Molly Yeh treats her girlfriends to her favorite brunch dishes after a night out in Grand Forks. There's Mini Quiches with Peas and Bacon, Garlicky Lemony Kale and a Dark Chocolate Scone Loaf with Marzipan for a sweet treat. Finally, Molly makes a refreshing Fresh Mint Iced Coffee for a morning pick-me-up.
It's time for Molly Yeh's baby shower and there's quite a crowd to feed! Molly keeps it simple-but-delicious with her Potato, Sausage and Broccoli Frittata and Herby Salad with Burrata. Next, there's a Baby Shower Bubbly Bar so everyone can toast with or without booze. For a sweet finish, Molly's made Mini Rosewater Trifles with Cardamom Cream and Golden Milk Lattes that double as a hostess gift.
Molly Yeh is cooking for a Norwegian dinner celebration on the farm, starting with party-worthy Lefse Hot Dogs with Fennel Slaw and colorful Open Face Salmon and Avocado Sandwiches. She makes crispy Paprika Fries with Dill Mayo as a side, and for dessert, there's a stunning Norwegian Wreath Cake.
Molly Yeh is putting together a Midwest-Italian inspired feast for Nick's new brass ensemble, The
Northern Plains! She's making sausage forward Spaghetti and Juicy Lucy Meatballs, Charred Broccolini on creamy Homemade Ricotta, and a lively, bright Marinated Bean Salad. For dessert, there are buttery Italian Bakery Cookies sandwiched with raspberry jam and dipped in chocolate with sprinkles.
Ree Drummond has money-saving ideas for transforming random cuts of beef into four delicious dishes. She's turning stew beef into Slow Cooker Sunday Stew and serving it with fabulous Buttery Parsley Lemon Noodles, then bottom round steak is unbeatable in a Teriyaki Beef Stir Fry for lunch. Good ol' ground beef is used as a filling in amazing Meat Pies, then last but not least, a slab of top round London broil stars in a stunning Grilled Beef Salad.
It's a busy day on the ranch for Ree Drummond as she fills her freezer with breakfast favorites and makes breakfast for the guys out working cattle. Her to-make list includes Freezer Breakfast Paninis and Very Berry Croissants, which are easy to heat and eat down the line. Herbalicious Breakfast Casserole is an awesome make-ahead dish, and her Frozen Yogurt Bark is part treat, part sweet.
Ladd and his father, Chuck, are out feeding cattle on the ranch, sharing stories about the old days and looking forward to a slap-up cowboy spread prepared by Ree Drummond. She's mixing up a fabulous PW Steak Rub to sprinkle over juicy Breakfast Steaks, then on the side there's cheesy Breakfast Grits with bacon and spicy jalapenos. There's also a pan of sticky sweetness in the form of Ree's mom's classic Apple Dumplings.
It's the tale of three prairie breakfasts as Ree Drummond welcomes the morning at the Drummond ranch. She makes a pairing of Savory Breakfast Kabobs and Sweet Breakfast Kabobs with Shortcut Doughnut Holes and Honey Yogurt Dipping Sauce for the hungry cattle workers. Her Pancake Pockets are a filling grab-and-go breakfast for the boys, and an Egg In a Hole Sandwich is portable, over-the-top and perfect for the head of the family.
Ree Drummond is gathering her friends for a New Year brunch featuring a menu of revamped favorites. In a fun twist on a classic, she makes everyone a Baked Bagel Egg-in-a-Hole topped with smoked salmon and more. There are Awesome Roasted Tomatoes with a fabulous herb drizzle and cute Waffle Pops, and everyone toasts with glorious Sunrise Mimosas.
Ree Drummond is in her kitchen sharing four of her favorite ways to start the day. First, she's preparing marvelous make-ahead and portable Tex-Mex Egg Muffins and stunning Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes that are perfect for a brunch party. Next, there's fabulous Breakfast Grits Bowls to ensure you rise and shine, and a quick Peach Breakfast Mug Cake is a delicious wake up call.
The six candidates continue their training, enrolling in Chicken Guy! University to master all aspects of the menu and how to create it in the kitchen. Day 1 of training is exhausting and emotional. Guy Fieri checks in, and candidate Phil reveals that he needs to leave for one day to save his job at home. Guy allows it, but Phil's sudden departure and the stakes of the competition take an emotional toll on everyone. The other candidates question Phil's choice to leave, and he returns to infighting and harsh confrontational words before the final Chicken Guy! University challenge. They each have five minutes to work the line solo and prepare three full meals to be judged for accuracy and taste. The culinary challenge threatens to push the candidates to their breaking point and stand in the way of their graduation from Chicken Guy! University.
It's fun in the sun as three all-star chefs take Guy Fieri's battle to their backyards for two rounds of burger games. First, Guy and his son Hunter determine which mandatory ingredients will be used in the competitors' burgers by throwing basketballs into hoops. Then a dart throw determines the second round burger ingredients, but the Package of Pain and Envelope of Opportunity may sway the competition.
Guy Fieri has invited four top sandwich makers to Flavortown to see who can deliver under the pressure. First, Guy tasks the chefs with making their signature sandwich using only six pounds of ingredients. Next, Guy asks them to make an outside-the-box sandwich using some twisted bread and cheese substitutes that force the judges to make a tough decision. The surprise ending will go down as a first in GGG history!
Kids take on Flavortown after Guy Fieri invites four bite-sized chefs to play two huge games. He even brings his son Ryder to help out with the festivities. First, Guy asks the kids to make their signature dish using size-appropriate shopping carts. Then, the kids are asked to make their weekend treat using a list decided by Guy's eldest son Hunter. In the end, the culinary kid who out-cooks the others will get a chance to shop Flavortown for up to $20,000.
