Pat and Gina are pulling out all the stops for their favorite company, their moms. They're cooking up comfort with a capital "C" with Pat's Hickory Smoked Cornish Game Hen With Orange Glaze and Gina's Lobster Macaroni And Cheese. Then they top it all off with a delicious Strawberry Pie. Now that's a meal to make your company feel extremely comfortable!
Host Sabin Lomac guides elite backyard grillers through three rounds of tricky cooking challenges: an on-the-go meal, street hot dogs and their take on international street food. Chefs Susie Bulloch and Tregaye Fraser join Sabin on the judging throne to decide who has what it takes to win the ultimate prize: a pristine, state-of-the-art outdoor kitchen.
Molly Yeh is celebrating eight happy years of Midwestern farm life with all her cozy food favorites. She makes fluffy, chewy Tahini Caramel Rolls, savory Chinese Hotdish covered with deep-fried wonton skins and Spicy BBQ Wings. To finish the meal with a dash of sweet and cute, her Bear-y Cookie Salad is the ultimate Midwestern dessert with a twist.
For Christmas, Molly Yeh is having a ball making a Scandinavian-inspired meal in an ode to her farming family. For breakfast, she bakes a rich and warmly spiced Cardamom Wreath. For dinner, she makes the juiciest Meatballs & Lutefisk and chewy Potato & Ham Dumplings with Brussels Sprouts, and dessert is a beautiful, fluffy Norwegian Cream Cake with sugar cranberries that screams Happy Holidays!
Molly Yeh shares her No. 1 insane salads, so get ready for jaw-dropping deliciousness! She makes Individual Candy Bar Salads that will blow your dessert mind and a juicy Steak Salad with Za'atar Chimichurri. Two make-ahead salads include Molly's beautiful Eight-Layer Salad and tangy German Potato Salad, and her refreshing Rosemary Citrus Salad will liven up any meal.
The chefs get in over their heads when a teenager's high school homecoming dinner becomes a descent into madness. A bachelorette party threatens to get unruly when one of the chefs is asked to be part of the menu. A client asks the chefs to disappear so that he can take credit for the meal they created to surprise his wife.
The competition's off to a spicy start as the chefs try to snag big carts for big bowls of chili. Then, dinner becomes the most important meal of the day when Alex Guarnaschelli asks the chefs to make breakfast for dinner. The final two chefs strive for perfection in a single bite that satisfies judges Eric Adjepong and Aarti Sequeira.
Chefs are cooking every meal on the menu: breakfast, lunch and dinner! First, they must make a sweet and savory breakfast from items found in the store's clearance carts. Then, a family lunch is complicated by a red light special. Finally, chefs spin the Budget Food Wheel to determine how much they can spend on their high stakes steakhouse dinner.
There's nothing comforting about making a comfort meal with five ingredients, but that's what the chefs have to do. Then, they must make an upscale dinner using a grocery list that includes ketchup and pretzels! The final face-off is even more odd when chefs are asked to make a steak sandwich with no bread because they can't shop the odd aisles.
Pizza, crispy fried chicken, succulent juicy duck, a pasta feast extravaganza and smoky sweet BBQ pork -- these are just a few of the meals that Michael Symon, Cat Cora, Sunny Anderson, Ted Allen and others say are, literally, to die for. Before they meet the Reaper, find out where your favorite Food Network stars will go for their ... LAST SUPPER.