Guy Fieri digs into hearty handfuls of major flavor; he grabs pizza at a funky joint in Memphis, Tenn.; tasty tacos at an authentic Mexican spot in Calgary, Alberta; elevated empanadas at an Argentinian place in St. Simons Island, Ga.

Guy Fieri hits the road for elevated meatloaf and creative chicken trifecta in Omaha, Neb., dynamite dip and fall-off-the-bone pork in Daphne, Ala., and bomb bao with a righteous Reuben in Stamford, Conn.

Guy Fieri checks out scratch-made Italian in Buffalo, Wyo., a gluten-free Venezuelan spot in Calgary, Alberta, and a southern Caribbean mashup serving oxtail with extra spice in Memphis, Tenn.

Guy Fieri takes a tasty tour of New Orleans; he goes to a butcher shop with a funky take on the Big Easy's comfort food flavors, checks out a seafood spot getting creative with their dishes and digs at a real-deal po' boy joint.

Guy's hitting culinary hot spots in South Beach, FL, like a real-deal taqueria, an authentic German joint and a poolside oasis.

Guy Fieri and his son, Hunter, are taking a culinary journey up to Juneau, Alaska, and they dive into everything from a family-run, wood-fired pizza wagon making reindeer pie to a funky basement spot mashing up Latin-Asian fusion.

Guy Fieri is hitting DDD's 50th state as he heads into Sioux Falls, SD, where a spot is taking chislic to the next level, and he finds the state's first Ethiopian joint. Plus, a Midwest-Southern mashup is putting their own stamp on comfort cooking.

A taste of Philadelphia; funky malt house serving Buffalo wings; Polish twist on the cheesesteak; longtime tavern making mama's real deal Italian recipes; mother-daughter trio cookin' up authentic Indonesian specialties.

Dishes from real deal to really creative; in Portland, Ore., a 70-year-old icon is serving up authentic Chinese recipes from the chef's hometown; a restaurant in Oklahoma City is cooking chicken and biscuits.

In Kansas City, Mo., Chiefs' head coach Andy Reid tackles pigskin; in Waltham, Mass., rocker Sammy Hagar rolls into a spot servin' a crazy burger and pumpkin-bread French toast; Chef Ken Oringer is divin' into a seriously unbelievable lobster roll.

Fieri's grabbing Southern flavor and south-of-the-border style with a spin.There's standout seafood at an old ice cream shop in Tybee Island, GA, and culinary comfort food in Savannah. Then in Boise, ID, a taco spot gets creative with their carnitas.

Guy Fieri's rolling up to some joints pulling out all the stops. In New York's East Village, a neighborhood spot is plating up a standout burger worthy of a four-star review. In Eureka, CA, a popular hangout is serving up all kinds of local favorites.

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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Eastern European sausage in Minnesota; new twist on old favorites at a soup and sandwich joint; hot dog shack in West Virginia.

Guy Fieri's hitting the pavement for a tasty tour of Baltimore, Maryland. First, just off Dundalk Ave, a local legend cranks out crab plates. Then in Hamilton, a farm-to-table spot cooks up bacon-wrapped meatloaf.

Guy Fieri heads to Portland, Maine, for boat-to-table fresh lobster on house-baked brioche. Plus, a Philadelphia pub is deep-frying handmade empanadas, and a 1912 farmhouse-turned-restaurant in Spokane, WA, is putting their spin on stuffed pork chops.

Baltimore serves up some amazing ravioli and killer clams; In Eugene, Ore., a sandwich food truck serves a meaty, cheesy, pork masterpiece; in Cable, Wis., barbecue with espresso and crème brûlée French toast is on tap.

Guy Fieri explores some traditional eats alongside unique newcomers. In Charleston, SC, a young chef is bringing a Caribbean twist to an old gas station with favorites like braised pork tacos and a jerk chicken sandwich.

Guy heads to Cincinnati to three righteous restaurants; a funky pub with creative hot dogs and sammies; a Belgian spot featuring waffles and beer cheese pretzels; a Southwestern spot serves up short rib street tacos and a chicken torta.

Guy Fieri's checking in on tasty joints run by food fanatics. In Providence, RI, a family-run Italian deli is scratch-making meat tortellini, and in Memphis, a farm-to-table spot is serving up a whole lot of classic comfort, from meatloaf to sloppy joes.

An all-Boston smorgasbord; in Allston, two restaurants share one kitchen and cook up totally different menus; gravlax and chicken sausage; in South Boston, pierogi and an old-country fried pork favorite.

Guy's hit the gold mine of surf and turf; in Horn Lake, Mississippi, a Memphis-style barbecue joint puts the championship touch on ribs, cheese fritters and burgers with pork rinds.

NASCAR driver Clint Bowyer joins Guy in Charlotte, N.C.; dynamite burgers and a unique spin on shrimp; steak with fig preserves and smokin' hot chicken; chana masala tacos and buffalo cauliflower sliders.

This trip, Guy Fieri's going big on the pig! In Minneapolis, MN, an Asian joint is dishing out barbecued pork and pork belly ramen, and a funky food truck in Colorado Springs is serving their pork fusion on loaded platters.

Guy Fieri's cruising from east to west for a taste of Asian and Americana. In Washington, DC, he visits a joint serving knockout dumplings and ramen. In Ocean City, NJ, he hits up a pizza parlor with cheeseburger and chicken vodka pies.

On this trip, Guy Fieri is checking out fried bologna and veggie burgers in Louisville, KY, and brunch staples at a diner-restaurant mashup in Portland, OR.

Guy cruises Maui with his buddy chef Reno Henriques for real-deal regional favorites, fresh food truck fare and St. Louis-style barbecue.

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.

Guy digs into everything from pretzels to paella; in Bozeman, Mont., a five-star take on breakfast with a Mexican pork masterpiece; in Little Rock, Ark., a microbrewery serves elevated pub grub; a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant serving up paella.

Guy Fieri grabs a fistful of righteous hand-held grub, including Czech specialties in Salt Lake City, a burger joint with beer in the beef, and a funky spot in Atlanta with real-deal tacos.

Guy Fieri's trying everything from craft brew and food pairings in Arkansas to homemade lasagna made by two brothers and righteous sandwiches in Santa Rosa, CA.

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 Wilmington, Del., there's a 1940s Italian family spot that's making beef braciole and meaty ravioli from scratch; a diner putting elevated spins on the French dip and meatloaf in San Diego; a Middle Eastern joint in El Paso, Texas.

Guy Fieri is jumping into some sweet and savory dishes in Burlington, Vt., Logan, Utah and Wheat Ridge, Colo.

In Fargo, N.D., a funky place is piling barbecue onto mac and heating up wings; a Mexican joint in Parkland, Fla., is pumping out righteous recipes inside a gas station; a scratch-made spot servin' up hearty home cooking in Philadelphia.

A farm-to-table gem putting out bison gravy fries and a lights-out lamb sandwich; a funky Mexican seafood spot frying fish and stuffing outrageous oysters; a barbecue joint serving up fully loaded baked potatoes and smoked sausage.

Guy Fieri's diving into Thai food, pie and hearty fries; in San Diego, a spot is serving fish and ribs; in Arroyo Seco, N.M., a New Zealand food truck makes meat pies; a cozy joint loads up bison chili fries.

Digging into dishes just like Mama made; an Italian joint in California is bringing real deal flavor with meatballs; an Indianapolis duo is cooking up vegan comfort; a San Antonio taco spot is cranking out a legit veggie taco.

Guy Fieri's getting funky with flavor! An eclectic spot in Sparks, NV, is serving decadent duck confit banh mi, a joint in San Jose, CA, is going big with their goat platter, and an Asheville, NC, diner is dishing out a next-level lion's mane sandwich.

Guy Fieri's having smoking Southern meats and more; in Mobile, Ala., a family-run barbecue joint is putting out a bomb boss burger with a side of rib candy; in Atlanta, chef G. Garvin's steakhouse is serving up a next-level lobster mac and cheese.

