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Friendsgiving Feast

Episode | From: The Kitchen

The Kitchen hosts a star-studded Friendsgiving feast with Food Network friends Ree Drummond, Eddie Jackson and Trisha Yearwood. The star of the meal is Sunny Anderson's 'Sunny, Who Pecanned My Bird' Bird. Ree shares her recipe for Homemade Green Bean Casserole, Eddie makes his 'Dressed Up' Mac and Cheese, and Trisha serves up a Lemon Pecan Slab Pie. The hosts then add festive flare to the table with beautiful and edible Thanksgiving centerpieces. Finally, Geoffrey Zakarian makes a Gobble Gobble Punch and our Friendsgiving guests reveal their most shocking Turkey Day confessions.

Thanksgiving Cocktail Party

Episode | From: Big Daddy's House

Gobble, Gobblely, Goodness! It's Thanksgiving and Big Daddy has done the impossible, he's turned traditional staples into appetizer-sized delicacies, cutting his cooking time by half! First, he's making crunchy Stuffed Turkey Egg Rolls with Gravy Dipping Sauce. Then, he's mixing up a light batter for his crunchy Tempura Fried String Beans with Cranberry Dipping Sauce. Finally, Big Daddy packs a whole lot of flavor into cute puff pastries with his Mini Sweet Potato Pies with Whipped Cinnamon Cream Cheese. These "Thanksgiving Show" recipes are sure to be a hit at your next cocktail party!

Gobbling Good

Episode | From: Big Daddy's House

It's Thanksgiving in the McCargo household, and Big Daddy's making everything "Gobbling Good!" He starts with a tasty appetizer you won't be able to put down, Mini Quiche with Thanksgiving Stuffing. Then, it's his interpretation on how to serve up the bird, Sweet and Savory Turkey Paninis. Next, it's a medley that'll make you sing, Roasted Corn and Brussels Sprout Succotash. Finally, a Spiked Apple Cider Cocktail that'll keep you warm until well after winter's end. There is plenty to be thankful this season, including this "Gobbling Good" meal!

After Hours Revisits Thanksgiving, Moms and Sitcom Moms

Episode | From: Chopped After Hours

After hours, the Chopped judges leave their comfy seats to take over the stoves and demonstrate how brilliantly a basket can be transformed. Leftover Thanksgiving turkey becomes moist finger food and Latin American cuisine in a stunning round one, despite the presence of some angry birds. Round two brings out the mother in Marc Murphy, who makes quick work of carrot baby food and offers wine bottles to the competition as they speedily plate. The final sitcom-themed showdown boasts nostalgia-inducing flavors and unheard-of combos that may well become future staples.

After Hours Revisits Thanksgiving, Moms and Sitcom Moms

Episode | From: Chopped After Hours

Pump Up the Joy

Episode | From: The Kitchen

The Kitchen is sharing fun, colorful and delicious recipes and ideas to fill the holidays with joy, starting with Katie Lee's Gingerbread Pancakes and Jeff Mauro's festive Christmas Wreath Salad. Katie and Sunny Anderson also share two new hot cocoa ideas for any holiday party. Geoffrey Zakarian makes his Roasted Turkey Breast with Dried Fruits Pan Sauce, and Jeff shares his cheesy Baked Sourdough Brie Boule. Finally, the hosts throw an easy Winter Wonderland Party with a Snow Globe Drink, Meringue Tree centerpiece and a special holiday song.

Turkey Day Temptations: Thanksgiving Desserts

Episode | From: Sweet Dreams

Nothing complements turkey and stuffing better than classic, delicious desserts. Apple Ribbon Pie; Cranberry Walnut Crumb Cakes.

Basics: Turkey - Guest: Rick Rodgers

Episode | From: Cooking Live

PERFECT ROAST TURKEY WITH BEST EVER GRAVY, BREAD STUFFING 101, VARIATIONS ON STUFFING 101: GIBLET STUFFING, SAUSAGE AND APPLE STUFFING, WILD RICE, DRIED CHERRY , AND ALMOND STUFFING, CRANBERRY PIE

Zakary Pelaccio

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Chef and restaurateur Zakary Pelaccio once confessed to a friend: “I never want to cook the same thing twice.” This should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with his inventive, ever-changing cuisine. Drawing on a globe-spanning array of influences, Pelaccio’s food defies categorization. Pelaccio first turned heads in 2005 when he opened Fatty Crab, his Malaysian-inspired West Village hot spot. Why Malaysia? He’d gone there for a visit, stayed for a year and half, and “fell hard for lip-scalding chiles, unbelievably funky fermented condiments, and freshly made coconut milk”—ingredients that were given star turns in dishes like short rib rendang and his signature chili crab. After over a decade of thrilling critics and customers alike, Fatty Crab closed its doors in 2016.By 2011, Pelaccio's curiosity and ambitions were driving him on to the next big thing. He and his wife, chef and alchemist Jori Jayne Emde, swapped New York City apartment living for a barn in the woods upstate. Along with Jori, partner Patrick Milling Smith, and co-chef Kevin Pomplun, Pelaccio developed Fish & Game, a restaurant housed in a renovated 19th-century building in Hudson, New York. The uber-local ingredients—including produce and animals raised on the restaurateurs' own land—and smart blend of Americana with international technique (he makes kimchi out of rhubarb) have earned Pelaccio a collection of laurels: Fish & Game has been a James Beard Foundation Awards finalist every year since it opened, and Pelaccio won James Beard's Best Chef in the Northeast in 2016.Pelaccio's signature? Whether it's his roast turkey with a spicy twist or Swiss chard with (surprise!) clams, expect strong, surprising flavors that creatively complement good ingredients without overwhelming them. Zakary Restaurant:Fish & Game Hudson (Hudson, NY)Zakary's Book:Eat with Your Hands (2012)