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Chinese Chicken Salad with Red Chile Peanut Dressing

Recipe | Courtesy of Bobby Flay

Total Time:: 20 minutes

Bring the Heat

Episode | From: The Kitchen

The Kitchen is featuring recipes that bring the "heat" to dishes -- spices, chile peppers and even table-side fire! Katie Lee Biegel kicks it off with her Middle Eastern Spiced Spatchcock Chicken with Harissa Yogurt. Alex Guarnaschelli turns up the heat with her Mushroom Quesadilla and Blender Avocado Salsa. Sunny Anderson makes her Spicy Honey Glazed Beef with 5-Ingredient Kimchi Fried Rice, and Geoffrey Zakarian literally cranks up the heat with a flambé from his Bananas Foster.

A-Z: C for Comfort Food Classics

Episode | From: Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives

This trip, Guy Fieri's headed on some tasty trips back in time. There's an old schoolhouse in Camp Dennison, Ohio, with a comfort food curriculum like fried chicken and peanut butter pie. Then in Redmond, Ore., a church-turned-restaurant is putting out heavenly pizza and angelic wings, and in Stamford, Conn., a retro joint is dishing out diner classics like matzo ball soup and a taste of Thanksgiving.

Tasty Time Travel

Episode | From: Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives

Illinois State Fair/Erie County Fair

Episode | From: Carnival Eats

The Illinois State Fair is one of the longest running fairs in the U.S. and luckily for host Noah Cappe, he's able to sample a taste of Illinois history with the Horseshoe Sandwich: a deep fried pork tenderloin topped with French fries and creamy cheese sauce. Then he puts together an over-the-top deep fried peanut butter sandwich, topped with homemade fluff. Next, Noah travels to New York for the Erie County Fair where he chows down on some local Buffalo favourites like Buffalo Chicken Wing Pizza, Beef on Weck Eggrolls and the Bacon Bomber.

Snack Attack

Episode | From: Kelsey's Essentials

Wish you could make your favorite snack at home? Kelsey shows us with a little inspiration and essential ingredients, anything is possible! After visiting S'mores Bakery and seeing how they turned an American favorite snack — the s'mores — upside down by adding unexpected flavors like orange-cardamom, espresso and lavender, she heads back to her kitchen to make her version of one of her all time favorite snacks — a microwave chocolate cake with peanut butter cream. Kelsey then heads to Kings County Jerky to see how they reinvented the traditional jerky by making a grass fed jerky with flavors like Korean BBQ and Mole. Kelsey makes her version of dried leather by serving up homemade fruit leather. And last, Kelsey makes a "snack attack" of fried chickpeas with parmesan, lemon and almonds.

Breakfast Time and Late-Night Eats

Episode | From: Amy Schumer Learns to Cook

Amy begins her culinary education where most of us begin the day – breakfast. While Amy mixes up an Old-Fashioned cocktail to start the day, Chris shows Amy how to make a perfectly Poached Egg, Crispy Bacon, a Celery and Fennel Salad, and some Applesauce for their son. Then, Chris and Amy fry up some Homemade Latkes to channel her Jewish roots. Chris is determined to teach Amy how to make some of her favorite late-night treats. While Amy makes the perfect Moscow Mule, she learns the secrets behind Homemade Fried Rice, Chicken Wings and Peanut Butter Cup Cookies, while Amy also prepares her favorite snack to eat in bed - Matzah with Butter.

Trisha's Southern Tailgate

Episode | From: Trisha's Southern Kitchen

Tailgating usually goes hand in hand with sports events, but Trisha Yearwood has been hosting music-themed tailgate parties ever since her husband Garth Brooks' stadium tour. She brings the tailgate to her home and serves up fan-favorite recipes while sharing behind-the-scenes tour footage and colorful stories from the road. Her go-to dishes include Tasty Fried Chicken Salad on a Stick, Buffalo Potato and Cheese Pierogis, Pork Green Chili Dogs and the best Ooey-Gooey Butter Cake ever.

The South Carolina Coast

Episode | From: Beach Bites with Katie Lee

A number of quaint beach towns along the South Carolina coast are leading a revolution in Lowcountry cuisine, and Katie Lee finds the best beach bites in Sullivan's Island, Mt. Pleasant, Isle of Palms and Folly Beach. She starts at a hot spot that's elevating the classic Lowcountry boil by turning it into chowder. She also discovers a restaurant that lures skeptics in with typical beach fare and flips the script with perfect Korean cuisine. A breakfast pit stop converts Katie into a devotee after she samples crab cakes eggs Benedict and banana bread French toast. And it's not a visit to the Lowcountry without fresh shrimp, fried chicken, a cocktail and some gelato!