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Guy Cooks the Games: GGG Winning Teams
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Guy's Grocery Games
Hunter Fieri turns the tables on his dad, Guy, when he challenges him to watch and cook along to a fan-favorite, action-packed GGG episode. But Guy doesn't have to compete alone -- Chef Michael Voltaggio drops by to join Guy in their own winning team. In round one, they have to shop Guy's own kitchen to make a surf 'n' turf dish. Then a surprise twist in round two may give Guy the last laugh.
Paliani's Restaurant
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Restaurant: Impossible
Chef Robert Irvine travels to Burton, Mich., where he's on a mission to rescue a single mom, Marina, and her restaurant, Paliani's, from demise. Paliani's has a kitchen in disarray, a dining room that's a disgusting mess, and an owner who doesn't realize her own role in its downfall. Robert needs to use every penny of the $10,000 budget and every second of the two-day deadline to help turn Paliani's into Burton's new hot spot!
Chicago Street Food
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Sandwich King
Taking a walk down memory lane, Jeff and his dad visit Jim's Original, home of the classic bone-in pork chop sandwich. Jeff then returns to the kitchen to show off his own Pork Loin Sandwich with pickled fresnos and caramelized onions. And nothing says Chicago street food like a Fish Dog: Jeff's frying up his cod into strips and layering it on a hotdog bun with a homemade tartar sauce. It's all washed town with Italian Lemonade.
Post-Grad Eats
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The Pioneer Woman
Ree Drummond is cooking dishes inspired by her daughter Paige, who's graduating college soon and out working calves with Ladd. There's a fabulous Street Corn Skillet that's extra delicious with Tomato Avocado Salad. Then, Ree takes shortcuts with one-pan Ravioli and Meatball Soup and whips up trendy Spicy Ginger Chili Noodles. Finally, to hit the sweet spot, there's a No-Bake Raspberry Cheesecake. It's dad-and-daughter time outdoors and perfect post-grad eats in the kitchen.
Ghoulish Gatsby
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Trisha's Southern Kitchen
With Halloween right around the corner, Trisha Yearwood gets decked out in her best Roaring Twenties look and gets help from her friend, Glenda, to decorate for guests arriving in style to their Ghoulish Gatsby Party. In the kitchen, she and Glenda prepare a whimsical menu that includes a Festive Fruit Gelatin Mold, decadent and crunchy Fried Olives, Shrimp Cocktail with Dipping Sauces and Spider Web Deviled Eggs. They also mix up an elegant Apple Champagne Cocktail for toasting.
Best. Burger. Ever.
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Best. Ever.
Americans love hamburgers, and you'll love the best-ever burgers we discovered at restaurants across the country. In Atlanta, a double cheeseburger is so exclusive that only a few dozen are served each night and in the most talked about burger in New York is sandwiched between something usually found in soup. There's a burger served on a bed of freshly-cut fries and topped with everything but the kitchen sink, a cheeseburger stuffed with cheese that melts right out of the patty and burgers that will make you forget they don't have beef. They're the Food Network's best ever burgers.
Delivery: DDD OGs
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Guy's Grocery Games
Three Diners, Drive-ins and Dives chefs with experience in Flavortown Market are playing grocery games in their own joints! Guy and Hunter Fieri send them a big box of GGG Delivery groceries perfect for a fried feast, but they can only use the items that fit in a tiny tote bag. Then the chefs must make a classic takeout dish using the whammy ingredient and unusual kitchen gadget that appear on Guy's giant dice. The chef with the highest combined score after two rounds gets a shot at winning up to $20,000 on the GGG Money Wheel.
From Italy With Love
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Sandwich King
Jeff Mauro stops in to see his friends at Conte de Savioa, in the heart of Chicago's Little Italy, to learn the secret of making fresh mozzarella and gain a few other insights for his Italian sandwich fest back home. Once in his own kitchen, Jeff takes some of the creamy fresh cheese he helped make and puts it first on an Italian cold-cut sub and then atop the classic sausage and peppers hero. And even your sweet tooth gets a little relief with Jeff's fun and creative take on the Italian favorite dessert, the cannoli.
The Ick Factor
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Worst Cooks in America
The kitchen can be a scary place, but the recruits must learn to face their fears in boot camp. First, they're forced to expand their palates with some unusual ingredients in a Cake Walk-inspired game that proves to be anything but a cakewalk. Then, the recruits get up close and personal with some creatures of the sea, harvesting ink to make fresh squid ink pasta under the watchful eyes of chefs Anne Burrell and Robert Irvine. The brave recruits who conquer their fears will continue on in boot camp, but those who struggle are doomed to head home.
Celeb Heroes vs Villains: Real Worst Cooks of Boot Camp
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Worst Cooks in America
Heroes and villains from reality TV are trading drama for kitchen chaos, and chefs Jeff Mauro and Antonia Lofaso are on a mission to transform these infamous stars into competent cooks! To kick things off, Jeff and Antonia need to assess the culinary carnage, so they ask the recruits to whip up their go-to dinner party dish -- whether it's a hit or a miss. Then, in the main dish challenge, it's sink or swim as they butcher a whole fish and replicate an elegant seafood dish. The recruits who show potential will move on, while the rest sail off into the sunset.
