Peet's Coffee and Tea Roasting Facility in Alameda, California is brewing up a scorching mission for Chef Robert Irvine. Robert has 9 hours to make a meal for 150 loyal customers - using coffee or tea in every dish. To top it off, Robert must attempt to cook each item using one of the methods to make coffee or tea, i.e. roasting, brewing, steaming, etc. Adding to the pressure is an additional mini-mission. Robert must serve 3 dishes for 50 employees for their scheduled coffee break.
The Fieris and a caravan of their family and friends, including Chef Antonia Lofaso, are takin' their RVs from South Dakota to Wyoming on an epic culinary journey filled with big adventure, culinary competitions and amazing local meals. On this leg of the trip, they enjoy indigenous feast, dive into real deal ramen and serve a mouthwatering barbecue lunch for the troops. Plus, there's competitive fly fishing, a trip to Mount Rushmore, a dude ranch hoedown and a next-level camp cook featuring grass fed buffalo.
Guy Fieri challenges four chefs to take on a Flavortown first, where they'll have to shop for and prepare two complete meals for four using no more than 10 lbs. of total ingredients! After the chefs use more than half their weighted groceries to make a hearty hot lunch, Guy lets them each grab an extra two items from the store's clearance rack to make their weeknight dinner. The winning chef gets a shot at turning 10 lbs. of food into up to $20,000.
Guy Fieri challenges four chefs to make a dozen ingredients last through breakfast, lunch and dinner. First, he makes them shop for the only 12 ingredients they can use throughout the competition, and they start off by making a high-end brunch. Then the chefs are challenged to make specific styles of lunch and dinner determined by Guy's wheel of meals. Despite the tough games and even tougher competition, only one chef will outlast the others and earn a shopping spree worth up to $20,000.
In this day and age, donuts aren't just for dessert! We're frying a batch of donuts for every meal of the day starting off in Minneapolis, MN, with a bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich made on a sweet glazed donut. For lunch, we're in Texas for donuts loaded with barbecue brisket. When dinner rolls around, we're checking out donut burgers and donut French onion soup. If you've got a donut-shaped hole in your soul just waiting to be filled, you won't want to miss this!
Guy Fieri is reflecting on what he's thankful for, and it's four talented chefs ready to play his Thanksgiving-themed games. First, Guy gives the chefs an empty cornucopia to use while shopping for their two signature Thanksgiving sides. Then he mashes two classic GGG games together: The chefs have to make a classic Thanksgiving meal on a budget while also featuring a special ingredient determined by Guy's wheel of chance. In the end, one grateful chef will go on a shopping spree for up to $20,000.
Holiday meals aren't just for the family! Mary Berg shares all the recipes you need to host a fantastic holiday hang with friends. Mary gets the party started with a platter of baked Camembert, Cranberry Jam and Spiced Nuts. Then, Mary's Peppercorn Beef is guaranteed to satisfy, and the sides are covered with Too Buttery Mashed Potatoes and mouthwatering Sautéed Greens. Top it all off with delicious Onion Gravy, and you can expect "the holiday hang at your house" to become an annual tradition.
Eight talented young chefs arrive to the RvG Kids Kitchen ready to prove they've got what it takes to win their own web series on foodnetwork.com. To pick teams, Rachael and Guy give the kids their first Mini Challenge, where they're tasked with making a family favorite meal. Once the teams are selected, it's time for the Main Challenge, where the kids will have to create their own unique street food offering, and present it in their Camera Challenge, judged by Chef Wolfgang Puck and his family.
The chefs find themselves in a culinary tug of war as they try to please the palates of a bossy New Yorker and his business partner, a foodie French denim designer. It's a crash course in Kosher cooking when a chef is asked to prepare a meal for an Orthodox Jewish family under the watchful eye of a Rabbi. And finally, the chefs are put to task when a hip LA designer asks them to bring the bling to her best friend's surprise party.
The Kitchen hosts have hearty versions of everyone's all-time favorite snacks! Jeff Mauro makes Coconut Shrimp Salad that's perfect for a light weeknight dinner, and Katie Lee Biegel turns America's favorite dip into Caramelized Onion, Roasted Potato and Cauliflower Salad. Then, Sunny Anderson turns a take-out appetizer into a satisfying meal with her Easy Egg Roll Bowl, Alex Guarnaschelli transforms mini pigs in a blanket into Hot Dogs in a Puff Pastry with Everything Spice and Geoffrey Zakarian digs into a supersized snack for dessert!