Chef Eddie Jackson and NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport huddle up with chefs Nick Shipp and Natalie Blake as they try to get Bobby Flay to fumble.

Bobby Flay tries not to get dunked on by basketball legend Amar'e Stoudemire and Katie Lee Biegel; chefs Michael O'Halloran and Alex Stickland go for the upset win.

Captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson lead their teams as they build a multi-component BBQ feast using only vertical fire, suspended proteins, open flames and zero safety nets.

Award-winning chefs break down delectable and inspiring dishes that are worth the hype, the money and, perhaps, a road trip; chefs reveal the results, delivering insight and intel that can't be found anywhere else.

Chef Eddie Jackson and NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport huddle up with chefs Nick Shipp and Natalie Blake as they try to get Bobby Flay to fumble.

Bobby Flay tries not to get dunked on by basketball legend Amar'e Stoudemire and Katie Lee Biegel; chefs Michael O'Halloran and Alex Stickland go for the upset win.

The Brawlers craft the ultimate halftime BBQ spread, but the game isn't over; the teams face a major shake-up as captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson make tough choices; three Brawlers are safe, and the rest are on the trading block.

Things get personal when two people who know Bobby Flay better than anyone try to beat their boss.

Ego Nwodim tag-teams with Bobby Flay's pal, chef Michael Symon; chefs Brandon Baltzley and Bill Crites must think on the fly if they want to walk out with a win.

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Tyler Florence takes the teams to Lake Charles, La., where they plunder one another's trucks for a challenge judged by foodie pirates; thousands of customers swarm the trucks, stressing one team to implosion and propelling another to new heights.

Tyler Florence brings the teams into Biloxi, Miss., where they hope to rack up some big sales; however, none of them are prepared for the backlash when they get accused of price gouging.

The Brawlers craft the ultimate halftime BBQ spread, but the game isn't over; the teams face a major shake-up as captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson make tough choices; three Brawlers are safe, and the rest are on the trading block.

Captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson lead their teams as they build a multi-component BBQ feast using only vertical fire, suspended proteins, open flames and zero safety nets.

Ramsay tries to turn the food, service and staff around at failing Ventura Harbor, Calif., restaurant Greek at the Harbor.

Ramsay helps a Denver pizzeria owner who believes he makes the best pizza in town despite taste test results proving otherwise.

When a New Jersey couple's 6-month-old gastropub is in jeopardy due to their fiery head chef and dysfunctional menu, Gordon Ramsay offers his expertise and works to transform it into a successful business.

Gordon helps Chris establish fundamental systems and boundaries at Simmer Down Cafe.

In round one, the chefs figure out if anyone has a clue what to do with emu. The competitors find a savory cake in the entrée basket. A really weird soda and an ice cream machine battle make for an enthralling dessert round.

The chefs tempt fate when they are given the risky option to switch out their ingredients, and everyone is shocked when one competitor decides to keep a strange one; a turn of events leaves a chef with an ingredient nobody sees coming.

Four more culinary gamblers have high hopes as they arrive for a preliminary battle of the tournament; the chefs unanimously agree to give one appetizer ingredient the boot and debate using an odd cotton candy creation in the entrée.

Four new, bold chefs compete in a preliminary battle, and a super sweet ingredient in the first basket proves to be problematic; the entrée basket reveals a cured piece of seafood that doesn't seem like a piece of cake.

With a spot in the tournament's finale at stake, four chefs open their first basket to find an ingredient called goat water; a squirmy sea creature in the second basket doesn't seem like a keeper, but a risky switch could land something worse.

The champs open up the finale appetizer basket and come eye-to-eye with a shocking ingredient; champagne in the dessert basket foreshadows the celebration that lies ahead for one of the competitors.

The nine remaining chefs must choose their weapons and hit their targets to earn high-value ingredients. In a relay-style cook, each team creates one cohesive dish built around a showstopping basket, and the losing team is sent to a brutal Gauntlet.

To locate their baskets, the chefs must navigate the dense jungle using only a compass, where every wrong turn costs valuable time. In round one, each chef is pushed to define their point of view, creating a dish that reflects creativity and independence.

America's 50th state knows how to cook up a good time and the fryer is a hot commodity in the appetizer round, creating dilemmas for the chefs who didn't get there first; fish and seaweed in the entrée basket keep the island vibes going strong.

Ted is in charge of the baskets; in the first round, he challenges the chefs with a wildly unusual product in a tube and his favorite snack of all time; the final basket includes an exotic extract and an Italian dessert that Ted can never pass up.

To locate their baskets, the chefs must navigate the dense jungle using only a compass, where every wrong turn costs valuable time. In round one, each chef is pushed to define their point of view, creating a dish that reflects creativity and independence.

America's 50th state knows how to cook up a good time and the fryer is a hot commodity in the appetizer round, creating dilemmas for the chefs who didn't get there first; fish and seaweed in the entrée basket keep the island vibes going strong.

Ted is in charge of the baskets; in the first round, he challenges the chefs with a wildly unusual product in a tube and his favorite snack of all time; the final basket includes an exotic extract and an Italian dessert that Ted can never pass up.

The nine remaining chefs must choose their weapons and hit their targets to earn high-value ingredients. In a relay-style cook, each team creates one cohesive dish built around a showstopping basket, and the losing team is sent to a brutal Gauntlet.

Laila Ali welcomes four feuding chefs to settle their grudges; Adam Sobel seeks to humiliate Matt Jennings for accidentally ruining Adam's dish at an event.

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Sharing some tips, tricks and no-fail recipes for Thanksgiving, including pimento cheese pepper poppers, coffee chili-rubbed turkey tenderloin with red eye BBQ sauce and pommes aligot.

The Kitchen stirs up weeknight favorite recipes, like Geoffrey Zakarian's Mediterranean steak and potatoes; Jeff Mauro steps up classic red sauce with a one-pot super easy fusilli; Gaby Dalkin takes over taco night with a taco skillet bake.

The Kitchen hosts share recipes to take greenmarket ingredients from the farm stand to the table; they make Spicy Chicken Eggplant Boats, Roasted Carrots with Carrot Top Pesto and Spinach and Swiss Chard Stew with Coconut Curry Greens and Lentils.

After midnight, Eric Adjepong invites top chefs to bring $5,000 of their own money, and play his culinary card game. Eric deals out the dish, time allotted and mandatory ingredients, but it's each chef's secret wildcard that makes or breaks the game.

Chefs Maneet Chauhan and Tiffani Faison need their boldest dishes and savviest strategies to stop Chris Oh's hot streak.

Host Eric Adjepong challenges Asian American legends Jet Tila, Dale Talde, and Nini Nguyen in a raucous, irreverent, late-night culinary street fight where the winner could go home with $15,000 and bragging rights over their peers.

Eric Adjepong hosts a night of winner-takes-all culinary poker as Maneet Chauhan returns to defend her winning title against Mei Lin and Aaron Sanchez; the knives are sharpened, the heat is on, and only one legendary chef will walk away with $30,000.

