Bobby Flay takes the classic dishes from his favorite holiday, Thanksgiving, to his favorite place -- the outdoor grill! For this summertime feast, Bobby cooks Cajun Brined Turkey two different ways and serves it alongside Grilled Idaho Potatoes With Crabmeat-Green Onion Dressing, Grilled Crawfish With Tabasco-Tarragon Butter, and an Eggplant Casserole With Red Pepper Pesto and Cajun Breadcrumbs.
Gobble, gobble, it's Turkey Day in the Chopped Kitchen! When the chefs are given gizzards in the first basket, will they feel thankful? The competitors step up their games when everyone's favorite -- pumpkin pie -- shows up in the entree basket. In the end the challenge is to compose some chocolatey desserts as part of the final Thanksgiving offering.
Hosts Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown welcome four memorable kid bakers back to celebrate the abundance of Turkey Day by creating Thanksgiving buttercream boards featuring duos of buttercream, baked items and chocolate-dipped treats. The winning baker will be filled with gratitude when they take home the bountiful $10,000 prize package of baking tools and equipment.
It's the most legendary food holiday ever -- Thanksgiving! -- so Molly Yeh is celebrating with tons of food and a tiny parade on the farm. She makes crispy Fried Turkey Breasts with Cranberry Mayo, Everything Bagel Stuffing, twice-baked Tahini Cinnamon Sweet Potatoes with Toasted Meringue and, for dessert, her melt-in-your-mouth Pistachio Pudding Pie.
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.
It's back to basics on Thanksgiving pot luck parties. There's a foolproof no stress Turkey Roulade, with easy sides; Roasted Vegetables With Simple String Beans and the classics with the volume turned up, Cranberry Conserve and Homemade Gravy. Then for dessert, Gingerbread Cupcakes With Orange Frosting plus a festive table setting by Ina's new stylist Robert Ruffino.
It's turkey time with Food Network. Learn about the turkey's history, and follow these tips for preparation, storage and leftover ideas for the perfect turkey dinner from beginning to end.
The key to getting a moist, flavorful bird is to use traditional Thanksgiving herbs, like parsley, sage, rosemary, bay and thyme, and classic aromatics like onion and garlic.