Ready? Go! Confidence abounds in the first round when four determined chefs try to get a leg up on the competition through their smoked turkey leg dishes. Then when the chefs are challenged to use beef and chocolate frosting in the entrée round, one competitor makes a big splash, but not intentionally. And after the two finalists present battling banana desserts, it is up to the judges to decide which chef will not survive the third chop.
Sandwich lovers rejoice! Food Network's biggest stars tell where to get the best cheesesteaks, clubs and subs in America. With delectable dishes like Rachael Ray's favorite pork sandwich in Philly, Valerie Bertinelli's cheesiest croque madame in LA and Carla Hall's succulent lamb biscuit in Washington, D.C., this is not one to miss. For the home chef, Bobby Flay shares his delicious lobster roll recipe, Anne Burrell teaches a pulled pork sandwich, and Alex Guarnaschelli roasts the tastiest turkey sandwich.
Ina shares her foolproof formula for the perfect cocktail party. There are canapes -- homemade, store bought and assembled, cocktails with the help of cocktail expert and friend Glenn Laughton from Red Bar and tips on setting up a cocktail bar at home. Then it's time for cocktails in Ask Ina when she answers everyone's cocktail party dilemmas. Recipes include Blinis with Creme Fraiche and Smoked Salmon, Turkey Tea Sandwiches, Grilled Lemon Chicken and an Ina-Tini.
Start the New Year healthy with Katie Lee's Turkey Bolognese with Veggie Noodles and Jeff Mauro's Beet Burger with Citrus Caper Aioli. Then, find out about some lesser-known healthy ingredients, how much you can eat for a healthy 100-calorie snack, and how to prepare some intimidating healthy foods. Plus, Vegan Chef Chloe Coscarelli makes Chocolate Cupcakes with a secret ingredient, Geoffrey Zakarian whips up a Carrot Ginger Sparkler, and the hosts taste-test the latest water trends.
Michael Symon is back and heading to the largest, most thrilling barbecue competition on Earth -- the legendary American Royal World Series of Barbecue. Over 500 BBQ pitmaster teams battle it out in two days for glory, bragging rights and a share of $85,000 in prize money. In addition to the big four categories -- ribs, brisket, chicken and pork -- these pitmasters have the added challenges of turkey and sausage. Plus, there's the largest Kids' BBQ Contest in the world.
This trip Guy's meeting some masters of meat. In Compton, Calif., the Texas-inspired barbecue joint smokin' pork ribs and putting smoked turkey necks in the collard greens. In Denver the beer and pizza joint whipping up a unique bowl of mac 'n cheese and topping pizzas with beer braised brisket. And in Philadelphia a restaurant veteran serving up all kinds of fresh 'cue, from the chopped brisket sandwich to a Vietnamese-inspired pork belly sandwich.
The Neelys are so thankful to be able to share their Thanksgiving menu with you. First, they're making a nontraditional main course, Stuffed Turkey Breast With Sweet Italian Sausage Stuffing. Then, for two sides with a twist, they make wonderful White Cheddar Mashed Potatoes and toothsome Shaved Brussels Sprouts With Bacon and Walnuts. For dessert, it's Pumpkin Cupcakes With Maple Cream Cheese Frosting -- temptingly cute and totally tasty! You'll be "Giving Thanks" for these tantalizing Thanksgiving recipes!
This trip, Guy Fieri's tackling everything from land to sea. In Des Moines, the funky fusion joint serving up unique burritos alongside off-the-chain bulgogi masa fries. Across town in the Beaverdale area of Des Moines, the Southern spot cooking up all the classics, from ribs and red beans and rice to catfish cakes and collards. And in Atlantic City, the husband-wife duo dishing out soul food standouts like turkey chops and pig feet.
This trip, Guy Fieri's tackling everything from land to sea. In Des Moines, Iowa, the funky fusion joint serving up unique burritos alongside off-the-chain bulgogi masa fries. Across town in the Beaverdale area of Des Moines, the Southern spot cooking up all the classics, from ribs and red beans and rice to catfish cakes and collards. And in Atlantic City, the husband-wife duo dishing out soul food standouts like turkey chops and pig feet.