Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Tiffany Haddish is in the house with Chef Antonia Lofaso and Bobby Flay can't handle the heat as he takes on married couple Hedy and Talia Trovato in the kitchen.

Sunny Anderson and TV host Nina Parker conspire with chefs John Cleveland and Michael Fiorelli to beat Bobby Flay.

Sunny Anderson and Saturday Night Live's Punkie Johnson let the good times roll in Bobby Flay's kitchen arena as they cheer on New Orleans chefs Chris Vazquez and Eric Cook.

Sunny Anderson and ESPN's Sage Steele share a military connection with chefs Star Maye and Marie Yniguez as they put Bobby Flay through a set of drills.

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.

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.

Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Tiffany Haddish is in the house with Chef Antonia Lofaso and Bobby Flay can't handle the heat as he takes on married couple Hedy and Talia Trovato in the kitchen.

Sunny Anderson and TV host Nina Parker conspire with chefs John Cleveland and Michael Fiorelli to beat Bobby Flay.

Sunny Anderson and Saturday Night Live's Punkie Johnson let the good times roll in Bobby Flay's kitchen arena as they cheer on New Orleans chefs Chris Vazquez and Eric Cook.

Sunny Anderson and ESPN's Sage Steele share a military connection with chefs Star Maye and Marie Yniguez as they put Bobby Flay through a set of drills.

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.

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.

Damaris Phillips and actor JB Smoove are ready to get in Bobby Flay's face; they get help from chefs Christian Gill and Cecelia Valencia, who want to sandwich Bobby out of the kitchen.

Amy Sedaris teams up with Michael Symon to take Bobby Flay down; Kristin Beringson and Amanda Salas are ready to dish out a loss.

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A Pakistani kebab joint with a dish made out of goat liver and brains; a Tibetan place with soup made from yak meat; buffalo chicken feet with maple syrup.

Andrew finds out that some of the best foods in LA are hiding deep inside city neighborhoods; pig head tamales; steamed chicken embryo.

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.

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

Chef Geoffrey Zakarian and model Ashley Graham strike a pose to distract Bobby Flay while chefs Maiya Keck and Brian Cripps go in for the win.

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.

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

Eric brings in chefs from California, Texas and New York to challenge Alex in a battle of Mediterranean dishes.

Eric Adjepong invites Alex Guarnaschelli's friends, Geoffrey Zakarian, Rocco DiSpirito and Gabriele Bertaccini, for a culinary competition; Aarti Sequeira and Mei Lin judge the outcome.

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.

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.

Four chefs focus on making outstanding dishes from a crazy mix of ingredients in the appetizer basket, including escargot pearls; a super-sized item in the entrée basket provides a needed crunch, and a creepy dessert ingredient is a scary sight.

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

Four chefs arrive to celebrate the major impact that Julia Child made on the culinary world.

Four chefs embrace their inner culinary idol to honor Julia Child's legacy and impress guest judge Isabella Rossellini.

Four devotees of the cooking icon Julia Child endeavor to make her proud when they put a riff on her fish stew for an appetizer.Veal makes an appearance in the entrée basket, while fruit and processed cheese make for an oddball combo in dessert.

Four champions return to compete in the finale of a special tournament celebrating Julia Child's legacy. The competitor whose meal is the best will become the grand champion and win a $25,000 dream trip to follow in Julia's footsteps in France!

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.

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.

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.

With no major tricks in the first basket, the chefs are left to create their own problems, as they attempt to piece together meat and potato appetizers; in the entrée round, duck dishes are a tall order in just 30 minutes.

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.

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.

With no major tricks in the first basket, the chefs are left to create their own problems, as they attempt to piece together meat and potato appetizers; in the entrée round, duck dishes are a tall order in just 30 minutes.

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.

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.

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Join Cindy Crawford as she talks to real customers about the breakthrough skincare system that keeps them looking their best. Take a trip to the stunning French countryside to see the rare French melon that defies the aging process.

The intensity is sky-high as the chefs cook handheld dishes to survive a surprise twist of potential double elimination; one contender confidently makes a signature dish while another races against the clock and risks serving undercooked meat.

A new culinary powerhouse enters the arena, and the chefs create noodle dishes in the contender battle; in a highly anticipated matchup between two of the strongest chefs, the battle for the throne is fought over mushrooms.

In Logan, Utah, a family-run Indian spot hooked up to a gas station with Dad handing out specialties from his homeland; in Burlington, Vt., a dumpling house made from a legendary food cart where mother and daughter are serving authentic flavor.

A Southern-style chicken sandwich and hush puppies in Portland, Ore.; three sisters put a unique spin on pizza in Oklahoma City, Okla.

