Ree Drummond is keeping it saucy with five store-bought stars in four delicious dishes. First, pesto is in the spotlight in cute Pesto Egg Pockets, and chimichurri and aioli take center stage in Grilled Chimichurri Shrimp Wraps. Then, cheese sauce brings Cheesesteak Burgers to the next level, and enchilada sauce is a wonderful shortcut in a Tex-Mex Skillet.
Ree Drummond and her sister, Betsy, are making over her Mercantile store and fixing up the menu with some new favorite dishes. There's Crunchy French Toast, the breakfast time star, and an incredibly easy, no-cook Heirloom Tomato Salad that's a must have. Then, the Smokie Okie is a fabulous fried chicken BLT sandwich, and Ree's showstopping Strawberry Cake is the top dessert in the deli.
Sweet summer produce is the star of this dish, thanks to the creamy corn sauce and herby Fresno chile topping. Serve with pan-seared store-bought gnocchi for an easy, full-flavored vegetarian meal.
Chef Antonia Lofaso and Guy Fieri's son Hunter pull a prank on Guy by turning this all-star competition into a full-on EGG episode -- even though Guy hates eggs! First, the all-star chefs get 15 minutes to make an egg dish Guy would actually eat. They get points based on how many bites, if any, Guy takes of each dish. Then the chefs must use specialty eggs and nine other ingredients to make an upscale egg dish. The chef that whips up the highest score gets the choice of a money-making shopping spree or a jumbo check hidden behind the store's sliding doors!
Six all-star chefs are still in the running for the title of GGG Greatest of All Time and the $70,000 prize. Guy Fieri surprises the competitors with double wheels that pick their dish and game at random. First, they must make a vegetarian dinner while observing the express lane's strict ingredient limit. In the sudden death elimination round, the bottom two chefs must make their best noodle dish using only ingredients from the even aisles of the store.
The fireworks are flying as four chefs compete in Guy Fieri's Summer Games for once-in-a-lifetime shopping spree. First, the chefs are asked to make an all-American meal featuring varied items from the store's star-spangled sample tables. Next, the chefs "roll" their way to Guy's arcade where they pick a protein for their seafood spectacular. Finally, the last two chefs tee off for must-have ingredients for a summer family favorite dish.
Guy Fieri invites three unforgettable foodies with big online followings to team up with their favorite all-star chefs in a high-energy Flavortown competition. First, the teams must prove they're masters of digital communication by planning a classic food duo over their smartphones that features a grocery list of mandatory ingredients. Then, the final two pairs of teammates each shop their half of the store to make a dinner party plate, which could win one team up to $20,000.
Guy Fieri discovers his son Hunter and Chef Antonia Lofaso are holding an unannounced all-star chef competition in Flavortown featuring his least favorite food: eggs! He gets roped into playing "Will Guy Eat It?" as the chefs score points based on how many bites of dishes featuring eggs they can get Guy to eat. Then, the chefs try to entice Guy and the judges with ostrich eggs and ingredients from the least desirable sections of the store. The "egg-citement" never ends as one chef will have a chance to win $20,000.
The three finalists must conquer Guy Fieri's most extreme aisle games, starting with aisle auction. The chefs outbid each other for exclusive shopping rights to three of the most essential store aisles before they can make their spicy guilty pleasure. The chef with the least successful dish will be eliminated, and the final two all-stars go head-to-head to see who can make the best 10-item winner's dinner after shopping for one ingredient per aisle. The victorious chef wins the tournament trophy, a generous gift in their name for No Kid Hungry and shop Flavortown Market for up to $35,000
It's week two of GGG’s greatest tournament, and the six remaining all-star chefs must take on Guy Fieri's most twisted budget games. The chefs form teams of two to make an impressive weeknight dinner for four on a $25 budget. To make things worse, Guy makes each teammate shop a separate half of the store. The team that wins best dish splits the $10,000 prize, but the bottom team members must compete head-to-head in the checkout round. The chef who makes the best $20 seafood dinner using only frozen ingredients moves on, while their former teammate is eliminated.