Bobby checks out how Artichokes are farmed at Pezzini Farms, and then tastes some unique recipes at Charlie Moss's Restaurant. Bobby also tests the taste of Squid at the home of Bert Cutino and the Monterey Fish Co, with a stop at A Taste of Monterey.
On this episode, host Alfonso Ribeiro puts together the perfect backyard barbecue, including Mrs. Freshley's melt-in-your-mouth cupcakes, Mrs. Fisher's perfectly-salted rippled chips, and Mayfield Dairy's creamy banana split ice cream. Then, learn about Bush Brothers baked beans and their secret family recipe.
Sunny Anderson celebrates Thanksgiving and being named the first guest editor of Food Network Magazine! She makes her Grilled Butterflied Turkey with Lemon Pepper Glaze and her Crowdsourced Stuffing, and she invites her friends who are featured in the magazine to share their own favorite holiday recipes.
Ina's on a cheese adventure and sharing her favorite cheese recipes. On the list there's a show stopping Spinach and Cheddar Souffle, the Ultimate Grilled Cheese, speedy Cheese Canapes, cheesy Straw and Hay pasta and two incredible baked cheese crowd pleasers -- Baked Brie and Baked Fontina.
This is all about easy desserts. There's a fruit filled cranberry and apple cake and a dessert master class from Patisserie chef Claudia Fleming who shares her recipe for Lemon cream napoleon and her rules for plating up restaurant style. Then its desserts 911 in Ask Ina.
In this recipe, honey sweetened figs are tucked inside a tender whole-wheat cookie. Both of Catherine's kids agreed these cookies were superior to the store-bought versions they had tried at a friend's house.
Deviled eggs just got a whole lot easier. These creamy and simple deviled eggs take less time to make but are just as tasty as the classic recipe. Happy snacking from Our Food Network Kitchen.
Chef Eric Greenspan, author of The Great Grilled Cheese Book: Grown-up Recipes for a Childhood Classic, walks you through the do's and don'ts of making grilled cheese sandwiches. Ready thy tomato soup for dunking.
As this recipe proves, a standard rimmed baking sheet will do just fine! Pre-rolling the cake while it is still hot and before it is filled is the key to ensuring it doesn't crack.
Our classic Deviled Eggs get their kick from mustard and hot sauce. We like the simplicity of the flavor -- it's the perfect recipe to use your imagination and add your favorite toppings or mix-ins.