Guy Fieri enjoys a fun, filling fiesta, kicking off in Grand Junction, Colo., where a pub serves a real deal Reuben; a spot in Salt Lake City elevates tacos; an outrageous joint in Nashville, Tenn., cooks up Middle Eastern specialties.

Guy Fieri's grabbing a little surf, turf, and flavors from the Earth; in Puerto Rico, a local gem is serving off-the-hook pork trifongo and shrimp empanadas; Guy finds a mushroom po' boy in Somerville, N.J., and outrageous octopus in Cleveland.

Guy Fieri is checking out all kinds of culinary, 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.

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

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.

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.

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 surprises three of his all-star friends by turning a savory showdown into a dessert battle; they'll have to transform diner classics into sweet treats before making a fried dessert using mystery ingredients from Crazy Can Roulette.

Guy Fieri welcomes opponents who previously tied as they return for tiebreaker rematches; two home cooks fight for their right to make the best party plate, and two supermoms compete in a budget battle to make the most comforting comfort food.

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.

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.

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 challenges three experienced chefs to prepare their best pork dish using only 10 items; the winner earns an automatic $15,000 and can wager up to $5,000 in an express lane seafood battle against the all-star judge of their choice.

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.

Flavortown Market is overflowing with whammy ingredients, so Guy Fieri declares that the chefs will bank $2,500 for each whammy item they use.

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

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.

Flavortown Market is overflowing with whammy ingredients, so Guy Fieri declares that the chefs will bank $2,500 for each whammy item they use.

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

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.

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.

Guy Fieri sends talented chefs running through the aisles of Flavortown Market for the chance to make some serious dough. They face real-world challenges as they compete to be the last chef standing in this high-stakes cooking competition.

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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.

Laila Ali invites four chefs to resolve fiery recipe rivalries; Mika Leon squares off against Brad Delgado, accusing him of stealing her recipes; Tommy Jobst and Chris Lombardi settle who builds the best burgers.

Bobby Flay challenges the Titans with Chef Ayaka Guido, and as the right hand to Chef Jean George Vongerichten, she comes prepared with her Michelin training; the Titans are shocked by the return of Chef Frank Prisinzano and his bold opinions.

Veteran Chef Karen Akunowicz lights up Flay's kitchen with her personality and battles the Titans with her modern grandma cuisine; judge Scott Conant doesn't go easy on anyone with his high standards.

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.

Chef Bryan Voltaggio has never beaten his younger brother Michael in competition, so he's desperate to take him down, along with the rest of Bobby Flay's Titans and walk away with $25,000.

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.

Reid Scott makes a campaign run against Bobby Flay with all-star running mate Sunny Anderson; chefs Ned Baldwin and Sieger Bayer want to veto Bobby's winning record and snag a landslide victory of their own.

Actress Ali Larter links up with chef Michael Voltaggio to blind Bobby Flay with the bright lights of Hollywood and defeat him; international chefs Jorge Gonzalez and Yuri Szarzewski attempt to throw Bobby off his game with their global fare.

Bobby Flay's got his back against the wall when two chefs try to make his world spin; West African chef Godwin Ihentuge and Indian chef Kingshuk Dey battle to bring Bobby down, with a little heckling help from Sunny Anderson and Alex Guarnaschelli.

Comedian JB Smoove teams up with Michael Symon; chefs Mia Castro and Brandon Carter try to take Bobby down.

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

Bobby Flay tries to make chefs Raymond Yaptinchay and Cara Stadler go nuts in the kitchen. Michael Voltaggio and actress Morena Baccarin are there to cheer them on to victory.

Food Network's Jet Tila and chef Carla Hall hope to get sweet revenge over Bobby Flay; they bring in Asian food specialists chef Dan Jacobs and chef Tony Nguyen to dodge Bobby's curveballs and take home a win.Guests: Jet Tila, Carla Hall, Tony Nguyen, Dan Jacobs..

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.

Comedian Nikki Glaser has Bobby Flay in her sights and nothing is off the menu; she and Chef Michael Voltaggio attempt to bring contenders Troy Gardner and Rachel Klein to a vegan victory over Bobby.

Bobby Flay's got a signature dish that's way out of his comfort zone, and "Law & Order"'s Angie Harmon and Scott Conant aren't making it any easier as they aid and abet chefs Crystal Wahpepah and Adrien Blech.

Actress, comedian and foodie Aisha Tyler and Katie Lee Biegel get crafty.

BBQ Brawl veterans Carson Kressley and Rodney Scott reunite to put Bobby Flay's feet to the fire and bring home a well-charred win for chefs Kwasi Kwaa and Winnie Yee-Lakhani.

Chef Carla Hall and professional dancer Allison Holker Boss bring the moves as chefs Kimberly Plafke and Tiana Gee try to bring Bobby Flay a sweet defeat.