Guy Fieri invites four superfans to Flavortown Market for a night of twisted games and shenanigans; for the first round, Guy serves up a whole grocery list of games for the chefs to play while they cook up their signature dishes.

Guy Fieri invites three spice experts to prove how heated things can get, but all the chile peppers are out of stock; the round one winner receives an automatic $10,000 before taking on an all-star judge in the ultimate spicy showdown.

Guy Fieri discovers Hunter and Antonia Lofaso holding an all-star competition featuring his least favorite food; the chefs try to get Guy to take bites of egg-heavy dishes for points and entice the judges with meals made from unpopular ingredients.

Guy Fieri welcomes back former GGG winners who use their meatless dishes to show the meat eaters how it's done; they make a dish without any carts before shopping each aisle to make a 10-item winner's dinner.

Guy Fieri invites all-star chefs Maneet Chauhan, Christian Petroni, Adam Sobel and Stephanie Izard for a pizza showdown; the pie makers must serve up a pizzeria combo plate using only the grocery items they can carry on a pizza paddle.

Four spice-obsessed chefs are bringing the heat in a spicy competition; the chefs make a hometown spicy dish; Guy Fieri challenges the competitors to create an upscale spicy dinner.

Four sports-loving chefs gear up for some tailgating, Flavortown-style.

Three food-loving winners who have already proven they can cook like pros are back for the title of Host with the Most; Guy Fieri challenges them to show that they can make championship game day bites without taking a bite out of their wallets.

Going to the grocery store could be worth $20,000 for one chef in each episode of this competition series; four chefs compete in three elimination challenges testing their culinary skills as they make their way through the store's aisles; each challenge features a theme -- such as using only items from frozen foods -- and is judged by a rotating list of guest judges who determine which contestant is eliminated; the chef who makes it through all three challenges then has two minutes to go through the aisles collecting items on a shopping list. Each item on the list is worth $2,000 and if the chef gets every item, the $20,000 grand prize is awarded; popular Food Network personality Guy Fieri hosts the competition.

Host Terry Crews randomly selects over 50 of the 100 home cooks to compete in five challenges, such as best noodle dish, rotisserie chicken battle, and a blind taste test; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni decide which cooks are going home.

Going to the grocery store could be worth $20,000 for one chef in each episode of this competition series; four chefs compete in three elimination challenges testing their culinary skills as they make their way through the store's aisles; each challenge features a theme -- such as using only items from frozen foods -- and is judged by a rotating list of guest judges who determine which contestant is eliminated; the chef who makes it through all three challenges then has two minutes to go through the aisles collecting items on a shopping list. Each item on the list is worth $2,000 and if the chef gets every item, the $20,000 grand prize is awarded; popular Food Network personality Guy Fieri hosts the competition.

Host Terry Crews randomly selects over 50 of the 100 home cooks to compete in five challenges, such as best noodle dish, rotisserie chicken battle, and a blind taste test; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni decide which cooks are going home.

Three food-loving winners who have already proven they can cook like pros are back for the title of Host with the Most; Guy Fieri challenges them to show that they can make championship game day bites without taking a bite out of their wallets.

In honor of legendary chef and prankster Carl "The Cuban" Ruiz, Guy Fieri invites Carl's all-star friends to Flavortown Market for a night of epic food and twisted pranks; the chefs prepare a spicy appetizer and an even spicier entrée.

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The beloved BBQ games are back and better than ever; this year, captains Bobby Flay, Anne Burrell and Sunny Anderson lead their teams in a classic relay for the coveted PIG-asus trophy before a "Gold Rush"-inspired treasure hunt.

Bobby Flay, Anne Burrell and Sunny Anderson deliver dishes that are well known to San Francisco.

To locate their baskets, the chefs must navigate the dense jungle using only a compass, where every wrong turn costs valuable time. In round one, each chef is pushed to define their point of view, creating a dish that reflects creativity and independence.

Competitors race to turn mystery ingredients into three-course meals; the competition is all about skill, speed and ingenuity.

Native American chefs who revere indigenous culinary traditions compete in a first-of-its-kind battle; every basket is packed with ingredients known and loved in native communities, like sumac and whitefish for the first round.

Host Terry Crews randomly selects over 50 of the 100 home cooks to compete in five challenges, such as best noodle dish, rotisserie chicken battle, and a blind taste test; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni decide which cooks are going home.

Iron Chef Jose Garces keeps Bobby Flay's Titans on their toes in three rounds of flavor-packed cooking; using his unmatched strategy, Jose shocks Brooke Williamson with his Round 3 ingredients, but Brooke won't trot away from the challenge.

Chef Shirley Chung has a bone to pick with Bobby Flay's Titans, especially her former roommate, Brooke Williamson; while Shirley's intimate knowledge could lead to their downfall, Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian's judging keeps everyone on their toes.

Chef Michelle Wallace feels like the underdog against Bobby Flay's Titans, but she's here to prove her down-home Southern flavors can compete with anyone to win $25,000; Katie Lee Biegel, star of "The Kitchen," determines the winner.

Actress Jane Krakowski teams up with Chef Michael Symon to steal Bobby Flay's spotlight; they bring in no-nonsense chefs Attila Bollok from Los Angeles and Matthew Spinner from Cleveland to give Bobby an early curtain call.

News anchor Don Lemon and Chef Alex Guarnaschelli have news: Bobby is going down.

Chef Richard Blais recruits TV personality Laura Vitale to try to knock Bobby Flay down a peg or two; they enlist the help of global food enthusiasts chef Reza Setayesh and chef Andy Gaynor to make Bobby's world spin.

Ana Gasteyer and chef Josh Capon try to take Bobby down; chefs Sarah Cloyd and Danny Brown are looking to humor themselves with a win.

Chef Alex Guarnaschelli and fashion designer Randy Fenoli are saying yes to chefs Ana Hernandez and Frank Bonanno's dishes.

Actor and comedian Aasif Mandvi and chef Alex Guarnaschelli join forces with chefs Diane Lam and Surbhi Sahni to test Bobby Flay's abilities and teach him one more A-word: the agony of defeat.

Surf's up, but Bobby Flay's going down when Jet Tila and Jesse Palmer lead a summertime jam with chefs Demetrius Brown and Pablo Lamon.

Michael Voltaggio and Christian Petroni choose chefs Lanny Chin and Wendy Zeng to tackle a tricky star ingredient in hopes of defeating Bobby Flay.

Bobby Flay faces Voltaggio, Williamson, Urbina and Vigneron in cooking challenge.

Carla Hall and Sean Evans team up with chefs Chris Binotto and Darian Hernandez to challenge Bobby Flay to a food battle.

Nadia Caterina Munno, aka The Pasta Queen, holds court with Christian Petroni and their loyal subjects, chefs Kelsey Murphy and Michael Reed, to dub Bobby Flay a loser.

Eddie Jackson and Gigi Hadid give Bobby Flay fashion advice; chefs Maya Erickson and Jason Smith prove they're pastry pros.

Chef Ramsay visits the Burger Kitchen in Los Angeles in hope of revamping the menu and reviving the establishment.

