The Kitchen hosts share favorite recipes that keep the house smelling yummy all weekend long. Alex Guarnaschelli starts things low and slow with her comforting Pork Osso Buco. Sunny Anderson takes on Easy D.I.Y. Garlic Powder, while Katie Lee Biegel puts her spin on her hubby's Homemade Hot Sauce. Jeff Mauro reveals how to make homemade pasta with his Butternut Squash and Leek Agnolotti with Sage and Walnut Brown Butter Sauce. Geoffrey Zakarian makes a cozy Almond Orange Cake, perfect with a cup of coffee.
The Kitchen co-hosts cook up easy weeknight dinners the whole family will love. Katie Lee Biegel takes on Meatless Monday with a Warm Roasted Fall Vegetable Pasta Salad. Jeff Mauro leads Taco Tuesday with Al Pastor-Style Slow Cooker Tacos. Geoffrey Zakarian whips up Crispy Pork-Rind Breaded Chicken for Wednesday and Alex Guarnaschelli takes us into Thursday with Sweet Potato and Turkey Shepherd's Pie. Then, Sunny Anderson finishes the week with her Easy Hot & Sour Soup with Steamed Dumplings for Freezer Friday.
The Kitchen co-hosts make a summery steakhouse menu to celebrate Father's Day! Jeff Mauro and Geoffrey Zakarian make an epic surf 'n' turf with Jeff's Chicago Steakhouse Peppercorn-Crusted Filet and GZ's Crab au Poivre. Sunny Anderson lightens up the steakhouse with her Green Goddess Twice Baked Potatoes, and Katie Lee Biegel makes her greatest salad yet: Barbeque Bacon Wedge Salad with Grilled Corn. Alex Guarnaschelli whips up a luscious and bright Frozen Strawberry Pie, and the co-hosts share their favorite summer wines.
The Kitchen is all about indulgent treats, over-the-top sweets and food made for the 'gram. Katie Lee Biegel makes a hearty Turkey and Fall Vegetable Pot Pie, while Geoffrey Zakarian and Alex Guarnaschelli mix up two fall-inspired drinks: Havana Cider and Mulled White Wine. Jeff Mauro cooks a rich and creamy Classic Fettuccine Alfredo, and Sunny Anderson shares her perfected Easy OG Sugar Donuts. Plus, the Kitchen co-hosts take on another game of "Is That a Thing?!: Fall Treats Edition."
The Kitchen takes summer parties to the next level with amazing entertaining tips and winning recipes, including Sunny Anderson's Classic Barbecue Chicken and three easy sundae sauces for the best Fourth of July dessert bar. Katherine Alford of Food Network Kitchens joins to answer all of your summer party questions, and chef and restaurateur Melba Wilson throws the ultimate summer party with a crab boil. Plus, Geoffrey Zakarian does a Mojito Makeover and we mashup two favorite games into the ultimate crowd-pleaser -- backyard water slide bowling!
Katie Lee takes us home to West Virginia, making the ultimate comfort food -- her Fried Chicken. Learn the dos and don'ts for deep frying and Southern-style tricks to save time and effort in the kitchen. Sunny Anderson makes a comforting side of Easy Baked Sweet Corn and Katie whips up a Sweet Tea Cocktail. Lazarus Lynch from the digital series 'Son of a Southern Chef' stops by to make a crowd-pleasing 'Bama Chocolate Mousse, and the hosts give their verdict on fried, decadent foods.
The Kitchen is serving up the perfect drink and app pairings from around the world! Things kick off in Spain with Alex Guarnaschelli's Fresh Raspberry and Coconut Water Sangria paired with Geoffrey Zakarian's Albondigas. Then, India is in the spotlight for Jeff Mauro's Chai White Russian with Cinnamon Gold Foam and Sunny Anderson's Easy Peasy Party Samosas. France is the inspiration for Katie Lee Biegel's viral Charcuterie Chips and Geoffrey's French Gimlet. Plus, the hosts share details about the new season of Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking.
The Kitchen is celebrating favorite flavors and recipes with help from viewers, starting with Jeff Mauro's Viewers' Choice Chili and Sunny Anderson's Easy Smothered French Onion Chicken Thighs. Comedian Michelle Collins learns how to make traditional Hungarian-Style Stuffed Cabbage from Geoffrey Zakarian, and Katie Lee makes a crew favorite, Thanksgiving Pot Pie. The hosts answer Helpline questions about chicken and tackle a round of Tool Takedown. Then, Sunny makes an Easy Baked and Loaded Pancake with a Lemon Maple Glaze, and Geoffrey serves up Branzino with Polenta, Wild Mushroom and Watercress. Katie Lee creates a new pizza crust using chickpeas, and food blogger Kim Lange joins the gang to make her viral recipe for Apple Fritter Bread. Finally, the hosts share four ways to make a popular dessert, Hot Chocolate Floats.
The final three finalists become four again when a previously eliminated competitor re-enters the competition thanks to a win on FoodNetwork.com's Star Salvation. With the help of eliminated finalists to serve as sous chefs, the final four must cook for their lives to determine which three will get a chance to shoot their own pilot. Former Food Network Star winners Tregaye Fraser and Jason Smith help determine which three finalists will move on to shoot pilots directed by Food Network's Sunny Anderson, Duff Goldman and Robert Irvine.
The semi-finals are here, and the Easter Bunny needs a day off! Host Sunny Anderson challenges the four remaining bakers to make it the most memorable day off with a gigantic Easter sundae. In order to earn their spot in the finale, the bakers send judges Stephanie Boswell and Zac Young into a wonderland of flavor with a whimsical Easter tea party to remember. One baker will melt under the pressure, while the final three will move on to battle it out for the bunny money in the grand finale.