Scott Conant and Eric Adjepong unite with chefs Dane Blom and Emme Ribeiro Collins to gang up on Bobby Flay.

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.

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

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

Brooke Williamson and actor Randall Park recruit chefs Marcos Spaziani and Richard Van Lê to teach Bobby Flay a thing or two about a tricky signature dish.

Michael Symon and comedian Manon Mathews cheer on chefs Erin Miller and Stephen Coe, while Bobby Flay is greeted with a familiar face.

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

Chefs Anne Burrell and Eddie Jackson bring the noise as chefs Jessica Yarr and Matthew Zafrir bring the flavor to dump Bobby Flay in a pierogi battle.

Hip-hop icon Lil Jon and Anne Burrell get Bobby Flay's kitchen turned up with lights, beats and bottle service; chefs Eva Pesantez and Robert Butts have Bobby on the VIP list.

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

Brooke Williamson and actor Randall Park recruit chefs Marcos Spaziani and Richard Van Lê to teach Bobby Flay a thing or two about a tricky signature dish.

Michael Symon and comedian Manon Mathews cheer on chefs Erin Miller and Stephen Coe, while Bobby Flay is greeted with a familiar face.

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

Chefs Anne Burrell and Eddie Jackson bring the noise as chefs Jessica Yarr and Matthew Zafrir bring the flavor to dump Bobby Flay in a pierogi battle.

Hip-hop icon Lil Jon and Anne Burrell get Bobby Flay's kitchen turned up with lights, beats and bottle service; chefs Eva Pesantez and Robert Butts have Bobby on the VIP list.

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.

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

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.

Jaymee Sire and Jeff Mauro bring the energy to wear Bobby Flay down; chefs Laura Gonzalez and Steven Lingenfelter try to take advantage while Jeff and Jaymee distract Bobby.

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Guy welcomes the eight remaining battle-tested chefs to contend with the randomizer and take on each other in sudden-death battles.

Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Eric Adjepong welcomes Antonia Lofaso, Rocco DiSpirito, and Gabriele Bertaccini to his underground culinary card game, where the Italian chefs each put up $5,000 on a night of all-in betting and intense competition.

Eric Adjepong hosts Los Angeles legends Mei Lin, Marcel Vigneron and Chris Oh at his culinary card game; the West Coast friends each have $5,000 on the line as they attempt to put the best spin on meat and potatoes to take the jackpot.

Eric Adjepong invites three of his favorite guys, Jet Tila,Eddie Jackson and Viet Pham, to his after-hours card game. These epic chefs each arrive with $5,000 for a night of card playing, fast-paced cooking and some major trash talking.

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.

Guy Fieri catches up with lights-out lengua at a mom-and-pop taco spot in Phoenix; a meatless butcher in Minneapolis puts their plant-based stamp on a huli-huli rib panini.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

In Kauai, Hawaii, a culinary dojo amping up local specialties like saimin and chilli pepper chicken; a twist on tacos and burritos in Kansas City, Mo.; a funky food truck in El Paso, Texas, putting out meatless Mexican that's huge on taste.

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.

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.

In a classic, comfort-filled joyride, Guy Fieri finds mozzarella sticks and gravy fries at a retro diner in Leavenworth, Wash.; homestyle fried chicken and grits in Draper, Utah; and stellar meatless chorizo at a vegan spot in Nashville, Tenn.

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.

Starting in Caguas, Puerto Rico, with churrasco steak, risotto and ropa vieja dumplings; grabbing tandoori chicken and samosas in Middleton, N.J., and next-level Filipino dishes in Cleveland.

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 strombolis.

Guy Fieri's grabbing big flavor in some unexpected spots; there are south-of-the-border classics cooked up in Calgary, culinary masterpieces in a Memphis museum and an authentic British pub tucked away at a tiny Colorado airport.

Guy Fieri hits the road for serious sammys; a vegan joint in New Jersey plates plant-based perfection, TOC champ Tiffani Faison brings Southern barbecue to Boston and a family spot in California mixes it up with lights-out lamb.

An uncle-nephew duo is changing the game in Gainesville, Fla., with a fried chicken sandwich; there's Mexican gone vegan in Dallas, Texas; a spot in Baton Rouge, LA, is putting their stamp on pot pie.

Guy Fieri revisits popular Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives locations; he samples banana coffee bread in Cambridge, Mass., homemade meatloaf in Chicago and pepper porchetta in Duluth.

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 visits restaurants with diverse cuisines; he tries Balinese chicken thighs at a Southeast Asian restaurant in Minneapolis and BBQ Reubens at a New Jersey; 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 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's piling up the meat with a little sweet; in Santa Barbara, Calif., a hidden gem is putting out funky fusion like Korean paella; in Florida, a Boynton Beach butcher is elevating porchetta; a Boca Raton food truck is cooking cheesecake.