Tempers flair as Ramsay tries to transform Los Angeles's Burger Kitchen into a profitable eatery.

Nadia Caterina Munno, aka The Pasta Queen, holds court with Christian Petroni and their loyal subjects, chefs Kelsey Murphy and Michael Reed, to dub Bobby Flay a loser.

Eddie Jackson and Gigi Hadid give Bobby Flay fashion advice; chefs Maya Erickson and Jason Smith prove they're pastry pros.

Chef Ramsay visits the Burger Kitchen in Los Angeles in hope of revamping the menu and reviving the establishment.

Tempers flair as Ramsay tries to transform Los Angeles's Burger Kitchen into a profitable eatery.

Bobby Flay faces Voltaggio, Williamson, Urbina and Vigneron in cooking challenge.

Carla Hall and Sean Evans team up with chefs Chris Binotto and Darian Hernandez to challenge Bobby Flay to a food battle.

Actress Nicole Ari Parker teams up with Sunny Anderson to take down Bobby Flay; husband-and-wife chefs Julio Lazzarini and Jennifer Behm-Lazzarini have to battle one another for a shot at Bobby.

Chefs Claire Robinson and Scott Conant bring in meat masters Max Hosey and Ash Fulk to take down Bobby Flay; the competition heats up when Scott reveals his obsession with the winning contender's signature dish.

The Wellness Hour: Dr. Alvarez explores how Nuvia delivers a beautiful new smile in just 24 hours.

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Guy Fieri continues the first-round battles with four more intense sudden death matchups as Nini Nguyen faces off against Joe Sasto; in the final battle of the night, the second mystery culinary icon is revealed to take on qualifier winner Katsuji Tanabe.

Guy Fieri welcomes four chefs who've won virtually every Food Network competition; after a dual one-on-one pork dish battle, the final two chefs face off in a culinary confrontation to make the best Champion's Dinner to win $15,000.

Chef Antonia Lofaso gives four of Guy Fieri's superfans the chance to cook their favorite chef's recipes on his home turf, but Guy and Antonia don't go easy on the fans, serving up twisted games like a burger recipe with blanked-out instructions.

Four returning winners vie for the title of Ultimate Guy's Grocery Games Champ; the chefs compete in a pair of one-on-one matches featuring the game Wild Cards; two chefs enter a culinary showdown and determine their final dish using fridge magnets.

The bases are loaded and so is the food as four chefs try to hit a culinary home-run; Guy Fieri spins the food wheels to determine what two stadium classics the chefs must mash up before they take on a VIP dish using only what fits in a helmet.

Guy Fieri welcomes three chefs who won in the past to take on each other in a non-stop noodle event; the winner gets a shot at turning their prize money into $20,000 if they can beat a GGG judge in a noodle cook-off.

A family pizza-making tradition; griot, snapper and octopus; a spin on street food from around the world.

Guy visits a butchery for loaded burgers and scratch-made corn dogs; a multi-generational diner makes mile-high meatloaf and an apple pie French toast; a 1700s inn turned gastropub serves a tomato twist on burgers and a funky spin on disco fries.

Guy is joined by Justin Warner at an authentic Vietnamese spot in Orlando; Guy visits a not-your-typical burger joint in Palm Springs, Calif.; in Temecula, Calif., Guy visits a smokin' barbecue stop where they're even putting their 'cue into lasagna.

Mick Fleetwood's joint serves the rocker's mom's favorite chicken; a Hawaiian-Thai food truck stuffs their wings and fries their ribs; in Palm Springs, a hot dog spot goes meatless with their chili dog; a twist on chicken and waffles.

In Norfolk, a two-for-one spot where a butcher stacks sandwiches by day and a chef fires up ramen and sticky wings at night; a German-Swiss joint in the middle of Maui, Hawaii serves rouladen and old-fashioned apple strudel.

In Los Angeles, a late-night spot serves breakfast with a twist, like drunken French toast; in Columbus, Ohio, a funky joint serves creative combos like brisket on corn cakes; in Phoenix, a barbecue stop smokes up prime rib and pork belly dumplings.

In Chicago, a saucy spot mashes up Latin and Asian with a unique paella and posole; a comfort food joint in Seattle fires things up with Nashville hot chicken; a place in Kona, Hawaii, mixes island and mainland with guava ribs and tropical pizza.

On this trip, Guy Fieri grabs a fistful of righteous hand-held toppings starting with a kolach café in Salt Lake City cooking up their Czech specialties with some sweetness and comfort.

Hearty helpings of comfort include a soul food spot dishing out Southern seafood and killer fried chicken in Atlanta.

Grub infused with international flavors; a spot in Wilmington, Del., puts Thai into sausage and Cuban into sandwiches; in Kauai, there's a Tiki joint cooking up Hawaiian flair; a Lebanese place in San Diego is serving authentic specialties.

A Southwest-Middle Eastern quick stop slinging the shawarma and salmon souvlaki in Santa Fe; a funky joint serving up outrageous Scandinavian specialties in Kansas City; in El Paso, a tortilla factory turning out top-notch tamales and tostadas.

Guy Fieri's diving into all kinds of 'cue on this trip; in Ottawa, Canada, a funky chicken joint cranking the rotisserie; in Burlington, Vt., a place smokin' their wings; Texas-style spot in Richmond, Va.

In Logan, Utah, a joint serving Louisiana specialties like blackened chicken pasta and a marrow butter burger; in Portland, Oregon, a place putting a vegan spin on Israeli flavors; in Denver, a pizza eatery all about Detroit-style pies.

Guy Fieri digs into both meat and sweet, starting in Sioux Falls, S.D., where a market-butcher eatery is serving a culinary extravaganza; in Fargo, N.D., a bakery café makes sticky pecan rolls and a savory French pastry dish.

Guy Fieri dives into unordinary recipes, starting in Palm Beach, Fla., where a hidden restaurant serves up seafood and chow-chow; a funky Filipino joint in Hawaii fires up its spin on pigs' feet.

Guy Fieri's going globe-trotting for gangster grub while staying stateside; he's getting a taste of lights-out lasagna Bolognese in Naples, FL.; a fresh take on shrimp and grits in Tallahassee, FL.; the bomb-braised chashu pork buns in Chicago.

Guy Fieri's kicking it Cajun, Asian, and more, starting at a Los Gatos, CA, eatery with their gangster gumbo. Then, a sushi spot in Riviera Beach, FL, is plating the-bomb basil shrimp, and a joint in Sacramento, CA, is firing up big-deal brisket ramen.

Guy Fieri is sampling fresh takes on traditional dishes, starting with carnitas ramen in Austin, Texas; a funky joint in Cincinnati, Ohio, is plating pulled pork poutine.

Award-winning chefs break down delectable and inspiring dishes that are worth the hype, the money and, perhaps, a road trip; chefs reveal the results, delivering insight and intel that can't be found anywhere else.

