Melissa d'Arabian draws on California's famous pan-Asian and Mexican cuisines for an affordable fusion meal. Her Roasted Chicken is roasted with aromatic sesame oil and served with mild tomatillo-chile sauce. On the side, Asian Cole Slaw is crunchy and refreshing, tossed in a sesame-ginger vinaigrette.
With Sandra Lee's Semi-Homemade tips you will prepare a meal that will keep your busy family at the dinner table with this line up: Beef Roast with Tomato Madeira Sauce, Brunchtime Salad with Creamy Raspberry Vinaigrette, Parisian Artichokes, Raspberry Sorbet Smoothy Cocktail, and Banana Pudding Bites for dessert.
Chef Anne Burrell prepares a meal that always earns raves from kids and adults alike. Her Fish Tacos are light and refreshing, filled with baked flaky fish, tangy cabbage slaw, and a grilled Corn Salsa. For dessert, Sour Cream Cupcakes are moist, tender, and slathered in homemade buttercream frosting.
Ree Drummond is headed to the lodge to make a fabulous meat-free Tex Mex Frittata, and she's sharing other epic meat-free meals, too. There's mixed Mushroom Cheesesteak Sandwiches, Cajun Veggies and Grits and a Six Pepper Pasta with tequila cream sauce. Where's the meat? Who cares!
While Ree Drummond's husband, Ladd, gives a lesson on feeding the ranch's cattle, Ree's in the kitchen cooking up three comforting make-ahead meals. She makes Chicken Cordon Bleu Casserole, Tex-Mex Tamale Pie with a spicy beef filling, and a big pan of hearty Bean and Bacon Soup.
Do you know what popular sandwich has been taken to the next level at this New York City eatery? Plus some decadent extras bring the value way up on a classic American meal. The foods you love...with a twist! We're counting down the Top 5: Cool Classics!
With Wolfie on tour, Valerie Bertinelli stocks up the freezer with food for his return. She prepares a rock star meal of Freezer-Friendly Baked Ziti, Quick Turkey and Butternut Squash Soup and snackable Egg Bites. Then, she satisfies everyone's sweet tooth with Triple Chocolate Salted Brownie Cookies.
Every city has its own style, and its own foods that it's famous for! Can you name the meal that Sara Jessica Parker must in her hometown? What about the famous big-city dessert with a misleading name? All this and more as we countdown the Top Five.
Amy and Chris crack open one of their favorite beers and attempt to recreate their favorite NYC takeout meals. Chris teaches Amy how to make Scarpetta's famous Spaghetti and Tomato Sauce, along with Amy's favorite Chinese takeout pick -- Shrimp in Lobster Sauce with Rice. Chris and Amy finish the day by tackling homemade sushi where they both discover it's not as intimidating as it seems. Amy and Chris then sip Gin and Tonics as they wax nostalgic about the cocktail parties of the past and decide to make an assortment of finger foods. Chris whips up some perfect party staples like Pizza Bagels and Grilled Cheese, with the pair finishing the meal with a summery and refreshing Green Gazpacho.
Alcohol is not just a fun meal pairing, it's also a super flavorful ingredient to cook with! Mary Berg shakes things up with Wine Can Chicken that's cooked with a cocktail of dry white wine, lemon and herbs inside the bird and served with a wilted green, creamy sauce. For another boozy meal, Mary's Roast Pork with Red Wine Grape Sauce uses a dry red to complement the garlic and grainy mustard marinade. For dessert, Mary cracks open a cold one to craft a Chocolate Stout Cake. The bitter beer combined with chocolate is a recipe for delicious decadence. She tops it off with an Irish cream buttercream and a drizzle of salty-sweet Beer Caramel Sauce. Cheers!