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Marcela Valladolid

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Growing up around expert and traditional cooks in Tijuana, Mexico, Marcela was raised to be passionate about food, and she jumped straight into a culinary life with her first job working at her aunt’s cooking school in Baja, Mexico. Marcela realized she, too, wanted to pursue this growing love for food full time and enrolled in the Los Angeles Culinary Institute. She then went to the Ritz Escoffier Cooking School in Paris to become trained as a classical French pastry chef. Marcela later returned home to run a catering company and teach children about the culinary arts in Tijuana, all while collecting recipes and applying her knowledge and skills of her family’s cooking traditions to map out her dreams. She successfully translated her culinary knowledge and passion to the small screen as the host of her own Food Network series, Mexican Made Easy, which premiered in 2010. Wanting to share her expertise on great Mexican food that combines freshness and flavor with kitchen ease, Marcela published Fresh Mexico: 100 Simple Recipes for True Mexican Flavor” (Clarkson Potter) in 2009, Mexican Made Easy (Clarkson Potter) in 2011 and Casa Marcela: Recipes and Food Stories of My Life in the Californias (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) in 2017. Marcela lives in San Diego with her family. Marcela is a judge on Best Baker in America.

Spicy Tuna with Crispy Rice

Recipe | Courtesy of Emily Weinberger
for Food Network Kitchen
Total Time:
3 hours 20 minutes (includes standing and chilling times)

Aly Walansky

EDITORIAL
Aly Walansky has been a contributor at Food Network since 2018, and writes regularly about food news and trends. She has been a food journalist for over twenty years and has covered everything from budget shopping to recipes to culinary travel content for national publications that include the Food Network, but also Southern Living, Food & Wine, Travel & Leisure, The Kitchn and more.

Sarah Copeland

EDITORIAL
Sarah Copeland is an award-winning writer, cookbook author and tastemaker. Formerly the food director at Real Simple, Sarah also works as a contributor for New York Times Cooking. Her recipes have appeared in Food Network Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, Saveur, Food & Wine and Martha Stewart Living. Today she runs Edible Living, a blog dedicated to gardening, fresh foods and foraging.

Dan Churchill

EDITORIAL
Dan Churchill is a health coach, chef, restaurant owner, cookbook author and TV host. He formerly hosted the Genius Kitchen digital series Feast with Friends and co-hosted the Discovery Channel docuseries Surfing the Menu: The Next Generation. Dan is passionate about eating good, having a healthy lifestyle and gluten-free and vegan-friendly recipes. He currently hosts the podcast The Epic Table.

Alejandra Ramos

PROFILES
Alejandra Ramos is a television host, TODAY Show contributor, chef and food writer who is passionate about sharing original recipes and entertaining ideas which are elegant, playful and just a bit decadant. She is the creator of the award-winning blog AlwaysOrderDessert.com. Alejandra lives in New York City with her husband, Eugene Smolenskiy and a little firecracker Shih-Poo named Jojo.

Citrus Crinkle Cookies

Video | 41:43
These soft and chewy cookies are bursting with bright citrus flavor. We created this versatile recipe to highlight whatever citrus fruit you like the best—tart lemon, zesty lime or sweet orange. Add a few drops of food coloring for a vibrant visual cue.

Texas Caviar

Video | 22:46
Jazz up canned beans with this quick recipe that can be a dip, salad topping, taco filling and more. Kelly Senyei will teach us how to make Texas caviar, a bean salad in a tangy-sweet dressing that only gets better as it sits.

Chicken Biryani

Recipe | Courtesy of Maneet Chauhan
Total Time:
5 hours 45 minutes (includes marinating, straining, soaking and standing times)

Skirt Steak vs. Flank Steak: What’s the Difference?

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Learn what sets popular, economical skirt steak and flank steak apart and how to substitute one for the other, plus best recipes for each.

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