Guy Fieri's getting stuffed and sandwiched; in Los Angeles, a taco truck goes big with the birria; in Bend, Ore., it's Polish-palooza with lights-out pierogies; in Milford, Ohio, an elevated diner is spicing up its chicken sandwich.

Guy Fieri dives into a meaty smorgasbord, starting with a funky Nashville joint that serves a skyscraper burger; in New Smyrna Beach, Fla., a chef cooks up real deal gnocchi, and an out-of-this-world spot goes huge with a monster pork chop.

Guy Fieri's kicking it Cajun, Asian, and more, starting at a Los Gatos, CA, eatery with their gangster gumbo. Then, a sushi spot in Riviera Beach, FL, is plating the-bomb basil shrimp, and a joint in Sacramento, CA, is firing up big-deal brisket ramen.

Guy Fieri is sampling fresh takes on traditional dishes, starting with carnitas ramen in Austin, Texas; a funky joint in Cincinnati, Ohio, is plating pulled pork poutine.

Award-winning chefs break down delectable and inspiring dishes that are worth the hype, the money and, perhaps, a road trip; chefs reveal the results, delivering insight and intel that can't be found anywhere else.

Guy Fieri's getting stuffed and sandwiched; in Los Angeles, a taco truck goes big with the birria; in Bend, Ore., it's Polish-palooza with lights-out pierogies; in Milford, Ohio, an elevated diner is spicing up its chicken sandwich.

Guy Fieri dives into a meaty smorgasbord, starting with a funky Nashville joint that serves a skyscraper burger; in New Smyrna Beach, Fla., a chef cooks up real deal gnocchi, and an out-of-this-world spot goes huge with a monster pork chop.

Guy Fieri dives into unordinary recipes, starting in Palm Beach, Fla., where a hidden restaurant serves up seafood and chow-chow; a funky Filipino joint in Hawaii fires up its spin on pigs' feet.

Guy Fieri's going globe-trotting for gangster grub while staying stateside; he's getting a taste of lights-out lasagna Bolognese in Naples, FL.; a fresh take on shrimp and grits in Tallahassee, FL.; the bomb-braised chashu pork buns in Chicago.

Noah Cappe takes off to the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, where the flavors are just as sky-high as the balloons.

Noah Cappe tackles doughy delights at the state fair of Texas in Dallas, starting with the Dallas Hot, then the latest take on the classic carnival corn dog.

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Molly Yeh and her husband, Nick, are going to a potluck dinner, and Molly's bringing some of her favorite Midwestern dishes with a twist, like her beautiful eight-layer salad loaded with sweet squash and farro.

Nick's building their own bowling lane, and they're inviting friends over to play and enjoy Molly's super sloppy joes, crave-worthy sweet potato waffle fry nachos and crunchy snap pea popcorn salad.

Molly Yeh organizes a puppet circus on the farm, and she makes lots of tasty food for the occasion; roasted butternut squash shells & cheese, flaky oyster cracker crusted fish sticks, and mint clown cones for dessert.

Molly Yeh hosts a Middle Eastern-inspired brunch; she makes falafel waffles with creamy lemon yogurt slaw, a scallion-marinated labneh balls board and chocolate rose buns; Molly crafts a sweet and bubbly peachy basil marzipan soda.

Croissant French toast with maple whipped cream and blackberry syrup; grilled chicken and strawberry salad wrap; Pawhuska cheesesteaks and apple peanut butter delight.

Ree prepares breakfast burritos packed with an all-in-one spicy meat-and-egg scramble for Ladd to share with the cowboys; braised brisket and vegetables; twice-baked sweet potatoes; chocolate slab ice cream sandwiches.

For breakfast, Ree whips up chilaquiles, a Mexican breakfast with Osage County style; Ree's lunch is Speedy Teriyaki Salmon, and she makes a fast steak sheet pan supper before wrapping things up with Midnight Toast.

Ree Drummond puts bread in the spotlight, starting with Pimento Cheese Biscuits and Sweet Spicy Butter; Ree makes Garlic Flatbreads from scratch and turns breadcrumbs into a coating for Breaded Mozzarella; she finishes with easy Yeasted White Bread.

The hosts put their spins on the hottest trends in the food world; Katie Lee Biegel busts out the air fryer to make her summer fish fry; Alex Guarnaschelli jumps on the plant-based meal trend with cheesy, stuffed portobello mushroom burgers.

The kitchen is bringing back old-school favorites with tasty updates, including beef stroganoff with egg noodles, chicken Kiev with peas and carrots and stuffed cabbage rolls; the hosts chat about the new season of "Alex vs America!"

Chef Jet Tila spotlights two beloved Thai dishes: Red Curry with Beef and a classic Thai Basil Chicken topped with a runny fried egg. He explains curry varieties, basil selection, and authentic techniques that bring Thailand's bold flavors home.

Nick DiGiovanni creates home-cooked meals packed with flavor.

Food Network chefs like Antonia Lofaso and Andrew Zimmern rank 10 of America's most crave-worthy pies; expect hot takes, expert insight, and passionate opinions on what makes a truly great pizza, from wood-fired classics to a square Detroit-style pie.

Award-winning chefs break down delectable and inspiring dishes that are worth the hype, the money and, perhaps, a road trip; chefs reveal the results, delivering insight and intel that can't be found anywhere else.

Award-winning chefs break down delectable and inspiring dishes that are worth the hype, the money and, perhaps, a road trip; chefs reveal the results, delivering insight and intel that can't be found anywhere else.

Guy Fieri cruises the States to check out some Far-East flavors; in Seattle, a funky chicken spot puts an Asian spin on poultry; a family-run gem dishes out righteous Thai specialties on the Big Island of Hawaii.

An Alameda, Calif., joint cooks Nashville hot-style chicken and puts a gourmet twist on a burger; in Lansing, Mich., chicken is served French-style at a funky pizza-pasta place; a Kona, Hawaii, spot blends Southern comfort with island flair.

In Smyrna, Ga., a doctor-turned-chef fires up amazing Asian from righteous ramen to Korean wings.

Guy Fieri is on the road to grab some serious sandwiches; in Austin, a rock-n-roll brunch bar adds a funky touch to meatloaf and a Monte Cristo; a Texas joint puts some '90s hip-hop into its stacked-up specialties.

In Santa Fe, N.M., a culinary pub serves lights-out lamb neck and tamales; in Kansas City, Mo., a funky tapas joint dishes out duck tongue tacos and braised pork jowl; in El Paso, Texas, a deli makes pupusas and fries from chickpeas.

A Boston beer joint uses beer in its crust and tops it with taco fixings; a hard-rock hangout in Santa Fe, N.M., serves up carne asada pizza; a funky spot in Reno, Nev., gives new meaning to apple pie.

Guy goes from incredible Italian to sensational seafood; wood-fired pizza; crab cake cioppino and crab-spinach risotto; Vanilla Ice at a pirate-inspired joint serving up Brazilian and Caribbean seafood specialties.

Flavors from all over the world; a Middle Eastern smorgasbord serving standout samosas and chicken kebab; funky spot turning out real-deal Mexican tortas; Indonesian specialties.

