Celebrity Chopped! Four V.I.P chefs compete to see who can claim a spot in the All-Stars finale for a chance at winning $50,000 for their favorite charitable organization. The other competitors hope that a famous pastry chef will get tripped up in one of the first two rounds and fail to make it to dessert. And when one of the other chefs makes a very original choice with the fresh pasta sheets in the appetizer basket, it is clear that these stars will be pushing the limits of creativity. Then, in the entree course, a big fish and some little crackers are mandatory, and the chefs are extraordinarily focused. And with a Mexican sugar and a Chinese spice in the dessert basket, the all-stars must think globally if they want to win decisively.
Sandra shows us how to make one of her favorite comfort foods, Beefy Stew. Then, we find out how to prepare Speedy Swedish Meatballs with an upscale twist! Next, we see how easy it is to stir up Noodles Alfredo. For dessert, Sandra is making Bread Pudding.
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Here are three easy and different ways to jazz-up Mac n' Cheese:
Fill a bowl half way with broccoli and spoon the Mac n' Cheese on top. Bake until the broccoli heats up.
To add some spice to Mac n' Cheese, mix in some taco seasoning and top with Mexican shredded cheese. Then bake until the cheese melts.
Mix bread crumbs and melted butter together. Top on Mac n' Cheese and bake until crunchy.
On DDD, Guy has seen it all, and he has the scoop on the some of the wackiest and wildest joints out there, like R&R Taqueria serving up real deal tacos out of a gas station, the church turned brewpub servin' up a divine Lobster Mac 'n Cheese at Clarkston Union, the silver bullet food truck on the Fisherman's Wharf cranking out seafood fries at Fresh, Local, Wild, and the boxing gym dishin' out scratch-made comfort food at The Duce. It gets even more ridiculous at the Taco Bus, a real deal bus pulling out all the stops on Mexican food, and the funky dj-slash-breakfast-food spot housed in a basement putting their spin on waffles at Funk 'n Waffles. These joints may be wacky, but the food is off the chain.