks things off with his daughters as his sous chefs, making simple Huevos Rancheros. Then Katie Lee and Jeff Mauro pair up for a sandwich-and-soup combo: Katie's Grilled Cheese with Chipotle Mayo and Bacon and Jeff's Sheet Pan Roasted Tomato Soup. Dinner is covered with Sunny Anderson's 1-2-3 Rub with Grilled Chicken and Alex Guarnaschelli's Cucumber Salad. Finally, the hosts all get together for a virtual happy hour complete with a pantry sweet and a shout-out to some very special people.
Herbalicious Dishes
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The Kitchen
The Kitchen hosts demonstrate how to elevate any recipe with the fresh herbs of spring, starting with Geoffrey Zakarian's Farfalle with Fresh Herbs and Goat Cheese. Then, it's time to put trends to the test, including DIY Dried Herbs in the microwave, new herb tools and Jeff Mauro's Sage Iced Tea. Sunny Anderson shares her Quick Steamed Broccoli Salad, and Alex Guarnaschelli makes elegant Herby Stuffed Tomatoes. Jeff makes a new "everything" sauce recipe from Venezuela, his Steak with Guasacaca Sauce. Plus, the hosts play "Herb" What Ails Ya to match herbs with common ailments, and Geoffrey makes Avocado Limeade with Cilantro Simple Syrup.
Deli In My Belly
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Sandwich King
Jeff Mauro gets to live out one of his lifelong dreams when he stands shoulder to shoulder with master slicer Gino, slinging monstrous corned beef sandwiches and latkes at Manny's Deli, where he gets inspiration for a deli day back in his own kitchen. Jeff puts together a sandwich of Manny's corned beef using two of his own homemade latkes as the bread. And if that wasn't enough, he braises and slices a brisket for a sandwich that combines the rich, succulent meat with red cabbage slaw and smoked mozzarella. Then, he finishes the day's noshing with his take on a classic carrot and raisin salad.
That's So '90s: The Fresh Chefs of Boot Camp
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Worst Cooks in America
Chef Anne Burrell and co-host Jeff Mauro welcome a fresh batch of celebrity recruits to culinary boot camp, hoping to take these '90s stars from culinary duds to all that and a bag of chips in the kitchen. In order to choose their teams, the chefs need the 411 on what these recruits can and can't do in the kitchen, so Anne and Jeff ask the celebrities to cook a potluck dish. For the main dish challenge, the recruits have to make elevated versions of classic TV dinners, and the chefs decide which dishes deserve to be syndicated and which recruits should be cancelled from the competition.
