Trisha Proves Comfort Food Is the Best Food 49 Photos
No matter if you're craving savory or sweet indulgences, Trisha's no-fail favorites, like this hearty chicken Marsala pasta, will fit the bill every time.
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Episodes
See Episode GuideJust Because Party
Trisha's friend Karri is coming over and they decide to invite some friends over and have a "Just Because" party. They'll be cooking up great party food (Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole, Zucchini Cakes With Herb Sour Cream, Fresh Apple Pie) and having Trisha's signature cocktail, just because!
Get Glam Awards Day
Trisha Yearwood is being honored at the ASCAP awards show and needs a day of eating light get ready! She starts the day with a Peanut Butter and Banana Breakfast Smoothie, then heads to her wardrobe fitting with a snack of Whipped Sweet Potatoes. For a light lunch, she prepares her trainer Billie's Houdini Chicken Salad with Homemade Herbed Crackers. After the awards, Trisha indulges in a decadent Chicken Salad, Avocado and Cheddar Panini and a quick Chocolate Cake in a Mug.
Blue Plate Special
Friend and fellow Okie, Ree Drummond, is coming over to make classic diner food dishes with Trisha. While they cook Chicken Fried Steak, Spinach With Bacon and Onions, Baked Macaroni and Cheese and Chocolate Pie, they share their favorite things about Oklahoma, cowboys and childhood memories of eating blue plate specials with their families.
Cookie Swap
Tis the season for many cookies! Trisha Yearwood is joined by her close friends, Kim and Lisa, for a day of baking and drinking. Today's confections include Gingerbread Cookies, Caramel Candy and Chocolate Pinwheel Cookies. Trisha also makes White Knight Cocktails while they demonstrate inventive and festive ways to up your cookie swap game!
Ugly Christmas Sweater
It's the holidays, and Trisha Yearwood is going all out! She dons her most outrageous Christmas sweater and invites friends to do the same while making a menu of Cranberry Pecan Baked Brie, Fruitcake Cookies, Holiday Deviled Eggs, Pigs in a Wreath and a Festive Punch. Later, her friend Glenda and her husband come over for a joyful rendition of Garth's song, "Ugly Christmas Sweater." Deck the halls, y'all!
Easy Holiday Brunch
Living up to their annual tradition, Trisha invites the band over for brunch to celebrate the holidays together. They feast on Cordelia's Roast Beef, a cheesy Asparagus Casserole, Blanche's addictive Mini Cherry Muffins, and a party-starting Gingerbread Cocktail. And of course, it wouldn't be a band party without a holiday jam session!
Christmas Eve Dinner
Trisha and her sister, Beth, prepare their Christmas Eve dinner of Honey Mustard Glazed Ham, Grits and Greens Casserole and Sauteed Parsnips and Carrots before heading to a candlelight service at church, where Trisha performs a special song. After the service, the pastor and his wife join the family back at the house for a Snappy Pear Crumble for dessert.
Back to Your Roots
Trisha Yearwood and her sister, Beth, are exploring some family history and recipes that go beyond their Southern heritage. The sisters cook their own versions of traditional English, Irish and Scottish recipes while reminiscing about their trip to England and the cool things they learned about their ancestors. Their menu, which has a Southern spin, includes Savory Cheddar, Tomato and Herb Popovers, Cast Iron Roast Beef with Veggies and Sauce, Braised Red Cabbage, Apples and Bacon and, finally, Homemade Raspberry Shortcake.
Southern Basics With a Twist
Trisha's cooking up some classic Southern dishes with a fun, Trisha twist. Her sister, Beth, joins in to help make BPT (Bacon, Jalapeno Pimento Cheese and Fried Green Tomatoes Sandwich), Deviled Eggs With Sour Cream and Bacon and Banana Pudding Cake.
Knockout Dishes
Trisha Yearwood and her sister, Beth, make a hearty Italian feast to refuel after a sisterly sparring session at the boxing gym. On the menu are Penne with Spicy Sausage Sauce, Garlic Bread, and Orange and Almond Biscotti for dessert. Trisha's also mixing up a special cocktail she calls Knockout Punch.
Boxed Lunch
Trisha's mom used to make her dad boxed lunches when we was working on the farm, and now Trisha's doing the same for Garth. She makes a Turkey Meatloaf Sandwich, Gwen's Coleslaw, Mari's Oatmeal Cookies and Pineapple Sweet Tea which she packs up to share with Garth out on the ranch.
Easy Holiday Brunch
Living up to their annual tradition, Trisha invites the band over for brunch to celebrate the holidays together. They feast on Cordelia's Roast Beef, a cheesy Asparagus Casserole, Blanche's addictive Mini Cherry Muffins, and a party-starting Gingerbread Cocktail. And of course, it wouldn't be a band party without a holiday jam session!
Back to Your Roots
Trisha Yearwood and her sister, Beth, are exploring some family history and recipes that go beyond their Southern heritage. The sisters cook their own versions of traditional English, Irish and Scottish recipes while reminiscing about their trip to England and the cool things they learned about their ancestors. Their menu, which has a Southern spin, includes Savory Cheddar, Tomato and Herb Popovers, Cast Iron Roast Beef with Veggies and Sauce, Braised Red Cabbage, Apples and Bacon and, finally, Homemade Raspberry Shortcake.