Fieri's digging into dishes with and without meat. In Mobile, AL, there's righteous rabbit, while in Omaha, NE, a vegan joint brings a meatless spin to fried chicken. Then in Stamford, CT, Guy and sportscaster Dan Patrick chow down on gangster Greek.

Guy Fieri's diving into dumplings from around the world; a Japanese joint in Cincinnati fires up meaty gyozas; a Nepalese spot in Oregon showcases its traditional fare; in Los Angeles, a Lebanese-Armenian oasis puts out a dumpling dish.

Guy Fieri's having a sandwich extravaganza at a lunch spot in Indianapolis that is serving up serious flavors with the-bomb brisket au jus and rockin' roast pork.

Guy Fieri is getting into the funkiest of flavors; in Atlanta, two pals are serving up prime-time patty melt empanadas and a bakery in Los Angeles is plating craveable khachapuri.

Guy Fieri's diving into a festival of flavor! In California, Joe Mantegna joins the party for a righteous ricotta pie. A Cincinnati joint is plating a prime-time pork burger with kimchi, and a spot in Austin, TX, is serving killer coconut escolar ceviche.

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's filling up on fresh-and-funky flavors, starting with scratch-made pasta in Chicago; a Missoula, MT, spot is getting creative with a banh mi burger; a pair of brothers is serving up craveable crab cakes and corn fritters in Florida.

Guy Fieri's diving into killer culinary and cocktails; in San Antonio, TX, a Mexican spot is going over-the-top with scratch-made torta ahogada; a funky spot in Brunswick, GA, is serving up fried chicken and creative cocktails in a hidden speakeasy.

A Los Angeles spot dishes out El Salvadorian with a twist, while an Oregon food cart serves up authentic Indian.

Guy Fieri is getting into the funkiest of flavors; in Atlanta, two pals are serving up prime-time patty melt empanadas and a bakery in Los Angeles is plating craveable khachapuri.

Guy Fieri's diving into a festival of flavor! In California, Joe Mantegna joins the party for a righteous ricotta pie. A Cincinnati joint is plating a prime-time pork burger with kimchi, and a spot in Austin, TX, is serving killer coconut escolar ceviche.

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's filling up on fresh-and-funky flavors, starting with scratch-made pasta in Chicago; a Missoula, MT, spot is getting creative with a banh mi burger; a pair of brothers is serving up craveable crab cakes and corn fritters in Florida.

Guy Fieri's diving into killer culinary and cocktails; in San Antonio, TX, a Mexican spot is going over-the-top with scratch-made torta ahogada; a funky spot in Brunswick, GA, is serving up fried chicken and creative cocktails in a hidden speakeasy.

A Los Angeles spot dishes out El Salvadorian with a twist, while an Oregon food cart serves up authentic Indian.

Guy Fieri's diving into dumplings from around the world; a Japanese joint in Cincinnati fires up meaty gyozas; a Nepalese spot in Oregon showcases its traditional fare; in Los Angeles, a Lebanese-Armenian oasis puts out a dumpling dish.

Guy Fieri's having a sandwich extravaganza at a lunch spot in Indianapolis that is serving up serious flavors with the-bomb brisket au jus and rockin' roast pork.

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Kardea Brown hits the beach with friends for some fun in the sun and a summer-perfect picnic featuring a low-country boil, fresh peach arugula salad and sparkling summer lemonade; for a sweet treat, frozen confetti vanilla whoopie pies hit the spot.

On her birthday, Kardea Brown cooks for two of her favorite ladies, Momma Pat and Aunt TC; she makes Carolina she-crab soup, red wine-braised beef short ribs atop creamy sweet potato polenta and a Southern tradition, hummingbird cake.

Kardea hosts a birthday dinner for her good friend Ashley; the celebratory meal starts with Pepper Jelly Meatballs to nibble on and Low Country Crab Cakes topped with Southern Succotash as the main attraction.

Kardea Brown celebrates the end of summer with a seafood cookout; the menu includes charcoal grilled oysters, Charleston crab crack, cornbread panzanella and a fun-in-the-sun cocktail.

Kardea Brown is cooking up some Tex-Mex flavors to celebrate her friend's birthday; she makes a cheesy birria dip, elote burger sliders and summer squash salad with a smoky agave vinaigrette, with pineapple upside-down cupcakes for dessert.

Kardea Brown celebrates her boo's most recent trip around the sun by cooking up a menu chock-full of his favorites, like Collard Green Stuffed Shells, Pear and Glazed Pecan Salad, Cast-Iron Garlic Parmesan Biscuits and Strawberry-Swirl Cheesecake.

The Drummond Fourth of July party menu features baked beans, caprese salad, steaks and peach crisp with maple cream.

Chicken Milanese with an arugula and Parmesan topping; Mediterranean orzo salad; cold roasted veggies with herb yogurt dip; Piña colada tres leches cakes.

It's all about summer celebrations in Ree Drummond's ranch kitchen; she starts by making customizable roasted brisket sliders and a big grilled veggie salad, followed by a lemon and berry icebox cake and fizzy sparkling sangria.

Ree Drummond makes blackberry crepe cake and strawberry prosecco peach jellies; for the freezer, there's shortcut cookie ice cream sandwiches and strawberry avocado pops.

Ree Drummond lets the sunshine into her ranch kitchen with a stunning coconut shrimp salad and very seasonal summer vegetable enchiladas, then she crafts cute corn cakes with an incredible avocado salsa and finishes with cool tropical lime parfaits.

Ree Drummond is all about fast and fabulous party food for easy entertaining; she prepares delicious Herby Mediterranean meatballs, an incredible Cajun shrimp cocktail, spicy jalapeño cheeseburger wontons and sophisticated rum balls.

"The Kitchen" hosts are making colorful, spicy food to celebrate Independence Day, like dry rubbed hanger steak with smoky aioli and charred peppers, crispy oven-fried m-80 chicken wings and blue cheese stuffed tomatoes.

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.

Risk and reward collide as the five chefs race into open water to retrieve their protein, with the most desirable ingredients far from shore. Strategy becomes as critical as culinary skill, but only the strongest dishes will earn a spot in the finale.

In round one, the final four chefs tackle a refined ingredient, using smoke to elevate their dishes; the last two chefs face off in a final Gauntlet for the title, where they must utilize the fire dome and take on an unfamiliar predator to win $100,000.

Oscar-nominated actress Gabourey Sidibe bonds with fellow cat fancier chef Damaris Phillips, while chefs Malik Rhasaan and Sean Pharr attempt to claw their way to victory against Bobby Flay.

Fashion maven Carson Kressley and Chef Amanda Freitag help chefs Maria Mazon and Guillermo Pernot cook up a win against Bobby Flay.

Chef Katie Lee Biegel and fashion icon Carson Kressley glam it up; chefs Rob Reinsmith and Manny Barella dress Bobby Flay down.

Maneet Chauhan and Jaymee Sire celebrate Bobby Flay's demise and invite chefs Victoria Elizondo and Tajahi Cooke to join their party!

BFFs Carla Hall and Tiffany Derry are pumped up and rarin' to go as chefs Pam Liberda and Chris Sanchez attempt to Thai one on with Bobby Flay.

Host Terry Crews challenges 31 of the remaining 32 home cooks with a game day grub competition and a cook's choice battle; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send 14 cooks home in defeat.

Fifteen cooks compete, and host Terry Crews starts them off with a team challenge; then, the competitors face off in a taco night throwdown and make their best cheesy dish for judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni; four cooks will be headed home.

In round one, the final four chefs tackle a refined ingredient, using smoke to elevate their dishes; the last two chefs face off in a final Gauntlet for the title, where they must utilize the fire dome and take on an unfamiliar predator to win $100,000.

It's a roller coaster of a battle when Noah Cappe teams up with Anne Burrell to choose between Los Angeles' acclaimed chef Mark Peel and Brooklyn's Nick Williams and all they want is to see Bobby Flay throw his arms up in defeat.