Guy finds clean eats in Sioux Falls, S.D., a 25-ingredient meatloaf in Fairbanks, Alaska, and Midwest mashups in Moorhead, Minn.

Guy Fieri rolls into a tucked-away panini paradise in Chehalis, Wash.; a Korean spot in Brentwood, Tenn., gets spicy with its chicken and bulgogi; in Houston, a barbecue joint throws Tex-Mex into the mix with brisket tacos and jalapeño sausage.

In Bend, Ore., a bagel shop is loading up pastrami; a Venezuelan spot in Salt Lake City is making amazing arepas; a Nashville joint is putting their twist on Jamaican specialties.

Guy Fieri is digging into all kinds of Italian; in Santa Barbara, Calif., Dennis Miller's riding shotgun for prime pizza; in Las Vegas, a vegan joint puts its spin on an Italian sandwich; a funky pizzeria stuffs chicken parm into stromboli.

Guy Fieri digs into delicious dumplings and traditional beef noodle soup in Dallas; a funky spot in Naples, FL, embraces fare like gator sausage and frog legs; a Chicago joint serves up lights-out mojo pork with plantains.

Guy Fieri is diving into texture and flavor; a BBQ bistro in Sherman Oaks is cooking the brisket noodles; a Cincinnati diner is plating top-notch chili crunch chicken nuggets; a spot in Austin is serving up a primo pasta margarita.

Guy Fieri tries standout seafood at an old ice cream shop in Tybee Island, Ga., and culinary comfort food in Savannah, Ga.; in Boise, Idaho, a taco spot gets creative with their carnitas.

Guy Fieri's savoring sammies, sausage, and sweets! A funky Filipino joint in Sacramento, CA, is making crazy cookies, and a West Palm Beach, FL, spot is smoking gator sausage. Plus, an elevated eatery in Tampa is plating an out-of-bounds Italian sandwich.

In Bend, Ore., a bagel shop is loading up pastrami; a Venezuelan spot in Salt Lake City is making amazing arepas; a Nashville joint is putting their twist on Jamaican specialties.

Guy Fieri is digging into all kinds of Italian; in Santa Barbara, Calif., Dennis Miller's riding shotgun for prime pizza; in Las Vegas, a vegan joint puts its spin on an Italian sandwich; a funky pizzeria stuffs chicken parm into stromboli.

Guy Fieri digs into delicious dumplings and traditional beef noodle soup in Dallas; a funky spot in Naples, FL, embraces fare like gator sausage and frog legs; a Chicago joint serves up lights-out mojo pork with plantains.

Guy Fieri is diving into texture and flavor; a BBQ bistro in Sherman Oaks is cooking the brisket noodles; a Cincinnati diner is plating top-notch chili crunch chicken nuggets; a spot in Austin is serving up a primo pasta margarita.

Guy Fieri tries standout seafood at an old ice cream shop in Tybee Island, Ga., and culinary comfort food in Savannah, Ga.; in Boise, Idaho, a taco spot gets creative with their carnitas.

Guy Fieri's savoring sammies, sausage, and sweets! A funky Filipino joint in Sacramento, CA, is making crazy cookies, and a West Palm Beach, FL, spot is smoking gator sausage. Plus, an elevated eatery in Tampa is plating an out-of-bounds Italian sandwich.

Guy finds clean eats in Sioux Falls, S.D., a 25-ingredient meatloaf in Fairbanks, Alaska, and Midwest mashups in Moorhead, Minn.

Guy Fieri rolls into a tucked-away panini paradise in Chehalis, Wash.; a Korean spot in Brentwood, Tenn., gets spicy with its chicken and bulgogi; in Houston, a barbecue joint throws Tex-Mex into the mix with brisket tacos and jalapeño sausage.

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Jet Tila shares how to get Korean flavors in a home kitchen; he fuses cultures with his Korean short rib tacos made with braised beef and a sticky sauce; paper-thin slices of rib-eye for a classic Korean barbecue dish, spicy beef bulgogi.

Jet Tila brings a taste of Japan with his hearty Sukiyaki that includes wagyu beef, shirataki noodles and a medley of vegetables; he makes Oyako Donburi, a rice bowl that incorporates kombu, sake and mirin for a strong umami flavor.

Kardea brings her mom, grandma and cousin on a day trip to Wadmalaw Island, where she makes a meal of pulled pork sandwiches with Wadmalaw BBQ sauce, pan-fried collard greens with bacon and a boozy sea island punch.

Kardea Brown and her aunt TC cook up a meal for the volunteers of TC's church with barbecue smoked turkey wings, skillet lima beans, creamed corn casserole and lemon pudding pound cake.

For a night of backyard camping with her nephews and nieces, Kardea Brown is cooking brisket and bean chili with sweet mini corn muffins and vegetable medley sauté; s'mores cereal treats are perfect for everyone to enjoy around the fire.

Kardea Brown and African American historian Kevin Mitchell discuss the meaning and impact of Juneteenth over chicken and sausage gumbo, NOLA-style potato salad, marinated watermelon salad and red velvet Swiss roll with cream cheese frosting.

Ree delivers a breakfast to hungry cattle workers that includes breakfast potatoes, spicy scrambled eggs, and black pepper and sage biscuits with sausage gravy.

Ree Drummond road-tests minibar snacks for her boarding house, including hometown toffee, chocolatey apricots, sprinkle cookies, Drummond Ranch potato chips, and savory, spicy cowboy cheese bites.

Ree Drummond makes almost-healthy and fabulous versions of classics.

Ree cooks up dishes that she can serve half now and freeze the rest for another time, including shrimp scampi stuffed shells, nacho cheese casserole, ranch pizza pie and slow cooker drip beef sandwiches.

Nick DiGiovanni creates home-cooked meals packed with flavor.

Nick DiGiovanni creates home-cooked meals packed with flavor.

The hosts show how to use kitchen tools to make recipes like Sesame Ginger Chicken and Rice Bowls, Mushroom Toast with Herbed Goat Cheese, and Slow Cooker Brownies; Ayesha Nurdjaja makes Tunisian Egg Salad using a wire cooling rack.

Going to the grocery store could be worth $20,000 for one chef in each episode of this competition series; four chefs compete in three elimination challenges testing their culinary skills as they make their way through the store's aisles; each challenge features a theme -- such as using only items from frozen foods -- and is judged by a rotating list of guest judges who determine which contestant is eliminated; the chef who makes it through all three challenges then has two minutes to go through the aisles collecting items on a shopping list. Each item on the list is worth $2,000 and if the chef gets every item, the $20,000 grand prize is awarded; popular Food Network personality Guy Fieri hosts the competition.

Three restaurant crews featuring family and longtime employees compete.

Three of Guy Fieri's favorite DDD chefs and three GGG winners compete in a tag-team relay to create a pork dinner; the first shift chef shops for a favorite snack food and piece of equipment selected by a roll of the old culinary dice.

Culinary queen Martha Stewart returns with Iron Chef Michael Symon to beat Bobby Flay, and they bring in two young guns, brunch queen Sarah Wade and sous chef Max Castro.