Guy Fieri brings four comfort food experts to Flavortown to compete in games that will push them out of their comfort zone. First, the chefs must make their signature dish while incorporating a list of mandatory ingredients. Then, they must prepare an elevated comfort classic using a mystery canned ingredient. Finally, the remaining chefs make a regional comfort dish on a tight budget to earn a shopping spree worth up to $20,000.
Pigs are flying in Flavortown as four chefs put their swine-dining skills to the test making Guy Fieri's pork-inspired dishes. First, the chefs must shop for ingredients with some not-so-big, piggy-faced backpacks. Then, they have to pick key ingredients using Guy's unpredictable deck of cards. Finally, Guy breaks the piggy bank and challenges the chefs to make dinner on a $20 budget. In the end, one chef will send the others squealing all the way home and win a shopping spree worth up to $20,000.
Four professional pizza makers rise to the occasion in three pizza-themed Grocery Games that determine who gets to take home all the dough. Guy Fieri challenges the chefs to shop for the ingredients in their signature pizza using only a mini pizza box. Then, they must deliver personal pizzas without any of the conventional ingredients -- not even pizza dough! Finally, Guy's Pizza Wheel forces the remaining chefs to make loaded pizza using unconventional cheeses and wacky toppings. The pie professional that comes out on top will get to roll through Flavortown Market on a $20,000 shopping spree.
Some of the best world cuisine isn't prepared in restaurants -- it's served in homes! Guy Fieri and his son Hunter invite three food-obsessed home cooks to share the international flavors they grew up on, starting with their signature global dish. Of course, they also have to include all-American products from the market's sample tables. Then, in round two, they have to re-create the big bold flavors of their own world comfort food using only ingredients that fit in their tiny shopping bag. The winning cooks earns $10,000 and a return invitation to Flavortown.
Boot camp becomes a beachside resort, and chefs Anne Burrell and Cliff Crooks ask the recruits to explore some iconic summer dishes and ingredients. To start, the teams face off in a head-to-head relay race to make a beach picnic basket, and they're tasked with making crab cakes with a sauce and salad. In the main dish challenge, the chefs fire up the grill and have the recruits cook grilled fish dinners. It's smooth sailing for some, but the recruit with the least successful dish must sail off into the sunset.
Guy Fieri's reeling in all kinds of standout seafood! There's a restaurant-market in Vancouver that's combining sustainability with killer cooking including their bouillabaisse and salmon fish and chips. Next, a local fresh-catch institution in Kauai, Hawaii, is putting out prime-time poke and amazing ahi. Finally, a raw bar in Chico, California, is cooking up Asian flavors with their Thai steamer specialty and their unique spin a Korean classic.
Money is no object for the four competing chefs as Guy Fieri declares it's High-Roller Night in Flavortown. First, Guy turns the GGG classic budget battle on its head by demanding the chefs spend over $60 when making their signature high-end dinner. Then, he makes a list of top-shelf items for the chefs to use when making their decadent dish. Finally, the chef who can make a whole dinner with nothing but high-cost ingredients will be dubbed Flavortown's Biggest Spender and go on to shop the aisles for up to $20,000.
Some of the best world cuisine isn't prepared in restaurants -- it's served in homes! Guy Fieri and his son Hunter invite three food-obsessed home cooks to share the international flavors they grew up on, starting with their signature global dish. Of course, they also have to include all-American products from the market's sample tables. Then, in round two, they have to re-create the big bold flavors of their own world comfort food using only ingredients that fit in their tiny shopping bag. The winning cooks earns $10,000 and a return invitation to Flavortown.
Boot camp becomes a beachside resort, and chefs Anne Burrell and Cliff Crooks ask the recruits to explore some iconic summer dishes and ingredients. To start, the teams face off in a head-to-head relay race to make a beach picnic basket, and they're tasked with making crab cakes with a sauce and salad. In the main dish challenge, the chefs fire up the grill and have the recruits cook grilled fish dinners. It's smooth sailing for some, but the recruit with the least successful dish must sail off into the sunset.
Guy Fieri's reeling in all kinds of standout seafood! There's a restaurant-market in Vancouver that's combining sustainability with killer cooking including their bouillabaisse and salmon fish and chips. Next, a local fresh-catch institution in Kauai, Hawaii, is putting out prime-time poke and amazing ahi. Finally, a raw bar in Chico, California, is cooking up Asian flavors with their Thai steamer specialty and their unique spin a Korean classic.
Money is no object for the four competing chefs as Guy Fieri declares it's High-Roller Night in Flavortown. First, Guy turns the GGG classic budget battle on its head by demanding the chefs spend over $60 when making their signature high-end dinner. Then, he makes a list of top-shelf items for the chefs to use when making their decadent dish. Finally, the chef who can make a whole dinner with nothing but high-cost ingredients will be dubbed Flavortown's Biggest Spender and go on to shop the aisles for up to $20,000.
When the holiday season arrives in Vermont, snow caps the green mountains and powdered sugar falls like snowflakes in Gesine Prado's kitchen. To celebrate the season, Gesine hosts a gingerbread house-making party for her friends, and the menu is equally festive. She bakes Pistachio Cinnamon Stars and Gingerbread Cookies in cheerful shapes, and she sets out Sugared Spicy Almonds for snacking. Gesine's centerpiece is a Chocolate Yule Log with a Gingerbread Ax Topper that knocks her guests off their feet.
It's Gesine Prado's turn to host her knitting club's monthly get-together. The ladies will be showing up hungry, so Gesine stitches together a menu of small appetizers and simple finger foods including Cheese Puffs and Steak Hand Pies. For dessert, she makes a beautiful Charlotte Royale Ice Cream Cake along with Homemade Caramels.