Guy Fieri revisits popular Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives locations; he samples banana coffee bread in Cambridge, Mass., homemade meatloaf in Chicago and pepper porchetta in Duluth.

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 visits restaurants with diverse cuisines; he tries Balinese chicken thighs at a Southeast Asian restaurant in Minneapolis and BBQ Reubens at a New Jersey; 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 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's piling up the meat with a little sweet; in Santa Barbara, Calif., a hidden gem is putting out funky fusion like Korean paella; in Florida, a Boynton Beach butcher is elevating porchetta; a Boca Raton food truck is cooking cheesecake.

Guy Fieri hits the road for serious sammys; a vegan joint in New Jersey plates plant-based perfection, TOC champ Tiffani Faison brings Southern barbecue to Boston and a family spot in California mixes it up with lights-out lamb.

An uncle-nephew duo is changing the game in Gainesville, Fla., with a fried chicken sandwich; there's Mexican gone vegan in Dallas, Texas; a spot in Baton Rouge, LA, is putting their stamp on pot pie.

In St. Petersburg, Florida, a lights-out spot with righteous ramen; in Lansing, a funky joint frying up everything from wings to pig skins to chicken gizzards; a New Orleans smokehouse sausage meat pies and spicy shrimp boudin.

Sandwiches and serious spice; in Longmont, a spot with a pork burger and cauliflower; in Columbus, a Chicago-style joint with Italian beef and gyros; Aarti Sequeira and Jet Tila join Guy in LA, where a chef dishes out fiery Thai specialties.

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Molly Yeh makes nostalgic favorites for a campy talent show on the farm, including pizza-inspired mozzarella mac and cheese, sausage and broccoli pesto packets, and homemade squeeze cheese and crackers; for dessert, there's s'mores ice cream pie.

Molly Yeh celebrates her husband's birthday with an Italian-inspired meal and friendly little roast; meaty ziti with pesto dollops, giardiniera bruschetta, fried olive salad with creamy harissa dressing and classic red velvet birthday cake.

Molly Yeh makes a delicious dinner during naptime; she sneaks away to prepare Slow Cooker Asian Wedding Soup, one-Dish Salmon and Veggies, Tamagoyaki and a Red Bean Snacking Cake with Yogurt Glaze.

It's wheat harvest time, and it is time to make a tasty wheat truck lunch for two. Crispy fried chicken Banh Mi sandwiches, a side of salt and vinegar potato salad, a savory miso broccoli grain salad, and a tart pickled plum crumble.

Molly Yeh and Nick celebrate their completed home reno by dining in their new porch swing; Molly cooks up wild rice pancakes with cherry compote, everything bagel chicken and biscuits, kimchi potato salad and chocolate peanut butter sheet cake.

Molly Yeh makes a big Midwestern lunch for her favorite farmer that includes bacon and ranch grain bowls, savory monkey bread with creamy veggie dip, crispy deep-fried pickle chips, and beautiful giant almond butter blossoms.

Ree Drummond is celebrating slow-cooked food that's quick to make; she begins with a one-pan dinner of Slow Roasted Chicken and Vegetables, followed by Best Ever Oven Brisket, Cherry Tomato Confit and a gooey Slow Cooker Chocolate Pudding Cake.

Ree makes fast and fabulous food for two, starting with a speedy sausage and gnocchi skillet. Ree also whips up a Tex-Mex style shrimp and bacon quesadilla, steakhouse ciabatta pizzas and pancake bowls.

Ree Drummond shares simple takes on comfort classics; she spices up Tex-Mex chicken fried steak, puts a speedy spin on pesto chicken lasagna skillet, gives cream of celery soup a retro vibe, and adds luxury to white chocolate hot chocolate.

Ree Drummond moves fast with some fabulous 30-minute one pan meals; skillet fiesta pork chops and a sheet pan salmon bake with caper herb mayo; Ree makes one pot gnocchi and cauliflower and a snappy family style steak sandwich.

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Making the best versions of dishes; Katie Lee Biegel's Shrimp Scampi and Alex Guarnaschelli's Chicken Parmesan with Vodka Sauce; Zac Young from Halloween Baking Championship stops by to make The Ultimate Carrot Cake.

Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Guy Fieri revisits favorite diners, drive-ins and dives; these restaurants expand locations, menus and culinary boundaries.

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

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.

Guy Fieri's digging into crazy twists on chicken and burgers; in Wilmington, Del., there's a bourbon bar that's piling pork onto a patty and doctoring up chicken skins.

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.

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.

Guy Fieri's grabbing sandwiches, spice and everything nice, starting with lights-out lamb in Fargo, N.D.; a spot in Sioux Falls, S.D., is loading up hand-held flavor bombs and in Fairbanks, Alaska, a wild pizza place is making spicy, sweet pies.

