Trisha's nephew Kyle and two of his college friends are visiting for a weekend of fun and some home cooked food! While the boys are having fun on the lake, Trisha whips up a protein-packed meal of Sausage and Peppers, Garth's Pasta Salad, Power Balls and Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies.
Ree Drummond is making dinner, and she's beginning at the end with an old favorite, Perfect Potluck Dessert. Then she moves on to the main and sides with classic Steak Diane, easy Roasted Parmesan Potatoes and incredible Garlic Butter Mushrooms. The whole delicious meal comes together in real time, too.
Unravel the mysteries of Ramen Noodles, head to Taco Bell to sample the value meal menu and visit a store where you can still buy penny candy. Next, check out how Aldi?s keeps grocery prices low and learn how to play The Grocery Game. Plus, meet a Mac & Cheese collector.
Things steam up when a chef is forced to cook an entire meal with a household iron. Then, a chef's clams casino gets supersized when they're forced to use geoduck. Things finally cool down in the kitchen, except for one chef who becomes extremely shaken up, when making an ice cream sundae.
Sunny Anderson prepares a meal that will have you seeing red, in the most delicious way. Sunny's Red Wine and Pomegranate Hanger Steak with Cipollini Onions is rich with caramelized flavor, perfectly complemented by the peppery bite in Sunny's fresh Radish Salad. For dessert, the red theme finishes strong, with Sunny's Strawberry Fool.
Sunny Anderson has a menu to send taste buds soaring: Sunny's Rack of Lamb sports a flavor-packed crust, and Crispy Potatoes with Roasted Pepper Sauce bring texture and a burst of fresh flavor to the plate. An Apple Affogato is a sweet way to end the meal on a high note.
Exhaustion becomes palpable as the chefs enter hour 13 of their 24-hour competition. Hosts Michael Symon and Esther Choi challenge them with the unenviable task of turning microwave meals into works of art, and that's the easy part! Guest judge Eric Adjepong will decide which of these chefs must clock out.
Guy Fieri rolls in for classic meals done right: In Baltimore, a shack steamin' crabs with corn on the cob; in Memphis, the little place where one woman's doing her mom's classic southern favorites; and in Minnesota, a strip mall joint doin' homemade Italian from the same family recipes for thirty years.
Brooke and the kids are on a long play date, so Jamie Deen has invited his friend Sam Carter to the batting cages and then back to his house for a homemade meal. Jamie's making Corned Beef With Rutabagas and Turnips, Kale and Potato Casserole, Soda Bread and a Virgin Mule drink.