Fifteen cooks compete, and host Terry Crews starts them off with a team challenge; then, the competitors face off in a taco night throwdown and make their best cheesy dish for judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni; four cooks will be headed home.

In round one, the final four chefs tackle a refined ingredient, using smoke to elevate their dishes; the last two chefs face off in a final Gauntlet for the title, where they must utilize the fire dome and take on an unfamiliar predator to win $100,000.

It's a roller coaster of a battle when Noah Cappe teams up with Anne Burrell to choose between Los Angeles' acclaimed chef Mark Peel and Brooklyn's Nick Williams and all they want is to see Bobby Flay throw his arms up in defeat.

Fifteen cooks compete, and host Terry Crews starts them off with a team challenge; then, the competitors face off in a taco night throwdown and make their best cheesy dish for judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni; four cooks will be headed home.

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The recruits embark on a scavenger hunt to uncover ingredients and piece together a mystery dish; in the main dish challenge, chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry teach their teams how to make elevated proteins and luxury desserts.

Chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry mentor the final recruits in preparing a three-course restaurant-quality meal; Judges Judy Joo, Viet Pham and Justin Sutherland decide who takes home the $25,000 charity prize and ultimate bragging rights.

Foods that celebrate the colors of summer include an Asian noodle salad, blueberry nectarine crisp, strawberry ice cream and a ginger lemonade fizz.

Ree Drummond answers wildcard questions from friends, townsfolk and visitors to Pawhuska.

Ree Drummond serves up a series of dinners, starting with a steak frites salad mash-up with speedy hollandaise and one-pot Cajun Alfredo; she whips up shortcut egg roll bowls and jalapeño pineapple pizza.

Ree Drummond is adding her fresh garden ingredients to recipes, starting with moist chocolate zucchini muffins; Ree also makes easy best ever pesto, a tomato sandwich, a green goddess chopped salad and spicy herb garden butter.

The hosts trade places and cook dishes in each other's style; Geoffrey Zakarian stacks an egg sandwich with tomato jam for Sunny Anderson while she mixes a gin and juice spritzer; Katie Lee Biegel makes a salad that represents her fellow hosts.

Family vacation favorites; Katie Lee Biegel and Sunny Anderson prepare their Fish, Lemon and Asparagus Foil Packs and Blueberry Campfire Bread Pudding; Geoffrey Zakarian makes Greek Pita Sandwiches.

Chef Alex Guarnaschelli goes up against three pork experts from New York, Washington and Arkansas; the chefs do their best to choose ingredients that will knock Alex out in round one and impress judges Kathy Fang and Simon Majumdar.

Eric Adjepong welcomes three spud experts from across the country to challenge Alex Guarnaschelli with one of America's top foods; judges Simon Majumdar and Ricardo Zarate determine if one of these chefs can beat chef Alex in her own kitchen.

Welcoming three chefs to use their skills with eggs to crack Alex's competition prowess; in a blind judging, Brooke Williamson and Michael Voltaggio.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Eric Adjepong watch three skilled chefs take on a pastry challenge; chefs from Kentucky, California and New Jersey take their shot at knocking Alex out of the top spot.

DJ D-Nice and Michael Symon bring out chefs Sue Torres and James Briscione from behind the judges' table.

Things get feisty in the kitchen when chefs Jarod Farina and Andrew McQuesten start talking smack; Food Network's Eddie Jackson and Buddy Valastro keep up the razzing to throw Bobby Flay off his game.

Buddies Anne Burrell and Marc Murphy bring in international cuisine expert chefs Ashten Garrett and Nasser Jaber to challenge Bobby Flay to a global gauntlet.

"Saturday Night Live's" Colin Jost teams up with Carla Hall and enlists the help of chefs Jo Proul and Katsui Tanabe to make Bobby Flay the butt of the joke.

Chefs Dan Jackson and Camila Rinaldi are aided and abetted by Sunny Anderson and Jet Tila as they try to slay Bobby Flay.

Pastry chef Zac Young and SNL alum Cheri Oteri are the perfect pair to ruin Bobby Flay's night; they recruit pastry powerhouses Joe Murphy and Laura Ochikubo to turn up the heat.

Chef Jet Tila and "The Talk"'s Amanda Kloots distract Bobby Flay as chefs Nikolaos Kaperneros and Monique Feybesse create fruity dishes.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Marc Murphy band together with chefs Daniel Le and Michael Michaelis to teach Bobby Flay a thing or two about lobster.

It's America's 250th birthday and, for the first time, the Brawlers compete as individuals to win over a hungry crowd.

Team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan, and Brooke Williamson lead the final three Brawlers through a gauntlet of unknown ingredients; the final competitors must think on their feet and manage their time wisely to be named Master of 'Cue!

Bobby Flay gets shaken and stirred when Taraji P. Henson and Amanda Freitag try to mix up a defeat with pastry chefs Maurice Shelton and Cristina Vázquez.

Bobby Flay is way out of his element with a signature dish he's never made before; Damaris Phillips and Christian Petroni taunt him as chefs Ilji Cheung and Pyet Despain attempt to roll up a win.

Michael Symon and writer Christina Perez hype up chefs Saba Wahid Duffy and Juan Carlos Aparicio to Bobby Flay as they duke it out with a fishy ingredient.

Team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan, and Brooke Williamson lead the final three Brawlers through a gauntlet of unknown ingredients; the final competitors must think on their feet and manage their time wisely to be named Master of 'Cue!

Bobby Flay gets shaken and stirred when Taraji P. Henson and Amanda Freitag try to mix up a defeat with pastry chefs Maurice Shelton and Cristina Vázquez.

Bobby Flay is way out of his element with a signature dish he's never made before; Damaris Phillips and Christian Petroni taunt him as chefs Ilji Cheung and Pyet Despain attempt to roll up a win.

Michael Symon and writer Christina Perez hype up chefs Saba Wahid Duffy and Juan Carlos Aparicio to Bobby Flay as they duke it out with a fishy ingredient.

It's America's 250th birthday and, for the first time, the Brawlers compete as individuals to win over a hungry crowd.

Alex Guarnaschelli and chef Michael Voltaggio love nothing more than seeing Bobby Flay lose; they're cheering on fine dining expert Jennifer Dewasha and seafood aficionado Devin Bozkaya, who are ready to battle.

Food Network's Giada De Laurentiis brings in pal Meredith Vieira to try to beat Bobby Flay in 25 ingredients or fewer; chefs Marcos Campos and Nicholas Poulmetis try not to slip up on the star ingredient for a shot at taking down the king.

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Eight food truck teams can't believe their eyes when Tyler Florence welcomes Mookie Betts to judge a ballpark eats challenge; the winner receives immunity and the largest reward in the history of The Great Food Truck Race.

It's America's 250th birthday and, for the first time, the Brawlers compete as individuals to win over a hungry crowd.

Team captains Bobby Flay, Maneet Chauhan, and Brooke Williamson lead the final three Brawlers through a gauntlet of unknown ingredients; the final competitors must think on their feet and manage their time wisely to be named Master of 'Cue!

Legendary actor John O'Hurley pairs up with Food Network's Damaris Phillips in trying to catalog all of Bobby Flay's fails; talented chefs Charlie Fuerte and Jonathan Brooks look to turn the tables on Bobby and leave victorious.

Chefs and business partners Scott Calhoun and David Feola must challenge each other before they take Bobby Flay down; Anne Burrell and Michael Symon give Bobby the business.

Alex Guarnaschelli and singer Josh Groban hit the high notes and raise up their chefs, Thomas Youell and Diego Sanchez, to grill Bobby Flay in his own kitchen.

Eddie Jackson partners with Bobby Flay's daughter, Sophie Flay; they bring the family drama center stage while chefs Hari Cameron and Leilani Baugh try to grab a mac 'n' cheese victory.

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.