A sandwich shop serving up tastes of Peru in Hollywood, Fla.; a pierogi palace in Philadelphia giving a fresh take on Polish specialties; a wood-fired pizza spot putting its own spin on pies in Fargo, N.D.

Righteous ramen in Millcreek, Utah; an authentic Italian spot making artichoke parmesan soup in Grand Junction, Colo; stuffed cabbage and schnitzel in Albuquerque, N.M.

Guy Fieri's travels with Antonia Lofaso on a culinary journey through Puerto Rico; in Old San Juan, they have a chicken-trifongo combo; a spot in Juncos serves plantain-picadillo lasagna and a stew made with pig's feet.

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.

Guy Fieri hits up pit stops; a farm-to-table joint in Mobile, Ala., is cooking up killer étouffée; a pizza joint in Greenwich, Conn., is putting out real-deal pie; a Mediterranean spot in Cody, Wyo., is serving up lights-out lamb flatbread.

Guy Fieri tries a Polish restaurant, a Caribbean restaurant in San Antonio, Texas, and a shrimp restaurant in Brunswick, Ga.

This trip, Guy Fieri's getting into mega Mexican, mac 'n' cheese and prime-time pie; there's lights-out Latin in Chicago putting an upscale spin on shrimp empanadas and the-bomb birria grilled cheese.

Guy Fieri gets into seafood, sandwiches and more; a joint in Baton Rouge, La., makes a Cuban sandwich, a Gainesville, Fla., bakery serves an artichoke croissant and a spot in Tallahassee, Fla., features pineapples.

Guy Fieri's going global, beginning with Filipino island adobo in Calgary, Alberta; a food truck in Austin, TX, is serving brisket with a turmeric-and-tahini twist; a Hong Kong hotspot near Cincinnati is slinging serious stir-fry.

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 checks out a unique spin on turkey tamales in Indianapolis, prime-time pan-seared chicken in Bradley Beach, NJ, and fully loaded lamb chops in Columbus, OH.

Guy Fieri jumps into a full culinary adventure in San Diego where there's a spot servin' Baja-style tacos and a funky food truck puttin' out next-level shawarma; in Taos, N.M., a pan-Asian joint pulls out the stops with a Reuben banh mi.

Guy Fieri's doubling up with sweet and savory, both hot and cold; there are chicken and steak arepas in San Juan, Puerto Rico, winning wings from a food truck in Laramie, Wyo., and an ice cream-cake combo; a raclette-ramen mashup in Cleveland.

Guy Fieri gets into seafood, sandwiches and more; a joint in Baton Rouge, La., makes a Cuban sandwich, a Gainesville, Fla., bakery serves an artichoke croissant and a spot in Tallahassee, Fla., features pineapples.

Guy Fieri's going global, beginning with Filipino island adobo in Calgary, Alberta; a food truck in Austin, TX, is serving brisket with a turmeric-and-tahini twist; a Hong Kong hotspot near Cincinnati is slinging serious stir-fry.

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 checks out a unique spin on turkey tamales in Indianapolis, prime-time pan-seared chicken in Bradley Beach, NJ, and fully loaded lamb chops in Columbus, OH.

Guy Fieri jumps into a full culinary adventure in San Diego where there's a spot servin' Baja-style tacos and a funky food truck puttin' out next-level shawarma; in Taos, N.M., a pan-Asian joint pulls out the stops with a Reuben banh mi.

Guy Fieri's doubling up with sweet and savory, both hot and cold; there are chicken and steak arepas in San Juan, Puerto Rico, winning wings from a food truck in Laramie, Wyo., and an ice cream-cake combo; a raclette-ramen mashup in Cleveland.

Guy Fieri tries a Polish restaurant, a Caribbean restaurant in San Antonio, Texas, and a shrimp restaurant in Brunswick, Ga.

This trip, Guy Fieri's getting into mega Mexican, mac 'n' cheese and prime-time pie; there's lights-out Latin in Chicago putting an upscale spin on shrimp empanadas and the-bomb birria grilled cheese.

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Kardea Brown gets the family together for a steakhouse supper and prepares cold deviled crab dip, spice rubbed rib-eye steaks with frizzled onions, broccoli and cheese twice baked potatoes and buttercake with macerated berries and whipped cream.

After visiting a local vineyard with her mom, Kardea Brown makes a wine-inspired meal that includes steak and patatas bravas, brussels sprouts and kale salad with Green Goddess dressing, salted caramel pots de crème, and red muscadine sangria.

Kardea Brown checks on the progress of her new home with her interior designer and friend, Elyssa; Kardea brings a picnic lunch with a chicken and veggie wrap with herb goat cheese spread, salad in a jar and brown sugar oatmeal cream pies.