Chef Scott Conant and host Katie Brown bring in two masters of Italian pasta making to see if Bobby Flay's skills can stand up to the test; chefs Kerri Rogers and Joel Gargano's *buon cibo*.

Damaris Phillips teams up with the Ace of Cakes, Duff Goldman, in his inaugural appearance to try and steal a sweet victory; top-notch pastry chefs Holden Jagger and Tova du Plessis must face off for a chance to bake Bobby under the table.

Chopped host Ted Allen and The View's Sara Haines sour Bobby Flay's night while chefs Grace Goudie and Andy Xu try to make lemonade out of their star ingredient.

Michael Symon and comedian Chris Redd leave Bobby Flay in tears while chefs Adam Pawlak and Page Pressley impress with their takes on a classic.

Jeff Mauro and comedian Chelsea Peretti bring Bobby Flay the laughs as they cheer on Italian chefs Antonio de Ieso and Ciro Fodera.

Host Terry Crews randomly selects over 50 of the 100 home cooks to compete in five challenges, such as best noodle dish, rotisserie chicken battle, and a blind taste test. Judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni decide which cooks are going home.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete in four challenges, a culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, the best sandwich and a mystery basket challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send six cooks home.

To locate their baskets, the chefs must navigate the dense jungle using only a compass, where every wrong turn costs valuable time. In round one, each chef is pushed to define their point of view, creating a dish that reflects creativity and independence.

Eddie Jackson and Gigi Hadid give Bobby Flay fashion advice; chefs Maya Erickson and Jason Smith prove they're pastry pros.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete in four challenges, a culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, the best sandwich and a mystery basket challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send six cooks home.

To locate their baskets, the chefs must navigate the dense jungle using only a compass, where every wrong turn costs valuable time. In round one, each chef is pushed to define their point of view, creating a dish that reflects creativity and independence.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete in four challenges: a culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, the best sandwich, and a mystery basket challenge. Judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send six cooks home.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete in four challenges: a culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, best sandwich, and a mystery basket challenge. Judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send six cooks home.

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Chefs Jeff and Tiffany teach the teams a soup and sandwich combo before tackling the main dish challenge of eggplant Parmesan and handmade pasta; the bottom two recruits must battle it out in a blind elimination appetizer cook-off.

Chicken bacon ranch paninis; steak fingers with gravy alongside a mini chopped salad; crazy brownies.

Ree Drummond cooks food for her kid crew to take home after a busy day of filming; she makes Alex's veggie-packed burritos, Mauricio's tortilla soup, Paige's s'mores brownies and Stu's baked BBQ ribs.

Ree Drummond is making fairground food, starting with crazy bacon mac and cheese egg rolls; classic county fair turkey legs served with a sweet and spicy BBQ sauce, cheese on a stick and a cool, refreshing raspberry orange Italian ice.

Ree takes a trip down memory lane by sharing chocolate recipes that are special to her. She makes chocolate cake with 7-minute frosting, chocolate rice pudding, Ree's chocolate cereal treats, and the best mini chocolate chip cookies.

Ree Drummond shares the pasta love with four recipes; she makes a quick and easy skillet Chuckwagon Pasta, a cool Pickle-tastic Pasta Salad, deliciously simple Green Chili Chicken Ravioli Bake, and Drunken Pasta 2.0, a new spin on a favorite.

Honey-glazed pork belly burnt ends; peach bourbon baked beans; easy apple slaw with apple-jalapeno dressing; pitmaster Moe Cason brings the heat with his Memphis-style barbecue chicken thighs; Gesine Prado makes a blackberry cornbread cake.

Dishes get prepared with summer produce; the dishes include easy grilled tuna with blackberry glaze and minty grilled asparagus salad, berry tiramisu and a rainbow cherry tomato tart.

Chef Ramsay heads to New Jersey in hope of helping the owners of Blackberry's improve their service and food quality.

Ramsay helps the owners of Old Neighborhood in Arvada, Colo., transform their restaurant.

Ramsay visits Mill Street Bistro in Ohio to try to turn the eatery around; the restaurant's owner acts like a dictator and has trouble listening to others' viewpoints.

Ramsay visits Mill Street Bistro in Ohio to try to turn the eatery around; the restaurant's owner remains defiant and won't cooperate with Ramsay.

Siblings Matt and Lisa take their rivalry to the next level when they challenge each other for a chance to torch Bobby.

The summer heat wave takes hold of the kitchen; Chef Carla Hall and TV announcer Steve Higgins recruit red-hot chefs Kathy Sidell and Vinson Petrillo to light a fire under Bobby Flay and take him out.

Golf phenom Michelle Wie joins Food Network's Scott Conant to add a stroke to Bobby Flay's game; Saratoga, N.Y., chefs Jeannette Liebers and Chris Bonnivier are on the scene to make sure Bobby takes a mulligan.

Chefs Mark Henry and Larry Delgado hope to leave a grill mark on grill master Bobby Flay's record; chef Josh Capon and TV host Laura Vitale are there to try and help smoke Bobby out of his own kitchen.

The View's Sunny Hostin and Christian Petroni rock Bobby Flay with a kati roll challenge; chefs Romain Paumier and Avishar Barua roll up to Bobby's kitchen.

Kardea Brown and actor Kevin Pollak try to crowd Bobby Flay out of his own kitchen, making room for chefs Carlos Anthony and Nelson German to score a win.

Eddie Jackson and Maneet Chauhan pull out all the stops to help chefs Bernard Bennett and Lena Le roll out a victory over Bobby Flay.

Andrew Zimmern and Tiffani Faison recruit Filipino chefs Michael Collantes and Laila Bazahm to throw Bobby Flay a curveball.

Captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson lead their teams as they build a multi-component BBQ feast using only vertical fire, suspended proteins, open flames and zero safety nets.

Inspired by the live music scene in Austin, Texas, and led by team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson, the Brawlers must listen closely and hit all the right notes with their BBQ feasts.

Award-winning chefs break down delectable and inspiring dishes that are worth the hype, the money and, perhaps, a road trip; chefs reveal the results, delivering insight and intel that can't be found anywhere else.

Queer Eye's style guru Tan France partners with Maneet Chauhan and chefs Franklin Becker and Kelly Shibumi Jones to dress Bobby Flay down.

We are joined by Eddie Jackson and country musician Wynonna Judd; chefs John Howie and Bobby Marcotte battle Bobby Flay with a Southern staple.

Inspired by the live music scene in Austin, Texas, and led by team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson, the Brawlers must listen closely and hit all the right notes with their BBQ feasts.

Award-winning chefs break down delectable and inspiring dishes that are worth the hype, the money and, perhaps, a road trip; chefs reveal the results, delivering insight and intel that can't be found anywhere else.

Queer Eye's style guru Tan France partners with Maneet Chauhan and chefs Franklin Becker and Kelly Shibumi Jones to dress Bobby Flay down.

