The Kitchen is embracing down home country cooking, starting with Katie Lee's Low Country Seafood Boil and Geoffrey Zakarian's Summer Succotash. The hosts make easy DIY hostess gifts with Southern flair and learn new tricks from old tools. The Pioneer Woman's Ree Drummond stops by to make her Blueberry Cobbler, and Geoffrey mixes up a Southern Peach Julep while the gang jams with The Flying Fingers jug band!
The Kitchen is kicking off the New Year with a fresh start. The hosts are talking new food trends for 2015 with Food Network's Katherine Alford. Favorite recipes get lightened up, Jeff cooks up a delicious Veggie Lasagna and the gang shares portion control tips. Plus, powered up post workout snacks, Geoffrey creates the perfect Pavlova dessert and a refreshing cucumber cocktail and apps that will keep you healthy.
Start off the New Year healthy with help from The Kitchen, as Jeff Mauro shares his recipe for a lightened-up Stuffed Mushroom Lasagna and Katie Lee makes her delicious Cauliflower Fried Rice. Learn about the new healthy trends that are sweeping the nation, including a new vegetable toast. Then, the Pass the Burrito Bowl is jam-packed with healthy and delicious ingredients before the gang finishes with a guilt-free Superfood Milkshake.
Fire up the grill for a delicious Alabama White Sauce Chicken recipe and then see how to doctor up store-bought barbecue sauce. Geoffrey Zakarian shows how to grill a lobster and Katie Lee has a colorful quinoa side salad. Plus, tips to set up the perfect barbecue buffet, grill trends, answers to your most common grill questions, and a Tequila Sunrise.
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Upgrade Your BBQ Sauce
How to Keep Party Spritzers Cool
The hosts of The Kitchen are getting ready for the big game with a ton of ideas for throwing the ultimate football party. Throughout the show a football stadium out of food will be constructed while Geoffrey Zakarian makes the best game day chili, Sunny mixes a delicious pitcher of cocktails, Katie bakes the ultimate dip, Jeff constructs the perfect sandwich and you can't have a party without something sweet, so Marcela bakes a delicious sweet pie.
The hosts of The Kitchen are getting ready for the big game with a ton of ideas for throwing the ultimate football party. Throughout the show a football stadium out of food will be constructed while Geoffrey Zakarian makes the best game day chili, Sunny mixes a delicious pitcher of cocktails, Katie bakes the ultimate dip, Jeff constructs the perfect sandwich and you can't have a party without something sweet, so Marcela bakes a delicious sweet pie.
The Kitchen is serving up handheld bites perfect for a tailgate or any outdoor party! Geoffrey Zakarian's Spiked Lemon Iced Tea is the perfect pairing for Alex Guarnaschelli's Deviled Chicken Wings and Katie Lee Biegel's Bacon Bow Tie Crackers and Herb Dip. Then, Jeff Mauro has dessert covered with buttery, delicious Carmelitas, and guest Tony Shalhoub from CNN's "Breaking Bread" shares the recipe for his Spinach Fatayer.
The Kitchen crew sends summer out with a delicious bang by serving an epic outdoor party menu! Geoffrey Zakarian grills a mammoth Cowboy Steak with Roasted Shallots and Watercress Salad, Sunny Anderson brings the cheese with her Easy Chipotle Cheeseburger Dip, Jeff Mauro shakes up an over-the-top Ginger Mint Highball and Katie Lee Biegel cuts into a crowd-pleasing Peach Slab Pie.
The Kitchen throws an epic backyard barbecue! Sunny Anderson sears a juicy Skirt Steak with Cowgirl Butter, which Geoffrey Zakarian pairs with a Grilled Summer Ratatouille. Then, Katie Lee Biegel prepares a sweet and spicy Pepper Jelly Baked Beans, the crew serves up cookout favorites and Chef Eric Adjepong shares a Senegalese Burger with Yassa Onion Jam and the scoop on "Alex vs America!"
This episode is all about the freshest fruits and vegetables of the summer season. Jeff kicks us off with a Grecian Grilled Chicken Salad. The kitchen crew shares five unexpected uses for soy sauce. Marcela conquers Jicama and cooks up delicious Flank Steak Stuffed Jicama Tacos. Plus, a salad edition of Tool Take Down helps you decide which gadgets are good for your greens and fruits.