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.

Ree Drummond uses unexpected ingredients in delicious ways, like adding ale to her loaded beer cheese soup; pork stars in a pork belly crouton salad; maple syrup upgrades maple brown butter ravioli, and potato chips elevate cowboy chocolate bark.

Ree Drummond is taking comfort food on the road, starting with marvelous Meatloaf Sliders; Ree makes cowboy-approved Chicken Pot Hand Pies, an elevated classic combo of Pimento Cheese BLTs and Homemade Crustless PB&Js for kids of all ages.

Ree Drummond cooks up some all-in-one pasta favorites as she shares her comforting creamy chicken fettuccine soup, the secret to roasted pepper pasta's easy oven sauce, an upgrade to a canned classic with one-pot homemade Os and a mash-up BLT pasta.

Ree Drummond is raiding the fridge for some sensational eats; first up, fridge raid shakshuka is a good way to start the day, followed by easy produce drawer primavera; pancake mix dessert crepes and loaded potato pancakes round out the menu.

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.

Molly Yeh makes a meal to thank all the people in her life who helped with her new cookbook; she shares her Puffy Potato Donuts with a Tahini Vanilla Pastry Cream, Blueberry Speculoos Slab Pie, an Upside Down Hotdish and Hot Dog Chopped Salad.

Molly Yeh makes a Midwest Italian-inspired feast for Nick's brass ensemble; the meal includes spaghetti and juicy Lucy meatballs and charred broccolini on creamy homemade ricotta; Italian bakery cookies with raspberry jam.

Molly Yeh makes a big Midwestern lunch for her favorite farmer that includes bacon and ranch grain bowls, savory monkey bread with creamy veggie dip, crispy deep-fried pickle chips, and beautiful giant almond butter blossoms.

Dishes inspired by après ski vibes; Jeff Mauro gets comfy with his ultimate steak chili; Sunny Anderson makes roasted and herbed fingerling potatoes with cheese; Geoffrey Zakarian leads the toast with a winter white Russian.

Putting delicious grown-up spins on childhood favorites.

Teachers who love to cook partner up with all-star chefs to school the competition; the duos solve math and geography clues to discover the ingredients for their elevated school lunch and make a graduation dinner using foods that begin with B and C.

In a prank-filled competition, Guy Fieri declares a chef swap, and the judges find themselves cooking with ingredients they chose for the competitors.

Guy Fieri challenges chefs from "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" to make their bestselling brunch using only ingredients they can fit in a small shopping bag; they must serve an updated diner dinner featuring some retro diner ingredients.

Three all-star chefs team up with a teacher who has made a difference in their lives; Guy Fieri challenges these duos to make an elevated lunchbox meal and a strictly budgeted teacher appreciation dinner for a chance to win their educator $20,000.

Guy Fieri welcomes four previous winners back to Flavortown Market for a nonstop super battle; he gives them each $100 to make a complete steakhouse feast in 60 minutes, but first, they have to participate in a dreaded Flavortown whammy auction.

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.

The celebrity teams hustle during a head-to-head relay race through a faux-luxury resort to create poolside platters; then, chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry challenge them to make crab cakes and seafood curry.

Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Alex Guarnaschelli takes on rivals Kevin Lee and Arnold Myint.

Eddie Jackson and Poppy Harlow break the news to Bobby Flay that he is going to lose; Chefs Dayna Lee and Enrique Lozano hope to flatten the competition.

Chef Jet Tila and actor Sutton Foster create a new musical for Bobby Flay; pastry chefs Kaitlin Guerin and Laura Warren attempt to whip up a win.

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

The celebrity teams hustle during a head-to-head relay race through a faux-luxury resort to create poolside platters; then, chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry challenge them to make crab cakes and seafood curry.

Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Alex Guarnaschelli takes on rivals Kevin Lee and Arnold Myint.

Eddie Jackson and Poppy Harlow break the news to Bobby Flay that he is going to lose; Chefs Dayna Lee and Enrique Lozano hope to flatten the competition.

Chef Jet Tila and actor Sutton Foster create a new musical for Bobby Flay; pastry chefs Kaitlin Guerin and Laura Warren attempt to whip up a win.

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

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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.

Ree Drummond spends just 16 minutes cooking four awesome meals; she whips up grilled cheese and broiled tomato soup, fuss-free sriracha maple salmon, a garlic parmesan butterflied drumsticks and caprese salad dinner, and tasty mushroom street tacos.

Ree Drummond is getting cheesy; Mascarpone Cheesecake Bars get a cheery cherry topping; Oaxaca cheese and sharp cheddar elevate Cheese Enchiladas, Pepper Jack and Colby Jack team up in Beer Cheese for 2 and more.

