This trip, Guy's slammin' on the breaks for some enticing eats. In Chicago, the authentic Cuban joint platin' up family recipes like the fricase de pollo. In Memphis, a high-end chef taking low-down Southern staples to whole new level like the chorizo meatloaf with green tomato gravy. And in Annapolis, Md., the sidewalk shack worth stopping for, with dishes like chipotle habanero barbecue pork sandwich.
This trip, Guy's gettin' a taste of traditional recipes, with a kick. In Chesterfield, Mo., the Mexican joint serving up a turn on mom's pork chile verde. In Boston, a second generation lobster shack turning heads with cod cakes and lobster mac and cheese. And in Syracuse, N.Y., the real deal Irish pub stuffing the Rueben into fritters and layin' out an Irish meatloaf.
Sunny Anderson is on a meatloaf mission! Her impressively named recipe is even more impressive tasting, with two types of meat, plenty of seasonings, and a thick spicy ketcup glaze on top. Two comforting sides round out the meal: Baked Purple Mash brimming with melted cheese, and Easy String Beans and Onions, braised until meltingly tender. To drink, Sunny's pouring fruit-forward Zinfandel Wine.
The competing chefs work quickly to make appetizers in just 20 minutes from chewy candy and a canned sauce. The three remaining competitors make some creative choices in the second round, hoping the judges think their dishes are brilliant, not blah. Finally, inspiring sweets in the dessert basket, including a nostalgic powder, keep the final two chefs churning out unique, spontaneous recipes to the end.
Food Network's culinary experts share the morning meals from across the US that absolutely, positively cannot be defeated. Ever. Rachael Ray has a breakfast sandwich in Pittsburgh, Alton Brown gets the greatest cinnamon roll in Santa Barbara, Calif., and Martha Stewart eats a country breakfast in Nashville. Plus, Sunny Anderson, Anne Burrell and Alex Guarnaschelli all share winning breakfast recipes that you can make at home.
Guy and Hunter Fieri combine their love of cooking at home and great restaurant food by making recipes sent by DDD alums who join them via video chat. On this menu, there are fish tacos and crab cakes out of San Francisco, a deluxe hot dog from Fairfield, Conn., a Cajun shrimp creation comin' from Des Moines and sensational spicy Thai straight out of Los Angeles.
On this trip, Guy Fieri's going from incredible Italian to sensational seafood. In Oklahoma City, a funky food truck putting out wood-fired pizza and Grandma's Sicilian meatball recipe. In Portland, Ore., a righteous spot cookin' up crab cake cioppino and crab-spinach risotto. And in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Guy's chillin' with Vanilla Ice at a pirate-inspired joint serving up Brazilian and Caribbean seafood specialties.
This trip, Guy Fieri's coastin' through some killer cuisines! There's top-tier Trinidadian in Marietta, Ga., plating a righteous chicken roti and lights-out oxtail plate. Then, a Thai spot is bringing real-deal recipes to Los Angeles, servin' beefed-up boat noodles and authentic sausages. Plus, a husband-and-wife Italian joint near Cincinnati is firin' up primo pancetta bucatini and a next-level Neapolitan pie.
It's a lazy day and Claire is making some of her favorite brunch recipes. Moist, mouthwatering brown butter muffins go great with her creamy vanilla bean yogurt coconut smoothie. But the true stars of this brunch are Claire's southern eggs en cocotte, made with only 5 ingredients but so rich and delicious you may just have to take a little nap after finishing your plate.
Bobby’s getting a lesson in everyday Peruvian food. After a crash course in the country’s cuisine at Williamburg’s Chimu, Bobby heads into the kitchen with special guest chef Santos Loo. Santos will teach Bobby some of the hottest Peruvian recipes, like delightful Purple Corn Sangria, crispy Fried Yucca with Huancaina Sauce, tangy Fish Ceviche and smoky "Grilled" Lomo Saltado.