We are joined by Eddie Jackson and country musician Wynonna Judd; chefs John Howie and Bobby Marcotte battle Bobby Flay with a Southern staple.

Captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson lead their teams as they build a multi-component BBQ feast using only vertical fire, suspended proteins, open flames and zero safety nets.

Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and TV host Carson Kressley team up to take down Bobby Flay and tackle his basic button-down fashion choices; seasoned chefs Chris Coleman and Siddharth Krishna hope to claim a head-turning win.

Bobby Flay's friends Damaris Phillips and Michael Symon get together for the very first time to try to take their pal down; he'll have to tango with fellow New Yorkers Andrew Lukovsky and Airis Johnson, who aren't going down without a fight.

Trusted brand Jacuzzi Bath Remodel and interior designer Christina Hall share their secrets on how you can easily and affordably transform your bathroom into a gorgeous custom, safe, stylish space in 1 day! Call for a FREE quote & installation.

The Wellness Hour: Dr. Alvarez explores how Nuvia delivers a beautiful new smile in just 24 hours.

Tyler Florence brings in All Elite Wrestling tag teams The Acclaimed and The Gunns to join the food trucks in Pascagoula, Miss., for an all-out brawl; one team thinks they're being clever by sitting out, but they soon come to regret their choices.

Four teams meet up with Tyler Florence in Mobile, AL., hoping to sell to the massive Mardi Gras crowds, but they soon find it's not that; while there, one team accuses another of cheating and their accusation backfires in unexpected ways.

Captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson lead their teams as they build a multi-component BBQ feast using only vertical fire, suspended proteins, open flames and zero safety nets.

Inspired by the live music scene in Austin, Texas, and led by team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan and Brooke Williamson, the Brawlers must listen closely and hit all the right notes with their BBQ feasts.

Guy Fieri challenges the competitors to leave the plates behind and serve everything in a bowl; the returning champion takes on chefs Martel Stone and Evelyn Garcia to win over judges Antonia Lofaso and Aaron May in Flavortown's fiercest competition yet.

Guy Fieri cranks up the chaos as the returning champ faces off against chefs Hanna Haar and Gustavo Romero in a nut-fueled challenge; standing between them and victory are judges Lee Anne Wong and Eric Greenspan, who are ready to scrutinize every bite.

Guy Fieri is turning up the heat in Flavortown as the returning winner defends their title against Franklin Becker and Allison Fasano; the chefs must ignite the taste buds of judges Dale Talde and Claudette Zepeda with their spiciest dishes.

Guy Fieri kicks off Game Day as the reigning champ faces Torrence Chef T Gregoire and Joe Flamm in tackling fan-favorite flavors; judges Marcel Vigneron and Marcus Samuelsson are calling the plays and only one chef can win up to $20,000.

The competitors create appetizers that include a central Asian bread and a sweet and sour treat, make a packaged product sing with sole in the entrée round and take on a dessert round featuring an Indian snack and a plethora of pastries.

It's the biggest "Chopped" shakeup ever as a wheel of chance will determine the fate of 16 chefs; in the first battle, four talented chefs must take on baskets containing a glorious seafood product, an amphibious delicacy and a strange beverage.

With 12 chefs left in the pool, only three will be selected by the wheel to attempt to topple a fierce returning champion; the appetizer round presents them with a funny cake and an unusual canned item while dessert starts out with a meaty pie.

This competition is all about skill, speed and ingenuity, and only one chef will impress the judges enough to survive the chopping block.

With six left in the pool, three impatiently sidelined chefs finally get their chance at the stoves; after facing the wheel's unfamiliar ingredients, the chefs race to prove who can make the better dessert from a breakfast pastry and an Asian spice.

Competitors race to turn mystery ingredients into extraordinary three-course meals.

To locate their baskets, the chefs must navigate the dense jungle using only a compass, where every wrong turn costs valuable time. In round one, each chef is pushed to define their point of view, creating a dish that reflects creativity and independence.

In a test of primitive skill, the remaining six chefs wade into the lagoon to secure their protein and must elevate their fresh catch using only what the island provides. Later, the bottom two chefs face a prickly crustacean in a fiery Gauntlet showdown.

In the first round, four chefs with a deep love for Korean food get creative with a canned fish and a citrus compote; two popular Korean proteins are part of the puzzle in the entrée round.

An over-reduced sauce and undercooked venison are potential problems in the first round; with Mexican chocolate in the dessert basket, it seems like the judges are in for a treat; one of the chef's time management woes are worrying.

In a test of primitive skill, the remaining six chefs wade into the lagoon to secure their protein and must elevate their fresh catch using only what the island provides. Later, the bottom two chefs face a prickly crustacean in a fiery Gauntlet showdown.

In the first round, four chefs with a deep love for Korean food get creative with a canned fish and a citrus compote; two popular Korean proteins are part of the puzzle in the entrée round.

An over-reduced sauce and undercooked venison are potential problems in the first round; with Mexican chocolate in the dessert basket, it seems like the judges are in for a treat; one of the chef's time management woes are worrying.

To locate their baskets, the chefs must navigate the dense jungle using only a compass, where every wrong turn costs valuable time. In round one, each chef is pushed to define their point of view, creating a dish that reflects creativity and independence.

Laila Ali invites married couples to her arena, starting with Michael and Kwini, who challenge their friends and rivals, Lucy and Bret; Chef Tia Raiford challenges husband Chef Matthew Raiford to see who gets top billing in their home kitchen.

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The menu of seafood dishes for Christmas Eve includes easy smokin' Haute white fish dip, mussels arrabiata and shrimp and lobster risotto; salt baked whole fish is a showstopper for a holiday feast.

Tailgating with a breakfast of champions; Breakin' the Fast Burger; slow cooker hash brown casserole; crispy buttermilk popcorn chicken and waffle bowl; former pro football player Nick Mangold makes Ultimate Tailgate Steak and Egg Tacos.

Sunny Anderson has a spin on citrus glazed can-grilled chicken; Jeff Mauro cooks up grilled giardiniera salad; summer pasta with garden fresh zucchini; Alex Guarnaschelli makes her juicy turkey burgers with onion jam; zucchini-pineapple bread.

Welcoming three chefs to challenge Alex in a battle for the best fruit dish using ingredients that can give them an advantage with the judges.

Eric Adjepong invites three competitors from Alex Guarnaschelli's home city of New York to represent the city's diverse cuisine; judges Marcus Samuelsson and Leah Cohen keep the Big Apple in mind as the chefs use their skills to vie for the top spot.

Eric Adjepong welcomes back chefs Kevin Lee, Taylor Frankel and Jonathon Sawyer, who have each defeated Alex Guarnaschelli in past competitions; judges Marcus Samuelsson and Maneet Chauhan decide if Alex finds redemption.

Eric Adjepong welcomes chefs Ray Garcia, Claudette Zepeda and Gustavo Romero to battle with Alex Guarnaschelli over Mexican cuisine; judges Daniela Soto-Innes and Bricia Lopez determine if the expert chefs are too spicy for Alex to handle.

