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Team Tailgate
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Family Recipe Showdown
Octavia Spencer and Edgar "Dook" Chase are ready for a tailgate! Thankfully, father and daughter Greg and Brittney, cousins Steve and Ken, and husband and wife James and Ronalyn arrive ready for game time. In the first matchup, the home cooks present their best handheld tailgate specialties, but only two teams can make it to the finals. At halftime, guest judge Danielle Brooks arrives to challenge the two remaining teams with one of her family favorite dishes. In the end, only one team has what it takes to take home the win and the $10,000 prize.
Peas, Greens and Superstitions
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Family Recipe Showdown
Things get very superstitious as Octavia Spencer and Edgar "Dook" Chase invite three teams of home cooks to create a dish based on family superstitions. Mother and son Sheila and Vincent, mother and child Amy and Rae, and cousins Benita and Christina cross their fingers and hope to stick around to the second round. The remaining teams create a Southern vegan delight for guest judge Jessica Chastain. They'd better knock on wood, because only one team will take home the $10,000 prize.
Sherri Lee - Philly
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Recipe for Success
A strong willed public relations woman decides to open her own café despite warnings from her friends. She needs her mother’s money to do it. She asks for business advice from an expert, but doesn’t follow it. The venture puts a dream and a friendship in jeapordy. Will this café ever open its doors?
Retro Bakery
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Recipe for Success
After spending several years working in the corporate world, two friends decide they wanted to work for themselves. After pooling their savings and taking on a third partner, Baked was born. Opening in Brooklyn, this dessert cafe specializes in brownies
Coffee Shop - NYC
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Recipe for Success
In this episode, we will take the full half hour going from a coffee bar in Manhattan, to the University of Coffee in Northern Italy and back again to New York.
Homemade Toffee
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Recipe for Success
We’ll meet a couple that has taken their infamous toffee and turned it into a family affair. ith the help of 7 little pairs of hands they hope to sell their toffee treats to the masses. With baby number eight on the way, will have the time and energy to get their toffee candy to market?
Beautiful Cookies
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Recipe for Success
A former computer consultant decides to pursue her passion for cookies. She thinks it will be sugar and spice and everything nice, but her health, marriage, money and dreams are on the line. She holds her breath in hopes that her cookies don’t crumble.
Country Food
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Recipe for Success
We'll meet a woman who has gone from housewife to millionaire. Next, we'll meet a woman who, after working as a personal assistant to high-profile clients, who started her own business preparing meals for busy clients in their own homes.
Heritage Lemonade
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Recipe for Success
Three long time friends try turning a college project into a profitable business. They specialize in lemonade flavors inspired by their southern roots and want to expand across the country. But, is the desire to quench many a thirst dealing them a life full of lemons?
Artisinal Bakery
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Recipe for Success
Two friends in the food industry decide to open their own bakery. Baking is in their blood, but the pressure might be too high? Can an imported oven raise some dough, or will the business fall flat?
