In this unpredictable episode of Cutthroat Kitchen, pocketknives and thievery turn this turkey dinner into a not so "Thanksgiving." Then we'll see which chef gets burned when they're forced to make an edible French toast with burnt bread. And finally, one chef gets their hands dirty when they have to make a lobster roll without utensils.
Jeff Mauro serves up his favorite fish and chips meal ... on bread! He visits his favorite fish market for ocean-fresh cod, which he fries in a golden beer batter and serves on slider-sized parker house rolls with fresh and crunchy fennel slaw. Plus, you can't miss his trick for crispy sweet potato fries, the perfect accompaniment.
Ayesha Curry is treating her friends to a girls' night pajama party and switching things up by serving breakfast for dinner, or as she and her husband, Stephen Curry, like to call it, brinner! The party spread includes a Frozen Mint Mocha Frappe Cocktail, Bacon Breakfast Bread Pudding Cups and a Dutch Baby Pancake with Blueberry Orange Compote that's sure to knock the ladies' slippers off. Ayesha also has a simple hack to turn premade cinnamon roll dough into Cinnamon Roll Stuffed Pears with Cinnamon Clove Icing that her guests will love.
Guy Fieri and Joey Fatone team up to create a spicy lobster roll with habanero butter on the garlic bread for an extra kick of heat and slaw for added crunch.
What's the one thing that can turn a good dish into a great dish? It's that special key ingredient that makes all the difference. Alton Brown reveals the surprise ingredient that goes into the best cinnamon roll ever, Alex Guarnaschelli loves sourdough bread made with pickle juice, and Monti Carlo heads to New Orleans for the most unique, irresistible oysters ever.