Four chefs who feel the need for speed compete in Grocery Rush; in a race against the clock, they'll serve a brunch in only 20 minutes and make their favorite noodle dish using 10 ingredients or fewer.

Guy Fieri invites four chefs from "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" to cook their creations; they make their favorite guilty pleasure using no more than 6.5 pounds of ingredients and feature whammy items in their diner dinner.

Fire station cooks commandeer Flavortown Market, and they'll have to stand the heat when Guy Fieri hits them with his alarming games; they smoke the competition with spicy firehouse favorites and captain-worthy meals for a chance to win $20,000.

Guy Fieri challenges three chefs with one five-minute shop for the whole competition; they can only grab two ingredients per aisle to make a family friendly brunch; they must make an upscale dinner using leftover ingredients.

Guy Fieri invites three "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" chefs to compete in a sandwich showdown; the chefs make a sandwich using nine ingredients or fewer and build a stacked and jacked sandwich with Sammie Whammies for a chance to earn $20,000.

Guy Fieri invites three savory winners and three dessert winners to pair up into super teams; the randomly selected teams have just one hour to make a sweet and savory appetizer, an upscale dinner and dessert using only a single basket of groceries.

Chefs defeated in a pork challenge are back in pursuit of ultimate redemption; they must use only the ingredients they can carry in their bare hands; the final two chefs must shop for one ingredient per aisle to make a winning upscale dinner.

In the most extreme express lane challenge ever, Guy Fieri gives three all-star chefs one hour to make an upscale appetizer, entrée, and dessert using a total of only 12 ingredients! The winner gets to shop Flavortown Market for up to $20,000.

Going to the grocery store could be worth $20,000 for one chef in each episode of this competition series; four chefs compete in three elimination challenges testing their culinary skills as they make their way through the store's aisles; each challenge features a theme -- such as using only items from frozen foods -- and is judged by a rotating list of guest judges who determine which contestant is eliminated; the chef who makes it through all three challenges then has two minutes to go through the aisles collecting items on a shopping list. Each item on the list is worth $2,000 and if the chef gets every item, the $20,000 grand prize is awarded; popular Food Network personality Guy Fieri hosts the competition.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete in four challenges, a culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, the best sandwich and a mystery basket challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send six cooks home.

Guy Fieri road trips across America to check out classic greasy spoons; with a new generation of owners and delicious homemade food, these are the kind of places that make America special.

Going to the grocery store could be worth $20,000 for one chef in each episode of this competition series; four chefs compete in three elimination challenges testing their culinary skills as they make their way through the store's aisles; each challenge features a theme -- such as using only items from frozen foods -- and is judged by a rotating list of guest judges who determine which contestant is eliminated; the chef who makes it through all three challenges then has two minutes to go through the aisles collecting items on a shopping list. Each item on the list is worth $2,000 and if the chef gets every item, the $20,000 grand prize is awarded; popular Food Network personality Guy Fieri hosts the competition.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete in four challenges, a culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, the best sandwich and a mystery basket challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send six cooks home.

Guy Fieri road trips across America to check out classic greasy spoons; with a new generation of owners and delicious homemade food, these are the kind of places that make America special.

In the most extreme express lane challenge ever, Guy Fieri gives three all-star chefs one hour to make an upscale appetizer, entrée, and dessert using a total of only 12 ingredients! The winner gets to shop Flavortown Market for up to $20,000.

Guy and Hunter force celebrity couples to shop in separate halves of the store to make breakfast in bed.

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Join your hosts Kevin Cash & Cory Cady as we discuss the 250th Anniversary of America with the official "America 250" logo on a Silver American Eagle label; we are locking in orders for this iconic release, but coins are limited! Don't miss out!

The contenders serve BBQ treats that bring the heat; captains Bobby Flay, Anne Burrell and Sunny Anderson put chile peppers center stage, and they'll have to balance their heat to tantalize the judges' taste buds and not blow out their palates.

Captains Bobby Flay, Anne Burrell and Sunny Anderson challenge each other to create some next-level tailgate barbecue; the contenders grill up some mind-bending BBQ mashups.

In a test of primitive skill, the remaining six chefs wade into the lagoon to secure their protein and must elevate their fresh catch using only what the island provides. Later, the bottom two chefs face a prickly crustacean in a fiery Gauntlet showdown.

Inspired by hash browns and energized by eggs, four chefs wake up the judges' palates using baskets packed with breakfast foods; two chefs battle with breakfast sandwiches as entrées, while a strange coffee and meat dish prove challenging.

Four carnivorous chefs take on a bold breakfast sandwich and Berkshire bacon in the appetizer basket; the final two chefs are not concerned about how to include bacon in their desserts, but the cruel clock gives them plenty to worry about.

The chefs find a salty veggie and a dried fruit in the appetizer basket; in the entrée round, a carnival treat meets a Tex-Mex staple in the form of a strange mashup ingredient; chefs come up with ideas for creative cakes in the final round.

Bobby Flay's Titans face off against their friend and master of modern Korean cuisine, chef Esther Choi; friends become enemies, and Esther has many as both the Titans and the clock work to take her down in front of judge Francis Lam.

Bobby Flay invites Marcus Samuelsson to the Triple Threat kitchen to flex his cooking skills; from Sweden to Ethiopia, Marcus throws his global tricks at the Titans before famed restaurateur Ken Oringer decides who will triumph.

Miami chef Adrianne Calvo won SOBE Food and Wine Festival's Triple Threat competition, but can she take down Bobby Flay's Titans on their home turf to win $25,000? OG restaurateur Rick Bayless amps up the pressure with his judging.

Host Terry Crews invites the 71 remaining cooks to compete in four challenges, a culinary trivia challenge, a spicy weeknight dinner battle, the best sandwich and a mystery basket challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send six cooks home.

The BBQ princess, Leslie Roark Scott, goes up against the queen of pork, Jess DeSham Timmons, for a chance to grill Bobby Flay; racecar driving legend Danica Patrick and Food Network's Eddie Jackson try to wave the checkered flag on Bobby's victory.

Lela Loren, star of Power, pairs up with Bobby Flay's pal Michael Symon to try to get Bobby to power down in his own kitchen; chefs Lien Lin and Hamidullah Noori attempt to throw Bobby a curveball with a dish he's never heard of.

Love is in the air as married couple and chefs Laura and Sayat Ozyilmaz team up to take Bobby Flay down; chef Michael Voltaggio and Food Network's Jeff Mauro spark a budding bromance, leaving Bobby all by his lonesome.

Fashion icon Tim Gunn and Carla Hall send chefs Rocco Carulli and Craig Richards down the runway to dress Bobby Flay down.

Sunny Anderson and Scott Conant team up with chefs Maryam Ghaznavi and Deepak Kaul to school Bobby Flay in new worlds of flavor.

Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and CNN's Kate Bolduan give the news to chefs Zack Roth and Milena Pagán that they've got to beat Bobby Flay.

Scott Conant and actress Madison Bailey root for Ciao House chefs Preston Paine and Corey Becker in an Italian battle before a showdown with Bobby Flay.