Four chefs are all about the meat and potatoes with baskets that feature this classic comfort-food combo; they'll have to make bite-sized appetizers out of mighty, meaty portions and craft an appetizing entrée using a bizarre savory cake.

The chefs turn edible trash into culinary treasures in a zero-waste challenge; they have big plans for shrimp shells, leftover meals, and vegetable tops before the two finalists make wise use of old milk before time expires in the dessert round.

Four chefs work with Mediterranean classics to honor their Greek culinary heritage; they feast their eyes on a special cookie which appears to be staring back, get a leg up with their lamb entrées and are inspired by nostalgic favorites for dessert.

Four chefs take on a cooking experience and aim to prove that they can roll with whatever they find in the appetizer basket, including gnocchi in a bread bowl; the competitors find bogus pork and rabbit meat in the entrée basket.

The chefs rush to come up with smart ways to utilize the alligator in the first basket, but they soon learn their gator plans might be difficult to execute; in the dessert round, an ice cream machine fiasco spells trouble for one of the competitors.

The chefs find a peculiar cereal and fluke fillets in the first basket; the entrée round ingredients run the gamut from light to hearty and the finalists must work a clever crêpe and an interactive candy into their desserts.

Four chefs connected to the rich culinary history of Africa cook with passion in this special competition; goat chops test the chefs' chops in the entrée round and a final basket that skews more savory than sweet presents a challenge for the finalists.

Love is in the air as actress Kaley Cuoco and Scott Conant team up with pastry chefs and spouses, Melissa and Sean McGaughey, for a bittersweet battle against Bobby Flay.

Alex Guarnaschelli reunites with her "Ciao House" co-host, Gabriele Bertaccini, to lead chefs Rachelle Murphy and Jackson Kalb to a world of pasta-bilities in beating Bobby Flay.

Chef Michael Symon and Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec recruit chefs Poppy O'Toole and Joel Childs to master English specialties and match up against Bobby Flay in the competition.

Alex Guarnaschelli and James Austin Johnson leave a lasting impression on Bobby Flay as he tries to beat chefs Stephanie Cmar and David Standridge.

Abbott Elementary's Quinta Brunson and Chef Michael Voltaggio try to give Bobby Flay detention with their star pupils, chefs Devan Cunningham and Justin Jacobs.

Duff Goldman and Amanda Freitag attempt to bake up a win against Bobby.

Chefs Emily Oyer and Dan Jacobs are back for revenge; robbed of a win in their first battle, Ted Allen and host Lauren Scala are helping to ensure that one chef doesn't lose twice to Bobby Flay.

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

Love is in the air as actress Kaley Cuoco and Scott Conant team up with pastry chefs and spouses, Melissa and Sean McGaughey, for a bittersweet battle against Bobby Flay.

Alex Guarnaschelli reunites with her "Ciao House" co-host, Gabriele Bertaccini, to lead chefs Rachelle Murphy and Jackson Kalb to a world of pasta-bilities in beating Bobby Flay.

Chef Michael Symon and Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec recruit chefs Poppy O'Toole and Joel Childs to master English specialties and match up against Bobby Flay in the competition.

Alex Guarnaschelli and James Austin Johnson leave a lasting impression on Bobby Flay as he tries to beat chefs Stephanie Cmar and David Standridge.

Abbott Elementary's Quinta Brunson and Chef Michael Voltaggio try to give Bobby Flay detention with their star pupils, chefs Devan Cunningham and Justin Jacobs.

Duff Goldman and Amanda Freitag attempt to bake up a win against Bobby.

Chefs Emily Oyer and Dan Jacobs are back for revenge; robbed of a win in their first battle, Ted Allen and host Lauren Scala are helping to ensure that one chef doesn't lose twice to Bobby Flay.

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

Powerhouse chefs Antonia Lofaso and Ayesha Nurdjaja recruit competitors Pete Amadhanirundr and Evelyn Garcia for a fierce showdown against Bobby Flay.

Things heat up in this summer battle as chefs Phelix Gardner and Enrika Williams try to make a splash with a win in Bobby Flay's kitchen; Bobby uses his chef knives to try and slash Eddie Jackson and Ted Allen's summer fun.

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Breezy recipes for summer nights, like marinated chicken and simple summer couscous salad, linguine with clams and coconut tres leches cake; "American Detective's" Joe Kenda stops by to sip an espresso.

Alex Guarnaschelli serves up fresh quinoa and herb lettuce cups; Sunny Anderson creates a nunya business lemon meringue dip; the hosts enjoy a color-changing lavender lemonade punch.

Geoffrey Zakarian brings a fresh crab salad in endive; Sunny Anderson gets herbaceous with green goddess grilled lobster; Jeff Mauro adds some spice with chorizo and shrimp tacos.

Alex Guarnaschelli brings drive-thru to the parking lot as four chefs grill up some killer burgers; an ice cream truck pulls up.

Alex Guarnaschelli turns the tables as celebrity judges Jet Tila, Maneet Chauhan, Antonia Lofaso and Eddie Jackson bring their culinary skills to the parking lot.

Alex asks four chefs to produce protein style plates; for the second stakeout, the competitors must create family style platters for judges Stephanie Boswell and Joe Sasto; the two finalists are tasked with creating tiny bites.

Alex Guarnaschelli asks chefs to make deli-worthy dishes before completing a grand gesture in the second stakeout; the final stakeout comes down to a difficult decision between two dipped dishes.

Guy Fieri invites three cheese-loving chefs to the Flavortown Market; whichever chef creates the tastiest cheese dinner wins $10,000 and faces off against the all-star judge of their choice for the cheese championship.

Guy Fieri invites four burger meisters who think outside of the bun to pound out four heavy-hitting burgers using six pounds of ingredients; they slide sliders to select the unusual ingredient they must add to both their cheeseburger and side.

Guy Fieri gives food truck families the ultimate road test by challenging each member to shop in a grocery relay race; the remaining two teams make their food truck favorite with the dish style and condiment determined by two spinning truck wheels.

Guy Fieri invites three chefs to take on a 60-minute multi-course fruit showdown; before they can cook their dishes, the chefs must compete in an auction and outbid each other for exclusive rights to the fruit they'll feature.

Guy Fieri invites culinary duos from Los Angeles and San Francisco to each prepare three-course feasts designed to prove which city's food is best; they use ingredients from both cities in hopes of winning $15,000 and Golden State bragging rights.

Guy brings in chef duos from Chicago and New York to prepare a feast that proves their city's food is world-class; they use ingredients that celebrate The Big Apple and Chicago's The Bean in hopes of scoring $15,000 and big city bragging rights.

The winners of the first two City Food Fights face off to prove their city's culinary supremacy; Guy Fieri sets up games inspired by their city's basketball teams; the winning team takes home $15,000 and the GGG City Food Fight champion trophy!

Guy Fieri divides six chefs up into teams as they work alone in 10-minute shifts to create a winning plate; the chefs are surprised to learn that their grocery list featuring breakfast sandwich ingredients must be used to make a dessert.

Guy Fieri invites eight all-star masters of world cuisines to compete in a five-part GGG Global Games for $50,000! After dividing the chefs into two groups, Guy asks Group A to make their best international street food that includes pumpernickel bread.

Chefs Adrienne Cheatham, Ayesha Nurdjaja, and Zac Young weigh in on collapsing baked goods, painful kitchen wipeouts, and an exploding egg prank. Plus, in the game Pause and Effect, chefs try to predict exactly what culinary disaster is about to unfold.

Esther Choi, Joe Sasto, and Kalen Allen react to kitchen robots attempting to cook, spicy pepper challenges, and more outrageous food moments while sharing hilarious commentary, culinary insight, and plenty of strong opinions along the way.

Three chefs join forces with their spouses in a three-course competition where Guy Fieri tests their cooking chops and communication skills; the couples have one hour to make a date-night dinner with an on-the-fly dessert.

Guy Fieri invites eight all-star masters of world cuisines to compete in a five-part GGG Global Games for $50,000! After dividing the chefs into two groups, Guy asks Group A to make their best international street food that includes pumpernickel bread.