Trisha's Day Off
Trisha Yearwood takes advantage of a rare day off by cooking up her weekend favorites and hanging out with her dog, Emmy. Her recipes include Praline Cheesecake Bars, Jambalaya and Rice, a Ginger Grapefruit Fizz and an irresistible, chocolate-covered snack called Pandora's Box.
Trisha's Favorite Foods to Gift
Trisha and her close friend, Kim, get together for the classic Southern tradition of making food as gifts. There's Hot Corn Dip to munch on while cooking, then it's on to the gift making! With nostalgic recipes like Margaret's Raisin Bread in a Can, Crockpot Chocolate Candy and Peanut Brittle, a homemade gift can't go wrong!
Lazy Saturday
During the winter months, Trisha Yearwood loves to settle in by the fire and hang with her best gal pals, Beth, Glenda and Julie. She invites her friends over for a cozy weekend and treats them to Easy Cheese Danish, comforting Wild Mushroom Soup with Creme Fraiche, Inside Out Gooey Bacon Grilled Cheese Sandwiches and Carrot Fries. The ladies sip Homemade White Cardamom Hot Chocolate with Chocolate-Covered Marshmallows as Beth knits, Trisha crochets and they all enjoy each other's company.
Trisha's College Roommate Reunion
Trisha's college roommate, Tina, joins Trisha in the kitchen as they make dishes that remind them of their college days. They make Daddy's Biscuits with Tina's Chocolate Gravy, Baby Lima Beans, Chicken Pie and Magic Lemon Meringue Pie while sharing stories and pictures from their days as roomies.
Family Reunion
Trisha's sister and Uncle Wilson pitch in to create some of their favorite barbecue recipes for a family reunion. Trisha cooks up her daddy's Barbecue Chicken recipe while her Uncle Wilson shares with her his famous sweet Grilled Vidalia Onions wrapped in bacon. For dessert, Trisha and her sister bake a delicious Key Lime Cake.
Grandma Knows Best
Trisha shares some of her grandmothers' best-kept secrets in the kitchen. Along with her sister and niece, Trisha prepares some of her grandmothers' best Southern recipes like Grandma Paulk's Chicken and Dumplings, Deviled Eggs and Grandma Yearwood's Coconut Cake with Coconut Lemon glaze.
Trisha's Day Off
Trisha Yearwood takes advantage of a rare day off by cooking up her weekend favorites and hanging out with her dog, Emmy. Her recipes include Praline Cheesecake Bars, Jambalaya and Rice, a Ginger Grapefruit Fizz and an irresistible, chocolate-covered snack called Pandora's Box.
Trisha's Favorite Foods to Gift
Trisha and her close friend, Kim, get together for the classic Southern tradition of making food as gifts. There's Hot Corn Dip to munch on while cooking, then it's on to the gift making! With nostalgic recipes like Margaret's Raisin Bread in a Can, Crockpot Chocolate Candy and Peanut Brittle, a homemade gift can't go wrong!
Lazy Saturday
During the winter months, Trisha Yearwood loves to settle in by the fire and hang with her best gal pals, Beth, Glenda and Julie. She invites her friends over for a cozy weekend and treats them to Easy Cheese Danish, comforting Wild Mushroom Soup with Creme Fraiche, Inside Out Gooey Bacon Grilled Cheese Sandwiches and Carrot Fries. The ladies sip Homemade White Cardamom Hot Chocolate with Chocolate-Covered Marshmallows as Beth knits, Trisha crochets and they all enjoy each other's company.
Naughty or Nice Holiday Party
Trisha Yearwood and her friends are getting dressed up to celebrate the holidays, but have they been naughty or nice? They play up the contrast in everything from their wardrobe to Fallen Angel Cocktails to Trisha's menu of Spicy Meatballs with Sweet Tomato Chutney, a Duo of Naughty and Nice Dips, Deviled Ham Finger Sandwiches and a Spicy or Sweet Dark Chocolate-Filled Angel Food Cupcake Tower. In the end, everyone gathers around to sing a Christmas carol.
Trisha on Ice
Trisha Yearwood and her friend Glenda prepare for ice skating lessons with Nashville's hockey team, the Predators! In exchange for the lessons, they make them Glazed Limoncello Cookies. After hitting the ice, Trisha and Glenda come back to make a hearty meal of Chicken Spinach Lasagna, Prosciutto-Wrapped Breadsticks and Shaved Sweet Tea Ice.
Holiday Cookie Party!
Trisha is joined in the kitchen by her dear friend, Lisa, and her daughters, "T-Bone" and Haley, for a Yearwood tradition, her annual holiday cookie swap. Together they make Sweet Tea for the bakers, then it's on to the cookies. There's bound to be a cookie to please everyone, when Trisha makes Snickerdoodles, Bess London's Pecan Tassies, and lovely Iced Sugar Cookies.
A Romantic Dinner
Trisha's helping her sister, Beth, make a special anniversary dinner for her husband. They make Chicken Saltimbocca, Roasted Vegetables With Balsamic Glaze and Chocolate Orange Cake -- all dishes that look fancy and taste great, but are actually simple to make.
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