It's Ladd's birthday, so Ree Drummond makes his dream dinner; she creates a guajillo chili pot roast with a side of creamy rustic mashed potatoes and chili herb cowboy butter; instead of a cake for dessert, Ree bakes decadent chuckwagon brownies.

Geoffrey Zakarian brings takeout to the morning with Breakfast Fried Rice; Sunny Anderson serves her Twice Baked Lasagna Potato; Katie Lee Biegel has a creamy Candy Cheese Ball.

"The Kitchen" is sharing fun-to-make recipes, starting with Jeff Maruo's pepperoni pizza fun-due; Katie Lee Biegel makes kid-approved beef and lentil tacos and Geoffrey Zakarian sweetens things up with almond croissant monkey bread.

Eric Adjepong invites comfort food connoisseurs Eddie Jackson, Molly Yeh and Damaris Phillips to risk $5,000 of their own money in an intense game of skill and chance.

Mei Lin, Tiffany Derry and Brian Malarkey to put $15,000 of their own money on the line.

Chefs Michael Symon, Esther Choi and Marcel Vigneron compete in a culinary poker face-off.

Eric Adjepong welcomes three legendary chefs to his late-night culinary poker game; the stakes are doubled to $10,000 as Alex Guarnaschelli, Rocco DiSpirito and Andrew Zimmern lay their own cash on the line for a chance to walk away with big money.

Eric Adjepong invites top-tier chefs Stephanie Izard, Jonathon Sawyer and Karen Akunowicz to slug it out in a high-paced culinary poker showdown and face some of the most diabolical wildcards to win bragging rights and cold, hard cash.

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.

Alex Guarnaschelli takes on rivals Kevin Lee and Arnold Myint.

Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Featuring 12 teams of siblings aged from 8 to 14 competing in a series of challenges to win $25,000, as well as the title of Baking Champions.

Undefeated boxing champ turned Food Network host Laila Ali and Chef Brooke Williamson try to knock out Bobby Flay with their hungry contender chefs Elia Aboumrad and Ross Martin.

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

Scott Conant and Anne Burrell impress Bobby Flay with their good hair and their skilled competitors, chefs Dave Hadley and Kat Turner.

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.

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

The dynamic duo of Alex Guarnaschelli and Anne Burrell use all their powers to bring chefs Alison Settle and Kevin Scharpf a win.

Featuring 12 teams of siblings aged from 8 to 14 competing in a series of challenges to win $25,000, as well as the title of Baking Champions.

Undefeated boxing champ turned Food Network host Laila Ali and Chef Brooke Williamson try to knock out Bobby Flay with their hungry contender chefs Elia Aboumrad and Ross Martin.

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

Scott Conant and Anne Burrell impress Bobby Flay with their good hair and their skilled competitors, chefs Dave Hadley and Kat Turner.

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.

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

The dynamic duo of Alex Guarnaschelli and Anne Burrell use all their powers to bring chefs Alison Settle and Kevin Scharpf a win.

British bloke Brooklyn Beckham recruits Sunny Anderson to bring a transatlantic takeover to Bobby Flay's kitchen; chefs Francis Legge and Caroline Budge are ready to bring the heat from across the pond.

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.

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Andrew Zimmern discovers that America's Steel City has a knack for blending old and new food traditions.

Andrew Zimmern finds out that some amazing things are growing in America's Garden State; dinguan; Taylor pork roll.

Duff Goldman and his team square off against Henderson Gonzalez's team to make ocean predator cakes that feature a floating element; judges Amaury Guichon, Sherry Yard and special guest Paul de Gelder are all blown away, but only one cake can win.

Duff Goldman's cake-making marathon continues as he and his team must create a cake inspired by the world of classic cartoons.

Hosts and judges Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown put 12 sibling teams through two rounds of skills challenges to assess which 10 teams will move on; the teams make their best cupcake and must create a pie from scratch.

Duff Goldman and Kardea Brown task the sibling teams with creating family favorite desserts, but there's a five-minute baking time extension at stake that puts the bakers into a spin.

Featuring 12 teams of siblings aged from 8 to 14 competing in a series of challenges to win $25,000, as well as the title of Baking Champions.

Four feisty chefs showcase their unique personalities on the plate, but a timeconsuming flex threatens one competitor's chances of finishing the first round; the judges get excited over pork and kohlrabi entrees and a fermented dessert ingredient.

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

In an outdoor kitchen in Kennebunkport, Maine, Martha Stewart is calling the shots and changing the rules; 16 chefs compete for the grand prize; Martha's first big surprise is related to the pantry.

Martha Stewart takes the reins for another gripping battle; Martha has some tricks up her sleeve regarding the timing of the rounds; Cornish hen entrees.

Martha Stewart shocks the four competing chefs in the Martha Rules tournament when she reveals that she plans to make them switch stations and dishes at any time; the basket ingredients include everything from sea urchin to peanut brittle.