Chefs Adrienne Cheatham, Ayesha Nurdjaja, and Zac Young weigh in on collapsing baked goods, painful kitchen wipeouts, and an exploding egg prank. Plus, in the game Pause and Effect, chefs try to predict exactly what culinary disaster is about to unfold.

Esther Choi, Joe Sasto, and Kalen Allen react to kitchen robots attempting to cook, spicy pepper challenges, and more outrageous food moments while sharing hilarious commentary, culinary insight, and plenty of strong opinions along the way.

Three chefs join forces with their spouses in a three-course competition where Guy Fieri tests their cooking chops and communication skills; the couples have one hour to make a date-night dinner with an on-the-fly dessert.

Guy Fieri divides six chefs up into teams as they work alone in 10-minute shifts to create a winning plate; the chefs are surprised to learn that their grocery list featuring breakfast sandwich ingredients must be used to make a dessert.

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.

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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.

Nine barbecue masters are challenged to introduce themselves and their barbecue in hopes of being picked by their favorite team captain.

In the first round, the chefs get cracking to procure crab meat to make their appetizers; then, a strange dip in the second round is a big part of the challenge, while the dessert basket is filled with plenty of fun, including mocktails and fruit balls.

The chefs are eager to put their own mark on things by grabbing extra items for their appetizers; their pantry picks may not be smart choices; figuring out what to do with a leafy vegetable sucks up most of their time in the entrée round.

Four brave chefs prioritize flavor over fear as they take on outrageously daring ingredients to make killer dishes for the judges; the chefs prove they have the chops to make a swamp-loving chomper tasty and try not to be stung by a shocking sweet.

Four brave chefs take on a cheese that won't melt and a clock that won't stop in the appetizer round; the chefs step it up in the entrée round with camel tenderloin before tackling a layered sweet and a tart berry in the dessert round.

Host Terry Crews challenges 31 of the remaining 32 home cooks with a game day grub competition and a cook's choice battle; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni send 14 cooks home in defeat.

Fifteen cooks compete, and host Terry Crews starts them off with a team challenge; then, the competitors face off in a taco night throwdown and make their best cheesy dish for judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni; four cooks will be headed home.

Chef Rashida Holmes shows Bobby Flay's Titans what hustle looks like as she brings her Caribbean flavors to the kitchen; Michael Voltaggio meets an ingredient he's never seen before; judge Cliff Crooks breaks records with a surprising score.

Chef Katsuji Tanabe's bravado is as big as his desire to take down Bobby Flay's Titans; Katsuji is desperate for his first big win, and it's up to judge Judy Joo to decide if it's his turn for victory.

Jet Tila may be friends with Bobby Flay's Titans, but he's ready to be not so friendly to add Triple Threat Champion to his list of accolades and walk away with $25,000; global chef Lorena Garcia will be the judge of that.

Chefs Cliff Crooks and Jet Tila join forces to hassle Bobby Flay into a loss; chefs Kimberly Gamble and Tom Berry get in on the fun and try to topple the king.

Chefs Noah Zamler and Aerin Zavory are here to make sure Bobby Flay doesn't walk away with the competition; they've got Geoffrey Zakarian and Brooke Williamson on their team to pummel Bobby with pranks.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Jeff Mauro of "The Kitchen" aim to take down Bobby Flay; chefs Kathy Fang and Natascha Hess get into a pickle with the star ingredient.

Kalen Allen and Anne Burrell help chefs Paolo Calamai and Angelo Competiello show Roberto Flay how Tuscan cuisine is done in the old country.

Chefs Brooke Williamson and Cliff Crooks take the fight to the kitchen when they back contenders Javier Canteras and Emiliano Marentes to crack Bobby Flay.

Sunny Anderson and actor Jenna Elfman team up with chefs Francisco Higareda and Chris Dodson to crush Bobby Flay with their international flavors.

All-star chefs Shirley Chung and Tim Hollingsworth leave Bobby Flay in the dust as Carla Hall and Ana Navarro from "The View" uplift the audience.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Carson Kressley hype up chefs Kyle Garry and Sam Bassett in a showdown before the winner takes on Bobby Flay.

Carson Kressley and Maneet Chauhan bring the razzle-dazzle as chefs Rajesh Pathak and Hideki Harada take on Bobby Flay with a challenging signature dish.

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

The co-owners of South Brooklyn Foundry don't see eye-to-eye, causing communication to grow toxic while the restaurant falls into more debt; Gordon Ramsay steps in to reassess the Brooklyn eatery's priorities and straighten out the finances.

Ramsay tries to help the owners of Kati Allo in Queens, N.Y., turn things around.

Carson Kressley and Maneet Chauhan bring the razzle-dazzle as chefs Rajesh Pathak and Hideki Harada take on Bobby Flay with a challenging signature dish.

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

The co-owners of South Brooklyn Foundry don't see eye-to-eye, causing communication to grow toxic while the restaurant falls into more debt; Gordon Ramsay steps in to reassess the Brooklyn eatery's priorities and straighten out the finances.

Ramsay tries to help the owners of Kati Allo in Queens, N.Y., turn things around.

All-star chefs Shirley Chung and Tim Hollingsworth leave Bobby Flay in the dust as Carla Hall and Ana Navarro from "The View" uplift the audience.

Alex Guarnaschelli and Carson Kressley hype up chefs Kyle Garry and Sam Bassett in a showdown before the winner takes on Bobby Flay.

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.

Former Olympian and chef Dawn Burrell and West Coast legend chef Rob Lam face off before they go for the gold against Bobby Flay; Food Network's Clinton Kelly and Jet Tila are there to cheer them on to victory.

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Guy Fieri welcomes the victorious Super 16 back to the arena for four unmissable matchups in the second round; the randomizer pushes the chefs to their limits as four competitors advance closer to claiming the championship belt and the $150,000 prize.

Guy Fieri challenges four chefs to make a meat-free steakhouse dinner and appetizer in one hour using only ingredients that will fit into the smallest produce case; things get tougher when Hunter Fieri makes a mid-cook delivery of mushroom jerky.

It's Fieri vs. Fieri as Guy and Hunter divide up six of their favorite all-star chefs to see whose team makes the best game day platter; in this tag-team challenge, only the chefs who do the initial shopping know what game day dishes they're making.

Four chefs who fell short of victory their first time around are back to cook a redemption dinner; Guy Fieri goes behind the scenes to reveal Flavortown secrets, including the workings of this real deal grocery store inside a sound stage.

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 Fieri invites three GGG winners to celebrate America's 250th birthday with a cook-off. First, the chefs make a picnic plate with ingredients like apple pie and corn dogs. Then, a game of cornhole determines the ingredients for a grilled dinner.

Guy visits an amped-up deli serving up lamb burgers and ribs; a Koreatown favorite loads up Asian buns and a unique bacon-corn bar dish; a world-class bagel shop spices up their specialty and tops things off with Jersey's famous pork roll.

A butchery with porchetta and a unique style of prosciutto in Portland, Ore.; In Louisville, Ky., a barbecue place serves wings and ribs; a café with steak sandwiches and chicken paninis in Hamilton, N.J.

A Jamaican joint serves oxtail and curry goat in Houston; a Lebanese stop serves kibbie balls and kabobs; in Cancun, Mexico, a 24-hour hot spot makes bomb burritos.

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 Seattle, Guy visits a joint smoking up ribs and dishing out brisket chili; in Wilmington, N.C., he visits a breakfast spot getting dirty with their biscuits; in Oakland, Calif., Guy visits a spot serving up fried chicken, oxtails and collards.

A deep-dish pie and twisted-up breadsticks at a Chicago-style spot in Tucson, Ariz.; duck wings and bite-size beef Wellington at a pub in Wilmington, N.C.; in Miami, NFL coach Jon Gruden rides shotgun with Guy to a place with out-of-the-box Cuban.

