Stymied by canned peaches in the appetizer round and fruit punch and rice cakes for the entrée, the chefs struggle to find a fresh approach. Will ambitious plans to amaze the judges pay off? Or,will the contestants run out of time to do their best work? It all comes down to a heated dessert face-off. The last two chefs must combine beets, goat cheese and oatmeal to create a fantastic final course.
Sandra is making Mother's Day brunch, but you don't have to go out to eat to make mom happy! Sandra will show you how to make brunch classics at home without breaking the bank and it all starts with easy Eggs Benedict. Mom will also love Sandy's savory Ham and Cheese Souffle. And it's just not brunch without Bloody Marys and for dessert, classic Coffee Cake! Plus a terrific Round 2 Recipe for Savory Bread Pudding With Ham.
Nancy is hosting Thanksgiving dinner for her family. She makes Roasted Turkey With Herb Gravy, Oyster Stuffing, Homemade Green Bean Casserole and Perfect Pumpkin Cakes, complete with eggs from her daughter-in-law's chicken coop!
The Kitchen celebrates Halloween with Jeff Mauro's eerie White Pumpkin Pizza, hosts a cakewalk with Spooky Pumpkin Patch Cake as the prize and makes food party crafts that are frightfully delicious. Then Geoffrey Zakarian makes his Candy Corn Float and the gang creates last minute DIY food costumes. Food Network Star Kids winner Amber Kelley tops off the party by sharing her sweet Candy Fondue.
Four remaining teams made up of a pumpkin carving expert, cake artist, and candy craftsman must capture an epic battle in which a vampire killer slays his prey. In the end, one team will be eliminated.
Three remaining teams made up of a pumpkin carving expert, cake artist, and candy craftsman must capture the terrifying moment when a mad scientist's creation goes horribly wrong. At the end, one team will be eliminated.
The Kitchen is throwing out the recipe rulebook and making fun recipes with just a dash of controversy. Sunny Anderson makes an Easy Lobster Tail Mac & Cheese to impress, while Jeff Mauro does the unthinkable with a Frozen to Pan Steak. Then, Alex Guarnaschelli whips up her controversial Fideo soup, and Katie Lee Biegel breaks all the baking rules as she mixes up her Do Nothing Cake. Plus, Geoffrey Zakarian and the hosts share some shocking kitchen dos and don'ts.
Ree Drummond is using just three ingredients in a round-the-clock range of dishes. For breakfast, she makes a delicious Ham and Cheese Loaf. Lunch is an unbeatable Penne Pecorino, and Fried Mozzarella makes a perfect anytime snack or appetizer. Ree's easy dinner dish is one-pan Miracle Mango Salsa Chicken, followed by Ice Box Cake for dessert. She gives her menu three cheers with three drinks: a Blushing Betsy Cocktail, a Pomegranate Champagne Cocktail and a White Wine Spritzer.
Looking for a new savory way to cook with chocolate? Guy Fieri's guest KC (yep, as in KC and the Sunshine Band!) joins Guy to make Grilled Chicken Mole — it's brined, dry-rubbed and basted in a deep chile and chocolate sauce — rich, complex, and delicious. To go with that, Arepas: golden corn cakes stuffed with goat cheese, chorizo, charred corn and roasted poblano peppers. Try this meal as a treat for someone special, or even better, cook it together!