Ree Drummond is sharing four vibrant recipes to celebrate the colors of summer. There's crisp, delicious Asian Noodle Salad, Blueberry Nectarine Crisp that's always a hit at summer parties, fabulous Strawberry Ice Cream and for sunshine in a glass, you can't beat her Ginger Lemonade Fizz.
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.
Is there anything more American than fried chicken? There are hundreds of recipes and numerous debates about the best way to prepare this American classic. Jim O'Connor hears all the arguments and takes a seat at the table to explore The Secret Life of Fried Chicken.
Join Host Marc Summers as we dip into some fun facts about fried foods. With deep fried candy bars at the Minnesota State Fair, Ian's Chicken Nuggets, French's factory for fried onions in a can, KFC, to investigate the Colonel's secret recipe and donuts at Pike's Peak.
We're taking you back to savor some after school snack food memories, from a beloved box top recipe, to a sweet and creamy treat, to a favorite that turned dunking into an art form, and a classic that's been spreading joy from a jar for generations.
Tyler wants to make the Ultimate Apple Pie, so he first meets up with Tarte Tatin expert Patrick Laget in France. Then he learns the perfect American apple pie recipe from a local woman in Washington. Back in NYC Tyler bakes his own Ultimate Apple Pie.
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.
Food blogger Bev Weidner loves a good shortcut. She demonstrates one of her best time-saving hacks in her Cheesy Biscuit Pot Pie recipe by using bagged frozen vegetables and store-bought biscuit dough.
Using some traditions from her mom's recipe, Trisha Yearwood makes a comforting Chicken Broccoli Casserole. This casserole is also a great make-ahead meal that can easily go from the fridge to the oven.
Ginevra Iverson is the Executive Chef of Food Network and has been working here since 2015. She started as a Recipe Developer with Food Network Magazine and now runs the day-to-day operations of Food Network Kitchen.