In San Antonio, an East Coast-Texas deli mash-up piles up smoked meat sensations; a funky joint making big-time empanadas; in Sebastopol, Calif., a farm-to-table spot puts their spin on stroganoff and decadent bacon-gelato-toffee waffles.

A pimento cheeseburger and homemade brats at a farm-to-table spot in Little Rock, Ark.; kimchi fried rice and prime-time pork ramen at an Asian joint in Napa, Calif.; bomb barbecue at a smoking stop in San Antonio.

Guy grabs grub from all around the globe; in Wilmington, Del., there's a true British pub serving authentic English staples from fish and chips to Yorkshire Pudding; a poke counter is dishing out a Hawaiian classic with an updated twist in Kauai.

In Garland, a century-old staple serving up tasty sandwiches and a sweet treat; in Oklahoma City, a local landmark is dishing out Southern specialties, and in Denver, a spot putting a healthy spin on classic comfort foods.

Guy's digging into dishes from beef to buns and in Logan, Utah, a place is serving up worldwide flavor, like lomo saltado and a peanut butter burger.

Guy Fieri's got Asian flavors, an American classic and some mashups in between; a Korean-Mexican joint in Anchorage, Alaska, rolls out kimchi burritos; a funky fusion spot in Albuquerque, N.M., heads off the charts with the bomb pork belly.

Guy Fieri's starting at a South Bound Brook, N.J., meat market and stacking up their spin on the sloppy joe; in Nashville, Tenn., a taco joint is piling nachos with local flavor; a down-home spot is serving the bomb barbecue pork mac.

Guy Fieri's flying with chicken and so much more; in Santa Barbara, Calif., a butcher is saucing up chicken tacos; in Delray Beach, Fla., an homage to Mom includes a mouthwatering pasta; in Las Vegas, a chef is going over the top with Thai creations.

Fieri grabs flavorful meat that runs the gamut; Mexican pork sandwiches in Memphis, Tennessee; curry chicken and rich short ribs in St. Simons Island, Georgia; in Scottsdale, Arizona, a funky spot serves up Italian beef and duck fried rice.

Texas meets Ethiopia at a Dallas-area joint with big-time brisket injera nachos; a Naples, Fla., spot has a gluten-free twist on beignets and an Atlanta chef is serving up carnitas and barbacoa.

Guy Fieri's grabbing flavor by the handful! Two buddies are slinging iconic Italian sandwiches in Tampa, a spot near Sacramento, CA, is putting their spin on crispy cod tacos, and a Latin-inspired food truck is bringing comfort fusion to South Florida.

Chefs Adrienne Cheatham, Ayesha Nurdjaja, and Zac Young weigh in on collapsing baked goods, painful kitchen wipeouts, and an exploding egg prank. Plus, in the game Pause and Effect, chefs try to predict exactly what culinary disaster is about to unfold.

Esther Choi, Joe Sasto, and Kalen Allen react to kitchen robots attempting to cook, spicy pepper challenges, and more outrageous food moments while sharing hilarious commentary, culinary insight, and plenty of strong opinions along the way.

Guy Fieri's digging into pork dumplings from a husband-and-wife team in Sacramento, Calif.; a Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Bistro is mixing up a meat sauce; a mom-and-pop shop in San Jose, Calif. Serves up black bean burgers.

Guy Fieri's getting into flavors from all over, starting with a Vietnamese spot in Boston that's dishing out rocking rice noodle rolls; Guy finds a legit lamb meatball sub and knockout octopus in Montana.

Guy Fieri's visiting restaurants owned by familiar Food Network faces; in Studio City, Calif., chef Antonia Lofaso is cooking up global flavors, and in Rapid City, S.D., chef Justin Warner is serving up righteous ramen and dynamite dumplings.

Guy Fieri's grabbing flavor by the handful! Two buddies are slinging iconic Italian sandwiches in Tampa, a spot near Sacramento, CA, is putting their spin on crispy cod tacos, and a Latin-inspired food truck is bringing comfort fusion to South Florida.

Chefs Adrienne Cheatham, Ayesha Nurdjaja, and Zac Young weigh in on collapsing baked goods, painful kitchen wipeouts, and an exploding egg prank. Plus, in the game Pause and Effect, chefs try to predict exactly what culinary disaster is about to unfold.

Esther Choi, Joe Sasto, and Kalen Allen react to kitchen robots attempting to cook, spicy pepper challenges, and more outrageous food moments while sharing hilarious commentary, culinary insight, and plenty of strong opinions along the way.

Guy Fieri's digging into pork dumplings from a husband-and-wife team in Sacramento, Calif.; a Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Bistro is mixing up a meat sauce; a mom-and-pop shop in San Jose, Calif. Serves up black bean burgers.

Guy Fieri's getting into flavors from all over, starting with a Vietnamese spot in Boston that's dishing out rocking rice noodle rolls; Guy finds a legit lamb meatball sub and knockout octopus in Montana.

Guy Fieri's visiting restaurants owned by familiar Food Network faces; in Studio City, Calif., chef Antonia Lofaso is cooking up global flavors, and in Rapid City, S.D., chef Justin Warner is serving up righteous ramen and dynamite dumplings.

Fieri grabs flavorful meat that runs the gamut; Mexican pork sandwiches in Memphis, Tennessee; curry chicken and rich short ribs in St. Simons Island, Georgia; in Scottsdale, Arizona, a funky spot serves up Italian beef and duck fried rice.

Texas meets Ethiopia at a Dallas-area joint with big-time brisket injera nachos; a Naples, Fla., spot has a gluten-free twist on beignets and an Atlanta chef is serving up carnitas and barbacoa.

At the world-famous Iowa State Fair, sampling some award-winning new food items. There's a new take on chicken and waffles and a massive meat meal all wrapped up to eat on the midway: the Pork-Tato, the Hash Brown Handful.

Noah Cappe arrives at the Kentucky State Fair; the Mac Ball Burger, featuring deep-fried homemade mac and cheese; the Fried Green Frank, the Derby Pie Pop and the Southern Slaw Sammie; the Mac Attack Taco; Sunday Dinner Pizza; Grilled S'more Melt.

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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.

Molly Yeh is making a Mexican food vacation for her husband, Nick, with all his favorites; she cooks up a decadent refried beans and rice bowl, roasted salmon tacos in flour tortillas and creamy coconut-lime tres leches cake.

Molly Yeh is making a slew of colorful dishes for a painting party; the menu includes her pork meatball Banh Mi sandwiches, crispy rice salad with kale and succulent ham summer rolls; for dessert, there's a terrazzo jelly cake to draw... then devour.

With the restaurant opening soon, Molly puts the final touches on Bernie's farm-to-table menu; she prepares a wild rice burger with bacon and cheese, green goddess salad, good bistro fries and sprinkle cake donuts.

Cilantro lime salmon; Mediterranean chicken skewers and a crunchy Greek salad; red pepper hummus and olives; pasta with pesto and peas; zucchini noodles.

Ree Drummond cooks up social media marvels, trying her hand at a three sauce baked spaghetti, shortcut lazy red and green enchiladas, easy garlic butter bath biscuits and spicy bacon pickle bites.

Ree Drummond shares perfectly portioned meals for two; she has one-pan Apple Cider Pork Chops, speedy Easy Corn Pasta, extra comforting Meatloaf Patties and a shortcut side of Instant Cheesy Mash that's good enough for company.

Ree Drummond is making brunch, starting with brioche French toast with citrus cream cheese; egg white frittata, mini French breakfast puffs and more.

Sunny Anderson does budget entertaining with Easy Rice and Lamb Stuffed Peppers; Jeff Mauro goes Italian with his Summer Friselle Salad; Geoffrey Zakarian shakes up a classic Bayshore.

Everyone's digging into Sunny Anderson's Smoked Gouda Skillet Mac and Cheese, Jeff Mauro's Ultimate Sausage Board, Geoffrey Zakarian's Blistered Shishito Peppers and Katie Lee Biegel's Loaded Fried Deviled Eggs.