There's only one spot in the dessert round because a mysterious fifth chef is waiting in the wings to compete against whomever makes it that far.

Martha Stewart pulls out all the stops to make the road to $50,000 extra challenging; in the appetizer round, the chefs wonder what's up when they find footwear in the ingredient basket.

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.

After midnight, Eric Adjepong takes over the Food Network kitchen and invites the best chefs in the country to bring $5,000 of their own money to play three hands of his late-night, underground culinary card game.

Chefs Kelsey Barnard Clark, Carlos Anthony and Crista Luedtke set their friendships aside for a culinary competition.

Four superhero chefs race to make mussels dishes in the appetizer round; the competitors' personalities and culinary points of view have a chance to shine in their skirt steak entrée plates.

After midnight, Eric Adjepong takes over the Food Network kitchen and invites the best chefs in the country to bring $5,000 of their own money to play three hands of his late-night, underground culinary card game.

Chefs Kelsey Barnard Clark, Carlos Anthony and Crista Luedtke set their friendships aside for a culinary competition.

Four superhero chefs race to make mussels dishes in the appetizer round; the competitors' personalities and culinary points of view have a chance to shine in their skirt steak entrée plates.

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.

Four new chefs battle to see if they have the chops to win and one competitor makes a risky choice in the first round; in the second round, the chefs are challenged to make elk entrees in 30 minutes.

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Competing chefs have $25,000 to spend on helping themselves or sabotage.

The chefs must create sweet and savory dishes in only 30 minutes, but the pantry holds only savory ingredients.

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 is hitting Triple-D's 50th state as he heads into Sioux Falls, S.D.

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 jalapeno sausage.

Guy Fieri hits up joints owned by Food Network super chefs; Maneet Chauhan serves up her creative spin on Indian recipes in Nashville, Tenn.; Michael Symon fires up pork belly at his barbecue spot in Cleveland.

In California, Guy takes Marc Summers to check out fried rice in a bowl and burrito; then, he's off to Vegas with Hunter for real deal Jamaican and to Florida for lobster meatballs and pork cheek empanadas.

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 pierogis; in Milford, Ohio, an elevated diner is spicing up its chicken sandwich.

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.

The celebrity teams hustle during a head-to-head relay race through a faux-luxury resort to create poolside platters; then, chefs Jeff Mauro and Tiffany Derry challenge them to make crab cakes and seafood curry.

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 invites all-star chefs to throw down in one of the coldest competitions ever; the chefs are given just one hour to make a hot appetizer and dinner party plate using only frozen ingredients and with a different ice cream flavor in each dish.

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.

Guy Fieri sends talented chefs running through the aisles of Flavortown Market for the chance to make some serious dough; they face real-world challenges as they compete to be the last chef standing in this high-stakes cooking competition.

Guy Fieri invites four favorite Diners, Drive-ins and Dives seafood chefs to make some waves in Flavortown Market; they create a regional fish dish using the catch in their fly-fishing net and dig for canned seafood to feature in a shellfish dish.

Guy Fieri invites four chefs from diners, drive-ins, and dives to prove their budgeting skills while making their restaurant's best selling dish; the remaining three competitors make their personal seafood favorites while working with a $25 budget.

Chefs pair up and compete against the other teams; the teams must serve up a fried feast using only ingredients that begin with the letter F; the duos must create a fine dining dinner on a bare-bones budget.

A budget battle is taken up by three cost-saving chefs; Guy Fieri challenges them to prepare a four-plate dinner with only $25; the winner earns an automatic $10,000 before facing the all-star judge of their choice.

Guy Fieri hosts a cooking competition in Flavortown Market with chefs facing challenges for prize money.

Four of the food world's fastest chefs compete in Guy Fieri's quickest game, Grocery Rush; they must create an upscale dinner in just 20 minutes before the bouncing balls select the mandatory protein.

After midnight, Eric Adjepong takes over the Food Network kitchen and invites the best chefs in the country to bring $5,000 of their own money to play three hands of his late-night, underground culinary card game.

Guy Fieri hosts a cooking competition in Flavortown Market with chefs facing challenges for prize money.

Four of the food world's fastest chefs compete in Guy Fieri's quickest game, Grocery Rush; they must create an upscale dinner in just 20 minutes before the bouncing balls select the mandatory protein.

After midnight, Eric Adjepong takes over the Food Network kitchen and invites the best chefs in the country to bring $5,000 of their own money to play three hands of his late-night, underground culinary card game.

A budget battle is taken up by three cost-saving chefs; Guy Fieri challenges them to prepare a four-plate dinner with only $25; the winner earns an automatic $10,000 before facing the all-star judge of their choice.

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.

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