It's Chef Bobby's last recruit versus Chef Anne's last recruit to determine the ultimate winner of Worst Cooks in America. In one last face-off, finalists will cook a refined three-course meal in a professional restaurant kitchen for a panel of culinary experts who will decide which chef-mentor is the better teacher by leading his or her recruit to a $25,000 victory.
Valerie Bertinelli knows that taking care of herself makes her a better mom, so for Mother's Day, she invites her friend, actress Angela Kinsey, over to relax and practice some self-care, which of course involves a decadent meal! Valerie makes Roasted Cod with Cashew Coconut Lime Topping, Tangy Quick Collards, Tomato and Cucumber Salad with Cumin Vinaigrette and, for dessert, Citrus Upside-Down Cake.
With her entire family home for Thanksgiving, country music superstar Martina McBride shares some of her favorite recipes inspired by her Kansas roots. Her holiday menu includes Sausage, Cherry and Cornbread Stuffing, Roasted Cinnamon "Harrisburgs," Romaine Salad accented with Pear, Smoked Blue Cheese and Candied Pecans. The main event of this memorable meal is her unforgettable Roast Turkey with Gravy and the McBride family favorite Fluff Salad.
Trisha Yearwood and her sister Beth invite their high school BFF over to reminisce about old memories over a delicious meal. They share a few laughs together before enjoying a menu made of classics from their high school days including Sloppy Joes with Fruit Drink Pickles, Spinach Artichoke Dip in a Bread Bowl, Chocolate and Vanilla Pudding Swirl Pie and Tropical Punch Cocktail in a Pouch.
Being healthy and balanced has become important to Trisha and her niece Ashley, who is joining Trisha in the kitchen today to share some healthy cooking secrets while enjoying an easy, flavorful and healthy meal of Raspberry Chicken; Big Green Salad With Feta, Garbanzo, Walnuts, Lemon Juice and Olive Oil; Edamame Parmesan and Chocolate Angel Food Cake With Macerated Strawberries, before going on a walk.
On tour, Trisha Yearwood's husband, Garth, celebrated her birthday in a big way. Now, at home, her birthday wish is to spend a quiet day with him doing the cooking! Garth makes Double French Toast for breakfast, and then for lunch, a romantic Chicken Alfredo dish and a salad with Creamy Feta Dressing. To finish off the meal, he makes Trisha's favorite Double-Stuffed Brownies.
Melissa d'Arabian makes a quick soup and sandwich meal worthy of your neighborhood cafe. Quick Croque Madames layer tender ham, a tangy cream sauce, and melted Swiss cheese on toasted country bread, all crowned with a perfectly fried egg. Alongside, Rich Roasted Tomato Soup is brimming with deep tomato flavor and aromatic herbs. Crispy Kale Chips bring a salty crunch to the plate, and added nutrition.
Trisha Yearwood shares a look inside the recording process at the historic Allentown Studios in Nashville. After wrapping up a studio session for the day, she invites the crew over for a well-deserved meal of BBQ Peach Pulled Pork, Cherry Tomato Mascarpone Tartlets and Sweet Corn and Roasted Red Pepper Arugula Salad. Her Quey's Savannah Pralines are a sweet finish to a full day.
Feeling nostalgic for the days of TV dinners and black and white shows, Trisha invites her sister Beth over to dress up in the style of the fifties and transport back in time with a retro inspired meal. They whip up Individual Chicken Pot Pies, Green Beans With Cheese Sauce, and Chocolate Pudding Frosted Cupcakes to enjoy while reminiscing and watching the classics on TV.
Melissa d'Arabian makes a pot of Mussels in Wine, with her special white wine-fennel broth she lightly infuses with orange zest. A piece of French bread for dipping completes this satisfying entree. For dessert, Melissa's Berry Pavlovas feature crisp meringue nests filled with whipped cream, ripe strawberries and a drizzle of apricot jam. This classic -- and classy! -- meal is simple, affordable and utterly delicious.