Esther Choi teaches how to make two types of kimchi, a fast Mak Kimchi that's ready in just days, as well as Halmoni's Kimchi, her grandmother's recipe. Plus, Esther shares how to make Kimchi Fried Rice and bossam, Korean Pork Belly Wraps.

Nick DiGiovanni shares the bold, aromatic flavors of India as he brings together two legendary recipes: chicken tikka masala and butter chicken; he reveals how to balance spices and create rich, creamy sauces.

Guy Fieri grabs grub cooked up with some great gear; in San Francisco, lamb and pork biscuits cooked in indoor smokers; in Stockton, Calif., ravioli made on a century-old machine; in Maui, Hawaii, a mobile pizza oven.

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 Fieri's digs into flavors spanning the Americas; in Charlotte, N.C., a brewery serves the bomb bacon jam burger and a duck confit flatbread; in Cancun, Mexico, a spot serves street tacos; in Houston, a joint cooks up Argentinian empanadas.

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.

In Miami, Fla., a husband-and-wife team dishes out primo Peruvian sandwiches; in Wilmington, N.C., a funky joint cooks up the flavors of Panama; in Tucson, Ariz., a funky fresh spin on tacos and carne asada.

A Lansing, Mich., food truck dishes out shrimp burgers and a unique potato popper; a Bosnian restaurant in Tucson, Ariz., fires up legit Eastern European specialties; a down-home Southern seafood spot cooks up clam chowder and fries up favorites.

Guy dives into dishes with regional flavor; an East Coast-Texas deli mashup piling smoked meat sensations; a Creole spot serving gumbo and fried pork chops; a real-deal Mexican spot dishing out Michoacán specialties, like the blazing hot molcajete.

Cultural cuisine with a twist: a café that's been serving scratch-made Scandinavian specialties in Salt Lake City since the 1950s; a pizza joint putting an Indian spin on the classic Italian pie; a funky Chinese-American mashup in New Orleans.

A restaurant-market in Vancouver combines sustainability with killer cooking, including bouillabaisse and salmon fish and chips; a fresh-catch institution in Kauai, Hawaii, puts out prime-time poke; a raw bar in Chico, Calif., cooks up Asian flavors.

Guy Fieri is loading up on all kinds of Latin on this trip; in Logan, Utah, a Salvadoran spot puttin' out pupusas and a cabeza creation.

Guy Fieri tracks down off-the-chain chicken, starting in Salt Lake City with a unique curry chicken mashup; in Albuquerque, N.M., the chicken is down-home fried alongside sweet waffles; in Grand Junction, Colo., it's nested in tacos with guacamole.

Waffles in Anchorage, Alaska, and steak tacos in Aspen, Colo.; in Albuquerque, N.M., a Latin place makes arepas and pork paninis.

Guy's hitting up a taco joint going above and beyond with their Ahogada Torta and a quesadilla-taco-au jus mashup; a Thai spot is piling up the pork and dynamite dumplings; a funky food truck is loading up monster sandwiches.

Guy Fieri is checking out all kinds of culinary spots, like a Las Vegas food truck smoking up monster sandwiches and a California comfort spot with pot pie; a Mediterranean joint's beef skewers and tandoori chicken.

Guy Fieri's digging into meaty mashups, starting in Boise, Idaho, where a Russian joint is serving lights-out lamb, and a Pakistani spot is cooking goat; in Ocala, Fla., a barbecue pro is putting his spin on brisket mac and cheese stuffed sausage.

Guy Fieri savors both spicy and sweet eats; in St. Simons Island, GA, a bomb bakery plates righteous rum cake; a pizza restaurant in Boulder, CO, fires up artisan pies; a spot in San Antonio, Texas, delivers dynamite duck.

Guy Fieri's digging into dishes that begin with great dough; starting with savory venison sopes in Minneapolis; in Missoula, MT, a pizza spot is slinging artisan pies like meatball verde; a funky joint is serving up vegan doughnuts.

Guy Fieri is digging into cheffed-up eats of all kinds; a "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" alum is sourcing local Decatur, Ga., ingredients for coffee-dusted venison; a joint in Texas is topping its bagels with basil schmears.

Guy Fieri's cheffin' it up, coast to coast; a modern spot in San Jose, Calif., is serving next-level noodles; a Cuban café in West Palm Beach, Fla., is plating out-of-bounds oxtail; a GGG champ in Sacramento, Calif., is putting out prime-time pies.

Guy Fieri visits restaurants with diverse cuisines: he tries Balinese chicken thighs at a Southeast Asian restaurant in Minneapolis and BBQ Reubens at a New Jersey restaurant; a couple prepares plant-based dishes in Montana.

Guy Fieri's having Southern meats and more; in Alabama, a family-run barbecue joint is putting out a Boss Burger with a side of ribs; in Atlanta, Chef G. Garvin's steakhouse is serving up a next-level lobster mac and cheese.

Guy Fieri dives into a world of cultural cuisine with indigenous recipes; fry bread and pozole in Phoenix, Ariz.; authentic Argentine specialties in Boulder, Colo.; a kabob spot in Memphis, Tenn., marinates meats with Ethiopian flavor.

Guy Fieri's digging into dishes that begin with great dough; starting with savory venison sopes in Minneapolis; in Missoula, MT, a pizza spot is slinging artisan pies like meatball verde; a funky joint is serving up vegan doughnuts.

Guy Fieri is digging into cheffed-up eats of all kinds; a "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" alum is sourcing local Decatur, Ga., ingredients for coffee-dusted venison; a joint in Texas is topping its bagels with basil schmears.

Guy Fieri's cheffin' it up, coast to coast; a modern spot in San Jose, Calif., is serving next-level noodles; a Cuban café in West Palm Beach, Fla., is plating out-of-bounds oxtail; a GGG champ in Sacramento, Calif., is putting out prime-time pies.

Guy Fieri visits restaurants with diverse cuisines: he tries Balinese chicken thighs at a Southeast Asian restaurant in Minneapolis and BBQ Reubens at a New Jersey restaurant; a couple prepares plant-based dishes in Montana.

Guy Fieri's having Southern meats and more; in Alabama, a family-run barbecue joint is putting out a Boss Burger with a side of ribs; in Atlanta, Chef G. Garvin's steakhouse is serving up a next-level lobster mac and cheese.

Guy Fieri dives into a world of cultural cuisine with indigenous recipes; fry bread and pozole in Phoenix, Ariz.; authentic Argentine specialties in Boulder, Colo.; a kabob spot in Memphis, Tenn., marinates meats with Ethiopian flavor.

Guy Fieri's digging into meaty mashups, starting in Boise, Idaho, where a Russian joint is serving lights-out lamb, and a Pakistani spot is cooking goat; in Ocala, Fla., a barbecue pro is putting his spin on brisket mac and cheese stuffed sausage.

Guy Fieri savors both spicy and sweet eats; in St. Simons Island, GA, a bomb bakery plates righteous rum cake; a pizza restaurant in Boulder, CO, fires up artisan pies; a spot in San Antonio, Texas, delivers dynamite duck.

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A few of Kardea's siblings are uniting at her place to catch up and share a meal.

Kardea Brown is cooking up fried chicken with hot honey sauce, Hoppin' John and sautéed green beans with garlic and pepper; for dessert, apple raspberry cobbler with a biscuit top.

Kardea Brown cooks four dishes using one of her favorite ingredients and the foundation of Gullah cooking: rice; she makes crispy rice cereal-coated chicken, cheesy rice casserole with turkey, curried rice salad and sticky rice pudding with mango.

Kardea Brown cooks up her favorite recipes using nothing but her beloved cast-iron skillet; chicken and veggie skillet, cheesy skillet taco mac, cheesy skillet potatoes and Kardea's ultimate skillet brownie.

Kardea Brown is joined by pal Nancy Fuller to make a meal with farm-fresh ingredients; the menu includes lemony herb shrimp scampi over Middlins Risotto and Collard Green Salad with a BBQ vinaigrette.

