Ree Drummond shares some great fast recipes at home on the ranch while the kids shoot the show, and her youngest, Todd, joins the crew. The guys are in high spirits, there's a juicy helping of behind-the-scenes fun, and the food is all quick and delicious. Ree makes an incredibly easy mashup of Broccoli Cheddar Orzotto, super-speedy Italian Meatball Skewers, a Very Berry Mug Cake that's a fruity take on her favorite five-minute marvel and a gorgeous Pineapple Smoothie Bowl that's the perfect start to any day.
With restaurant takeout and delivery at an all-time high, on this trip, Guy Fieri is hosting a virtual Triple-D family reunion and bringing Flavortown to his own kitchen. Guy checks in with four DDD alums via video chat. All the chefs have sent Guy ingredients for their newest signature dishes, and they guide him through four knockout recipes so he can taste the out-of-bounds flavors. For this menu, Guy is cooking up chicken tamales from Arizona, Alabama paella fritters, European dumplings outta Vegas and a Kansas City burnt-end Philly cheesesteak.
The Kitchen is sharing fun, colorful and delicious recipes and ideas to fill the holidays with joy, starting with Katie Lee's Gingerbread Pancakes and Jeff Mauro's festive Christmas Wreath Salad. Katie and Sunny Anderson also share two new hot cocoa ideas for any holiday party. Geoffrey Zakarian makes his Roasted Turkey Breast with Dried Fruits Pan Sauce, and Jeff shares his cheesy Baked Sourdough Brie Boule. Finally, the hosts throw an easy Winter Wonderland Party with a Snow Globe Drink, Meringue Tree centerpiece and a special holiday song.
Chef-mentors Anne Burrell and Jeff Mauro send their recruits on a tropical adventure by playing Legends of the Hidden Coconut. It's a race to please the island gods as the celebs must solve a recipe puzzle and then cook coconut shrimp and a dipping sauce. Then things get fishy in the main dish challenge when the celebs learn how to make seafood curry dishes. While some of the recruits crush the curry game, the two celebs with the worst dishes must compete in the blind elimination challenge.
Giada De Laurentiis invites friends into her kitchen to create their own pasta shapes from scratch and enjoy a pasta party together. In Italy, many families invent their own pasta shapes, but the recipes often aren't written down and are lost over time. Before her friends arrive, Giada makes her family's favorite pastas -- Malloreddus and Pappardelle -- along with good-quality Italian homemade sauces and sides made simply and with inexpensive ingredients. Her guests feast on a menu of Malloreddus with Shrimp and Arugula, Pappardelle with Sausage Ragu and Grilled Endive with Citrus and Pancetta.
This trip, Guy's checking out some tried and true local faves. In Kansas City, Mo., the neighborhood favorite killin' it with their scratch-made standouts like pork hash with black beans. Down the road in Kansas City, right on the Missouri/Kansas border, the former chef to the President of Italy dishing up authentic homemade pastas straight out of the family recipe book. And in Albuquerque, N.M., the southern pride joint situated on Route 66, serving up a smorgasbord of dishes from smoked barbecue chicken to specialty hot dogs.
These dishes are the cherry on top of a perfect meal! Sunny Anderson introduces a new sweet trend while revisiting some of The Kitchen's sweetest recipes. Jeff Mauro travels back in time with a Chocolate Lava Cake, Alex Guarnaschelli makes a showstopping Lemony Baked Alaska with Strawberries and Katie Lee Biegel whips up a dreamy Coconut Tres Leches Cake. Jocelyn Delk Adams visits to make No-Bake Strawberry Cheesecake Bars, Sunny recreates a local favorite -- Easy Raspberry and Strawberry Danishes -- and the hosts sprinkle on some unusual ice cream toppings.
It’s time to wake your taste buds up with an adult menu that is so easy to prepare, it will seem like child’s play. Claire will start off by making a light and fresh chopped asparagus salad. Plus, a skin-on Salmon, broiled to a crispy perfection. Claire partners those plates with a black tie linguini tossed with artichoke hearts and pancetta. Then, Claire makes a decadent, chocolate molten cake. With five ingredients or fewer in each recipe, tune in for a delicious indulgence!
Geoffrey Zakarian shows us how to make Roasted Chicken, and Food Network's Katherine Alford stops by to share the trends for fall. The hosts share their favorite kitchen hacks, and there are two takes on uses for crescent roll dough: Katie Lee's Broccoli Pepperoni Pinwheels and Jeff Mauro's Monkey Bread. Marcela Valladolid shares her Apple Crisp recipe, and learn how to make a fall wreath sure to be the talk of the neighborhood. Plus, flavorful ways to pump up pumpkin seeds and Geoffrey makes a seasonal Mulled Cider.
Geoffrey Zakarian kicks off the show with a braised chicken with caramelized lemons, dates and pine nuts. Then, recipes using the pita and celebrate summer with a strawberry shortcake. Dr. Travis Stork shows us how to cure common summer ailments with food. Plus, three ingredients you have to try, tipsy treats, and a strawberry smash cocktail.
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