Chefs Aaron Sanchez and Roger Mooking throw down in the Windy City, facing off to see who can handle the gut-wrenching heat of the Super Painful Pizza. They also visit the legendary hot dog home of "The Atomic Bomb," and meet a chef with 4,000-bottles of hot sauce and Cajun recipes that leave customers in tears!
Captain Guy's got a chicken recipe guaranteed to fly off your plate: his Pan-Seared Airline Breast is coated in paprikagarlic rub, then smothered in caramelized onion and leek pan sauce. Flying alongside is wingman Rice a Munee, blending rice and vermicelli with veggies in a white wine sauce. Flaky Strawberry Rhubarb Turnovers hover close behind.
Guy Fieri has a cat in the bag -- Catfish, that is! Guy's baking Catfish Filets with peppers and onions inside individual parchment packets, yielding maximum flavor with minimum cleanup! Next up, a Crunchy Kale Salad With Walnuts and Pecorino -- big taste and big nutrition. Finally, Tuna Tots With Yuzu Vinaigrette, a recipe you have to see to believe!
Guy figured that if pork chops are deserving of bourbon sauce, then surely the time has come for chicken to get a mojito! Guy's mojito-marinated chicken is a playful recipe that combines the ingredients of a classic mojito -- mint, rum, lime and sugar -- into an irresistible glaze for a juicy bird that will have you buzzing.
In Guy's world, every day is Mardi Gras and man can't live on po-boys and muffaletta sandwiches alone. You might know Jambalaya as a rich stew made with andouille sausage, veggies, and chicken, but to Guy it’s the perfect base for a genius sandwich. Recipes: Jambalaya Sandwich, Championship Potatoes and Just What the Doctor Ordered.
Melissa d'Arabian shares her fun and simple recipes for homemade Falafel, which she serves on a simple salad of lettuce, tomato and cucumber. Her Creamy White Bean Yogurt Sauce is tangy and garlicky, perfect to drizzle over the golden falafel. Couscous Tabouli, packed with fresh herbs, tomatoes and Israeli Couscous, makes a light and zesty side.
Melissa d'Arabian serves brunch with maximum flavor at minimal cost. Her Velvet Scrambled Eggs With Fresh Herbs are so impossibly tender this is the only recipe you'll ever need. Green Salad With Classic Dijon Vinaigrette brings crisp, bright flavors to the meal, and for something sweet, Melissa stirs up Banana Yogurt and Granola Trifles with Simple Homemade Granola.
It’s a style of cuisine most known for its generous and ingenious use of chile peppers. And?it is comprised of a fusion of recipes from Native Americans, Spaniards, Mexicans, and Cowboys. Join host Jim O’Connor as he visits New Mexico and takes the lid off the history of Southwestern Cuisine
When Valerie Bertinelli's husband's cousins come to town, she is challenged with converting cousin Mary's favorite Italian recipes into healthier versions, so that Mary can still indulge while staying on a heart-healthy regimen. Valerie makes Classic Salami Pie, an Italian Veg Pie, Crunchy Romaine Salad with a Sweet Sesame Vinaigrette, Pepperoni Rolls with homemade Marinara, and Spumoni.
Valerie Bertinelli is testing out new ways to sneak veggies into her recipes that kids will absolutely love. When her producer's two little grandsons drop by, she makes Baked Mac and Cheese with Hidden Cauliflower, Jazzed Up Sweet Potato Fries, Spinach and Red Pepper Stuffed Chicken, and Zucchini and Ginger Naked Cake with Ginger Cream Cheese Frosting.