Aunt TC is home sick from work and Dr. Kardea Brown is in the office; she cooks up roasted chicken and dumplings, seasoned saltine crackers, tuna melts on pumpernickel rye, and citrus, ginger and honey ice pops to get her feeling better quickly.

Creamy shrimp gnocchi; all vegetable fried rice; tot waffle breakfast stack; mini meatball subs.

Ree shares four of her favorite ways to start the day; first, she makes portable Tex-Mex egg muffins and lemon poppy seed pancakes; then, there's breakfast grits bowls and a peach breakfast mug cake.

Serving up four ranch-approved dishes that won't break the bank; making delicious Italian chicken meatballs over salad, speedy chili verde with all the fixings, a fun tortilla breakfast bake, and sweet and salty fudge for a treat.

Ree Drummond spices things up with her favorite speedy Cajun tequila shrimp lettuce wraps, then she turns up the heat with peppers, shells and cheese, a colossal mountain burger, and a jalapeño blackberry margarita with a kick.

Nick DiGiovanni tackles two breakfast favorites -- decadent French Toast and classic Eggs Benedict. Nick shares how to master perfectly custardy toast, poached eggs, and rich homemade hollandaise sauce with simple, step-by-step techniques.

Nick DiGiovanni shares the bold, aromatic flavors of India as he brings together two legendary recipes: chicken tikka masala and butter chicken; he reveals how to balance spices and create rich, creamy sauces.

The Kitchen serves up over-the-top desserts; Jeff Mauro starts off with Chocolate Cherry Cupcakes; Sunny Anderson whips up an Easy No-Bake Chocolate Cookie Cheesecake; Geoffrey Zakarian creates a light-as-air Raspberry and Cream Concorde Cake.

Guy Fieri invites eight all-star masters of world cuisines to compete in a five-part GGG Global Games for $50,000! After dividing the chefs into two groups, Guy asks Group A to make their best international street food that includes pumpernickel bread.

Guy Fieri challenges four chefs to prepare two complete meals using no more than 10 lbs. of ingredients; after the chefs use half their weighted groceries to make a hearty hot lunch, they grab two items from the clearance rack to make a dinner.

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 invites three chefs to prove they're the King of the Chill by outcooking each other in a frozen food fight; they make their best seafood dinner using just frozen items before the winner gets a shot at taking on the judge of their choice.

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.

"The Kitchen" co-hosts Sunny Anderson and Geoffrey Zakarian come together to escort chefs Paddy Coker and Greg Lutes down the red carpet and snub Bobby Flay along the way.

Supermodel and swimwear designer Devon Windsor teams up with Chef Michael Symon to keep the drama high while chefs Dom Crisp and Santiago Guzzetti try to cook up a win against Bobby Flay.

Bobby Flay is served a signature dish that is out of his comfort zone as "Chopped" host Ted Allen and Chef Tiffani Faison root for chefs Jim Armstrong and Earl James Reynolds to take him down.

Love is in the air as actress Kaley Cuoco and Scott Conant team up with pastry chefs and spouses, Melissa and Sean McGaughey, for a bittersweet battle against Bobby Flay.

Fifteen cooks compete, and host Terry Crews starts them off with a team challenge; then, the competitors face off in a taco night throwdown and make their best cheesy dish for judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni; four cooks will be headed home.

Host Terry Crews invites all remaining 14 cooks to compete over the course of three challenges: a luxury dinner battle, a pizza face-off and a summer potluck team challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni leave only eight cooks standing.

Counting down the 10 most extraordinary noodle bowls and plates.

Food Network chefs like Duff Goldman, Yolanda Gampp, and Amanda Freitag bring pastry firepower and zero apologies for their sugar-fueled passion as they count down their top 10 sweets in America.

Host Terry Crews invites all remaining 14 cooks to compete over the course of three challenges: a luxury dinner battle, a pizza face-off and a summer potluck team challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni leave only eight cooks standing.

Counting down the 10 most extraordinary noodle bowls and plates.

Food Network chefs like Duff Goldman, Yolanda Gampp, and Amanda Freitag bring pastry firepower and zero apologies for their sugar-fueled passion as they count down their top 10 sweets in America.

Host Terry Crews invites all remaining 14 cooks to compete over the course of three challenges: a luxury dinner battle, a pizza face-off and a summer potluck team challenge; judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Nick DiGiovanni leave only eight cooks standing.

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Anne Burrell and Tiffany Derry are ready to transform sixteen coddled culinary novices into home cooks, but they need to see what they are working with; the recruits must recreate their favorite takeout dish, giving the chefs a look at their skills.

Chicken fried steak sliders piled on warm buttermilk biscuits and served with buttermilk gravy; perfect fried potatoes; cherry pie cookie bars.

Ree Drummond cooks dishes for her kid film crew, including a chickpea curry bowl for daughter Paige and a jalapeño bacon cheeseburger mac for son-in-law Mauricio; there's a layered brownie skillet sundae for nephew Stuart.

Ree Drummond cooks up some quick and easy midweek dinners, starting with grilled steak naan tacos and fast salmon bites with warm Brussels sprouts slaw; she makes shortcut cheesy sausage one pot gnocchi and speedy crispy everything chicken cutlets.

Favorite foods from Oklahoma; saucy chili cheese tots, an onion burger and crispy fried okra; an over-the-top boozy-blended root beer float.

Jeff Mauro uses historic grains for his blistered tomato and farro shrimp salad; Alex Guarnaschelli gets scientific with a chicken Caesar salad; Geoffrey Zakarian leads French class with a salade lyonnaise.

"The Kitchen" gets heated with kicked-up, spicy recipes; Sunny wakes up her taste buds with Easy Breakfast Quesadillas; Geoffrey Zakarian puts a blazing twist on Harissa Shrimp Scampi; Katie Lee Biegel gets fiery with Buffalo Chicken Nachos.

Eric Adjepong invites Aarti Sequeira, Catherine McCord, and Damaris Phillips to spend their ladies' night at his card game as they have a culinary showdown with the final round hinged on the best French toast.

Chef Antonia Lofaso returns for another wild night at Eric Adjepong's high-stakes culinary poker showdown! This time, she's betting against her best buddies and acclaimed restaurateurs Ayesha Nurdjaja and Claudette Zepeda.

Host Eric Adjepong brings a trio of dessert legends to his table. With $15,000 of their own dough on the line, Damaris Phillips, Zac Young, and Duff Goldman are ready to prove they've got the savory chops to match their sweet skills.

Stephanie Izard, Gabe Bertaccini, and Mika Leon are hungry for redemption.

Top Chef host Gail Simmons and The Kitchen's Sunny Anderson are striking while the iron is hot in tonight's battle; here to tame the flame are Brooklyn's own Brandon Byrd and top Floridian chef Nicolay Adinaguev.

TV show host Katie Lee ("Beach Bites With Katie Lee") and actor Mekhi Phifer grill Louisiana's chef Nathan Gresham and Arizona's chef Lisa Dahl to determine who can smoke Bobby Flay.

Marc Murphy and Chef Burrell want to rake Bobby over the coals, and they'll have aid from Chef David Bancroft and BBQ champion Susie Bulloch.

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.

It's a BBQ bash, and Bobby Flay's getting burned when Kardea Brown and Carson Kressley boost chefs Rashad Jones and Kent Rollins to soar to a winged win.

Josh Capon and Today's Dylan Dreyer fire up Bobby Flay's grill with pitmasters Matt Abdoo and Dominique Leach.

BBQ Brawl judges Adrienne Cheatham and Rashad Jones fire up the grills as past Master of 'Cue Kyle Bryner and future brawler Chef T Gregoire try to smoke Bobby Flay.

Bobby Flay is up to his ears in distractions courtesy of hosts Jaymee Sire and Andrew Zimmern, while chefs Byron Gomez and Sebastien Salomon tussle over a corny star ingredient.