Inspired by the Festival of Lights, host Molly Yeh challenges four seasoned chefs to pull out all the stops as they craft deliciously innovative dishes for judges Duff Goldman and Sharone Hakman. Over the course of three rounds, the chefs must put their spin on holiday classics like crispy potato pancakes, succulent brisket and fried jelly donuts. The last cook standing wins a vacation to the City of Light, Paris, and the title of Ultimate Hanukkah Champion.
Love is in the air as Ellie spices up her anniversary with a day of romantic recipes. For breakfast in bed there are heart shaped pancakes in a rich red strawberry sauce. She’s making a love themed lunchbox for her husband complete with a LOVE sandwich that’s packed with egg salad and crisp vegetables and then a mini feast of her favorite food – Turkey Wrapped Asparagus, Roasted Red Pepper Dip and great pink champagne cocktail.
This trip, Guy Fieri's checking back with some of the most amped-up American eats! First, a Phoenix burger joint has expanded, found success in pizza and ice cream, and is keepin' it creative with funky fritter flavor bombs and not-your-everyday nacho patties. Then, dynamite diner grub is going strong in Buffalo, N.Y., with mind-blowing blueberry pancakes and a big-deal BBQ meatloaf bomber, and a family-run Triple-D O.G. in Goshen, Ind., is still crankin' out killer comfort with their savory snapper soup.
Bobby's extreme passion for cooking is matched only by his love of horse racing. His brunch menu will get you ready to head off to the races in Kentucky Derby style with Country Ham and Fried Eggs served on a Southern staple — homemade Angel Biscuits. He'll flip some Silver Dollar Buttermilk-Pecan Pancakes on the griddle and serve them with a Bourbon Molasses Butter that would make any Derby goer melt! And for a photo finish a Southern favorite, Blackberry Iced Tea mixed with some authentic Kentucky Bourbon.
This trip, Guy Fieri's checkin' in with some top-notch Triple-D spots for the-bomb breakfast, burgers and bison! First, creative comfort is still kickin' at this Boston joint, bringing a sinful s'mores French toast tower to the first meal of the day. Next, a bookstore-slash-café in Duluth is going strong with over-the-top eats like killer kimchi Japanese pancakes with salmon and savory braised bison with polenta. And an old-school institution in West Lafayette, Ind., is still crankin' out classics with a twist, like outrageous sausage gravy burgers, plus sweet-and-tangy tenders and biscuits.
Easter's a wonderful time for family and friends to get together, but it's also a perfect opportunity to showcase the bounty of Spring. They may have started their careers serving traditional Easter brunch at the local Holiday Inn, but now that they're world renowned chefs, the Voltaggios can't wait to show off their creative Spring brunch dishes to all of their friends' families. With a gorgeous outdoor patio space as their canvas, the Voltaggio brothers pull out all of the stops with a made-to-order pancake station, a full Starbucks coffee bar, and the most delicious frittata anyone has ever tasted.
It's a special day on Brunch @ Bobby's as Bobby creates an awesome menu inspired by one of his favorite places - Tuscany. Scrambled Eggs with Romano Cheese and Black Pepper start off the meal, followed by a Grilled Tuscan Bruschetta topped with fresh Tomatoes and Basil. As the flavors of Italy settle in, Bobby moves on to make homemade Orange Ricotta Pancakes with a Caramelized Fig Compote and Pistachios, and a side of tasty Italian Home Fries. To finish things off one of his favorite desserts - gelato! Only Bobby turns his into a triple threat cocktail with Raspberry Sorbetto, and fresh Peach and Vanilla Gelato, topped off with sparkling Prosecco. Viva L'Italia!
In this episode of Food: Fact or Fiction? join host Michael McKean as we reveal the truth behind the most important meal of the day. From coffee to pancakes to bacon, we'll find out how some sneaky marketing ploys and acts of sin have shaped what we eat for breakfast in America. Does coffee really stunt your growth? Is the recipe for flapjacks rooted in sin? We all know breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but who said that and is it really true? Get ready to wake up and smell the facts as we discover how our morning meals have come to taste so sinfully delicious.
Mary McCartney creates a stunning lineup of quick and easy classic eats with her good friend and incredible actor, Jamie Dornan. Together, they make a glamorous, plant-based twist on steak frites, Mushroom Steak with Chunky Fries and Beurre-Less Blanc Sauce, before things take a surprising turn with Chip Butty sandwiches. Then, breakfast gets a whole lot easier with super simple Banana Sheet Pan Pancakes, and Mary delivers a vegan twist on a Caesar salad to her friend, designer Henry Holland. No McCartney birthday celebration is complete without Mom's legendary Ice-Cream Celebration Cake, a total showstopper that's a piece of cake to make.
Chef George Stella whips up a tasty breakfast that won’t even make you miss the carbs. He makes what he calls The World’s Tallest Omelet filled with steak, spinach and some grated cheddar cheese; a plate of blueberry muffins made from soy flour; and low carb maple pecan pancakes topped with a little bit of butter. To finish off the meal he makes some fresh whipped cream (with a sugar substitute) to accent the subtle sweetness of a small bowl of strawberries.
Top 5 Tips
1. Soy flour has only a quarter of the carbs of white flour, making it a great alternative for low carb baking. But be careful: Soy flour can become dried out, so don't over bake!
2. Club soda is a low carb breakfast staple. Add it to eggs when making an omelet for fluffier results, and to muffin and pancake batters to help them rise.
3. Extracts are a great alternative to the real thing. Try maple, vanilla or almond to get the flavor without the sugar or fat. Just be sure to double check the nutrition label for added sugars.
4. Heavy cream is useful in low carb meal, particularly if you use brands that are labeled "low carb." It can be whipped with or without sugar substitute for a sweet treat with fruit or on its own!
5. A lot of low carb recipes use wheat bran instead of flour. If you are allergic to wheat, oat bran is a great option.