Trisha Yearwood is looking back at her adventures outside her home kitchen, like when she made Taco-Stuffed Potato Skins in a food truck for a construction crew from Habitat for Humanity! She made Mushroom, Asparagus and Pea Risotto after visiting a farm, enjoyed S'mores Fondue while glamping in the backyard and took His and Hers Turkey Meatloaf Sandwiches out to the ranch for lunch with Garth.
Today, Trisha is cooking straight up comfort food to welcome her friend Wendy Williams to the South. What better way to introduce her friend to Southern cooking than by having her help out in the kitchen? Trisha will be teaching Wendy how to make her Ribbon Meatloaf, Creamed Style Corn and decadent Banana Pudding. Trisha's even created a special Cherry Ginger Julep just for Wendy.
We flipped, whisked, stirred and ladled to find the best utensil sets for every kitchen. Shop the best utensil sets from brands like OXO, Caraway, Our Place and more based on testing by Food Network's shopping experts.
Learn about this popular kitchen appliance, how it works and the different types of steam ovens. Plus, discover the benefits of cooking in a steam oven, what you should cook in it and what you should avoid.
In the latest addition of "Alton Brown Cooks Live" class on Food Network Kitchen, the chef breaks down his quirky cooking methods when stuffing a fish, using only pantry items as he's tied to his wife, Elizabeth.
Mirabelle, a legendary restaurant on Hollywood's Sunset Strip, has just completed a renovation and is looking for an executive chef to complete their new vision. Chef Anne Burrell brings in four candidates who are tasked with using the scraps of high-end ingredients and in creating a new identity for the Mirabelle menu. The final two chefs face the ultimate test of running the kitchen for a night: One chef battles nerves, while the other must course correct to fix consistency issues.
Everyone goes hog wild in the Chopped Kitchen as the chefs take on a pork-themed competition. The first basket threatens to contain too much of a good thing, and a beautiful cut of heritage-breed pork is juxtaposed with a questionable canned product in the entree round, sending the chefs in some creative directions with their dishes. While they would have welcomed bacon in round three, the finalists must make use of more unusual porky items in their desserts.
The pastry experts battling it out in the Chopped Kitchen are excited to learn that they'll be making candy, cake and ice cream in this all-desserts challenge. They face three rounds of chocolate, but an unwelcome, squirmy invader in the first basket threatens to dampen their enthusiasm. Round two has the chefs making ambitious baking plans that must include hummus, and some savory finds in the final basket challenge the remaining competitors to strike a flavor balance or risk being chopped.
In this episode of Cutthroat Kitchen, we take it back to the classics. As the chefs battle to make the most be"wich"ing sandwich, things get switched up when two chefs are forced to swap their baskets! Then, sharing is anything but caring in the fiery barbecue round when two chefs have to share their cook time. Finally, the competition gets s'more heat when one chef adds s'more fuel to the flame when they force their opponent to build their own campfire.
Four new chefs are thrown into the mix and find out fast what the Chopped kitchen is really like! When they feast their eyes on a hearty sandwich in the first basket, can they transform it into dainty, delicious appetizers? In the second round, the chefs must make creative, beautiful entrees with weird soda and quail. Finally, inside the last basket is duck bacon, which sounds like a dreamy ingredient, but putting it to great use in dessert may prove difficult.