A Food Network Star must be able to teach home viewers how to prepare great meals. In the Mentor Challenge, Alton Brown challenges the finalists to teach him a recipe. Then for the Star Challenge, the finalists must create a video demonstrating one of their own dishes for the home viewer. What they don't know is that Chef Alex Guarnaschelli will be playing along, trying to make the dish. After Alex is revealed to the finalists, she helps the Selection Committee decide who will be sent home.
Bobby Flay is coming out with his very own Bobby Flay Fit cookbook! He's sharing a few of his favorite quick, light and healthy brunch recipes that don't lose on flavor. Starting off the day right is a Moroccan Scramble with Turkey Merguez, Roasted Chickpeas and Avocado, followed by a tasty take on Peanut Butter and Jelly Cream of Wheat. To finish off the meal is a hydrating an Orangeade with Carrot Juice Floater complemented by a lean Kale Salad with Ham Quiche Croutons.
When it comes to a dynamite dinner - tick, tick, tick, boom! Big Daddy knows how to get it done! He starts this blast of a meal off with some Grilled Chicken Chops with Roasted Garlic and Chive Puree. Next up, a Leek and Pancetta Hash that's so big on flavor it practically explodes in your mouth. To finish this dinner is a Sweet Corn Spoonbread that will quickly become your favorite go-to recipe. Why make an ordinary dinner when it can be dynamite?
Red Hots Coney Island diner in Highland Park, Mich., has been in Richard's family for 94 years, and while the chili recipe is still the same, changes to the neighborhood and economy have the business facing disaster. The floors are crumbling, the kitchen is a disaster and a void in desserts on the menu has customers taking their business elsewhere. With only 36 hours to revive Red Hots, renovation expert Ty Pennington and Chef Amanda Freitag attempt to bring this diner back to its retro roots.