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Marcela's Family Favorites

Episode | From: Mexican Made Easy
Marcela introduces us to her Tia Marcela, her aunt and namesake, as they share some of their favorite family recipes and stories. From one side of the family we get savory Tuna Stuffed Chiles. From another side, the tradition of grandma's meatballs continues in a hearty Lamb Albondiga Soup. Combining Tia Marcela's recipes as well as her own, Marcela makes a savory Sweet Potato Casserole spiced up with Chipotle. Then Tia Marcela finishes things off with her own recipe for tart and refreshing tequila and grapefruit cocktail called Palomas, as they toast the traditions that brought them here!

Pork and Poblano Soup

Recipe | Courtesy of Kelsey Nixon
Total Time:
1 hour 50 minutes

Dragging Noodles with Beef and Bean Sprouts in Soup

Recipe | Courtesy of Tim Yue
Total Time:
4 hours 50 minutes

Bell Pepper and Tomato Soup

Recipe | Courtesy of Food Network
Total Time:
1 hour

Never Do to Grilled Cheese

Video | 16:07
Chef Eric Greenspan, author of The Great Grilled Cheese Book: Grown-up Recipes for a Childhood Classic, walks you through the do's and don'ts of making grilled cheese sandwiches. Ready thy tomato soup for dunking.

Soups

Episode | From: Ready Jet Cook
Asian cuisine is responsible for some of the world's most popular soup dishes, and nothing is more comforting than a hearty noodle soup. Chef Jet Tila cooks up two dishes that are near and dear to his heart and represent family recipes. He begins with a Quick Beef Pho, where he takes shortcuts to make a flavorful broth in a short amount of time. Next up, Jet poaches thinly sliced pork belly and marinated eggs for this bowl of Japanese Spicy Miso Ramen layered with rich and savory flavors.

One-Pot Wonder

What do Winter Vegetable Soup, Black Pepper Clams, Pot Roast, and Snapper with Braised Fennel have in common? They are the best ever ONE-POT recipes from Alton Brown, Anne Burrell, Melissa d'Arabian and Susan Feniger. These dishes are simple, easy and delicious. And the best part? There's only one dish to clean up!

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