Perfect for entertaining, Martha Stewart shares one of her all-time favorite cocktail recipes featuring fresh cider and sweet bourbon, and she garnishes the drink with slices of vibrant blood orange.
Emily Weinberger is a Recipe Developer and Food Editor who collaborates on magazines, digital content and cookbooks. Her recipes have appeared on foodnetwork.com, Food Network Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Woman’s Day Magazine, Food52, The Pioneer Woman Magazine, The Today Show and Girl Meets Farm. She spends her days in the Food Network test kitchen cooking up a storm and has been known to make a killer cheesecake. Nothing makes her happier than a spectacular cup of coffee and a plain croissant.
A self-professed wine expert with big city dreams of becoming a first class sommelier gets lessons from Andrea Immer and a tour of duty at a steakhouse. Chef Muller of Oceanaire Seafood in Washington D.C., helps a woman tackle a difficult recipe.
The Kitchen is throwing a cookie swap party, and even Santa and his reindeer are stopping by! See Katie Lee's Chocolate Peppermint Whoopie Pies, Sunny Anderson's Mini Sugar Cookie Tarts, and Jeff Mauro's Cookie Truffles. Food Network's Duff Goldman demonstrates how to make gingerbread cookies like a pro, Geoffrey Zakarian shows how to make a party-pleasing Eggnog Cocktail, and learn how to package holiday cookies and create memorable holiday treats.
Mentioned in this episode:
Hermit Cookies
Pecan Crescent Cookies
Sunny's Ginger Molasses Cookies
White Chocolate Apricot Oatmeal Cookies
Cookie Hacks
Cookie Packaging
Rachael Ray makes a quick and easy fish recipe to fall for hook, line and sinker. Her crispy, golden, battered Fishwiches pair perfectly with creamy Yogurt Tartar Sauce, and Rachael adds frozen salt and vinegar fries to round out the meal.
Ina holds a party for the team that helped create her dream barn. The menu includes recipes for smoked salmon with herbed butter; a huge steaming pot of ribolitta; open mozzarella, pesto and basil sandwiches; and pear, apple and cranberry crisps.