Order up! The Kitchen is serving favorite diner recipes with a side of fries -- Sunny Anderson's Disco Fries, that is! Jeff Mauro makes a classic Patty Melt and shares his secret for creamy coleslaw, and Geoffrey Zakarian whips up the Perfect Lemon Meringue Pie. Learn short-order cook tricks for crispy meatloaf, easy hollandaise sauce and Katie Lee's hash browns in a diner edition of Kitchen Helpline. Finally, Sunny makes everyone feel like kids again with her Peanut Butter and Jelly Milkshake.
The Kitchen is shaking things up with a new-school take on a good old-fashioned recipe swap! Each host shares a dish made in another's signature style, starting with Jeff Mauro's Short Rib Bourguignon Over Creamy Polenta. Sunny Anderson tosses Katie's Big Kale Caesar by Sunny, and Geoffrey Zakarian serves a classic Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Avocado Sandwich. Katie Lee Biegel hits the griddle with her Crunchy Orange French Toast, and Alex Guarnaschelli raises a glass of Pumpkin-Spiced Irish Coffee.
Pop a bottle and put on your stretchy pants because The Kitchen is throwing a bottomless brunch! Sunny Anderson makes a crowd-pleasing Bacon, Egg and Cheese Slider Casserole. Katie Lee Biegel and Geoffrey Zakarian whip up some sweet and savory spreads: Cinnamon-Crunch, Greek-Style and Lemon Curd. The hosts collaborate on a creative Continental Brunch Board, and Alex Guarnaschelli shares her Loaded Home Fries. Finally, Jeff Mauro serves Sheet Pan Swirl Pancakes, and Sunny reveals some coffee hacks.
Jeff Mauro shares all the twists, turns and new takes on the beloved standby -- the hot dog -- and brings out his recipe for Hot Dog Curly Fries with Dippers! From Sunny Anderson's inventive Bulgogi Dog to Katie Lee Biegel's Barkin' Buffalo Dog, the Kitchen hosts have elevated these wieners to winners. Jeff shows off his foolproof Ultimate Cheesy and Spicy Reuben Brats, and there are three takes on pigs in a blanket: Sunny's BK Currywurst Pull-Aparts and guest chef Mary Giuliani's Cacio e Pepe and Carbonara versions. Then Jeff, Sunny and Katie all present new ideas for hot dog toppings in the ultimate celebration of this American classic.
The Kitchen hosts are reinventing their favorite childhood comfort dishes and sharing special memories. Geoffrey Zakarian kicks things off with his mother's Shepherd's Pie. Katie Lee and Sunny Anderson give their childhood snacks a grown-up makeover and get Katie's Apple with Almond Butter Yogurt Dip and Sunny's Bugs on a Log. Jeff Mauro makes Italian Unstuffed Shells, a spin on his aunt's signature dish, and Sunny upgrades fish sticks with her Fried Tuna Sticks with Wasabi Mayo Sauce. Then, Katie shares one of the first desserts she ever learned to make, Cherry Pie, and Jeff makes his favorite Peanut Butter and Chocolate Cereal Treat.
With a spicy, five-ingredient chili, fresh jalapenos and a bit of cool crema, Sunny Anderson's easy French bread pizza is sure to be a hit at any game day party.
Cod is on the menu, and Sunny Anderson has a recipe you can't refuse. Her Coconut Cod is baked in a silky coconut-lime sauce, and served alongside tender Cauliflower in Curry Cream Sauce. Fluffy Saffron Basmati Rice helps soak up the aromatic flavors, and Riesling is just the thing to wash the meal down.
In a BBQ Brawl first, team captains Bobby Flay, Anne Burrell and Sunny Anderson host an unforgettable festival for the locals with a trio of ribs, sides and a whole lotta competition on the menu! The guests get to vote, so the contenders better impress the public if they wanna stay in the game!
Pro and amateur bakers face off during a fruit tart battle, but some find the challenge a tough nut to crack when pistachios are introduced as the surprise ingredient. In round two, host Lorraine Pascale and judges Sunny Anderson and Zac Young see which bakers best combine a variety of mustards with their sweet treats.
The Kitchen's Sunny Anderson and kid chefs Gibson Borelli and Tyler Zager have just one homework assignment: beat Bobby Flay! They'll see to it that either California restaurateur Claud Beltran or first-time dad Brian Santos has what it takes to pass the final exam: a one-on-one showdown with Bobby Flay himself.