For less than 30 dollars, cook this hearty three-bean chili for your next dinner party. This fairly simple recipe has a tomato sauce base, beef and three types of beans and is richly flavored with chipotle chile in adobo sauce.
Food Network recipe developer Arlyn Osborne shows us how to make a kid-friendly breakfast with a grilled cheese-like twist. Whether you're cooking with kids or not, this dish is fun to make with your favorite cookie cutter shape.
Ina goes back to basics on cooking with rice and has incredible recipes for sweet and savory rice dishes. From a Shrimp and Sausage Jambalaya master class from her friend Amelia Durand to the classic rice pudding with the volume turned up, in Maple Pecan Rice Pudding. Then, Ina tackles everyone's rice problems in Ask Ina.
Ina makes the perfect Tex-Mex meal with the help of her friend Devon Fredericks and her Award-Winning Chili recipe. Plus she has the perfect Tex-Mex table setting and fantastic chili side ideas, like Tequila Lime Chicken, Guacamole, La Fondita Fish Tacos and Pink Grapefruit Margaritas. Then Ina is answering everyone's questions on Tex-Mex food.
Ina and Giada are cooking together for a day of fun and recipe sharing. Ina's welcoming her friend with a Lobster and Potato Salad lunch, then it's two way tutorial time, Giada's making Mascarpone and Lemon Gnocchi With Butter Thyme Sauce and Ina's baking an incredible liqueur laced Chocolate Cassis Cake for a girls' night in dinner.
Alex brings to life some of her favorite childhood recipes. A simple strip steak is transformed into a crispy, juicy, delicious masterpiece and topped with a green peppercorn brandy sauce. For sides, Alex slathers carrots in molasses and butter, then bakes and fries fingerling potatoes. And for dessert, a ricotta cake is topped with chocolate and lemon zest.
This trip, Guy Fieri's hitting up some legit local landmarks. In Des Moines, the historic drive-in famous for their nearly century-old chili recipe. In Leeds Point, N.J., the scenic seaside joint serving up fresh catch since the 1930s. And in Brigantine, N.J., the old-school butcher shop cranking out righteous homemade sausage and real deal jerky.
Guy Fieri's diggin' into not-your-everyday dishes, all day long. In Taos, N.M., there's a sweet, stacked-up breakfast and a unique pot pie twist, plus cheffed-up Mexican recipes you won't find on a typical menu. Then, skate legend Tony Hawk is along for the ride in San Diego, grabbin' crazy creative vegan cooking.