Andrew Zimmern explores the signature dishes of Tahiti. He samples everything from Polynesian ceviche to freshwater shrimp coated in a sweet, coconut curry sauce.
The junior chefs unpack pickle-flavoured cotton candy in their appetizer baskets. In the second round, they must dip into cookie jars for their entrees.
Molly hosts a fry-out on the farm. She makes juicy buttermilk fried chicken, a roasted broccoli and grape salad, and a sweet raspberry glaze.
Molly celebrates Thanksgiving on the farm with lots of food! Her menu includes twice-baked potatoes, brussels sprout casserole and a classic pumpkin pie.
Ree tests recipes for her deli with some help from her friends. She makes two chicken salads, one with grapes and one curried and two quiches to choose from.
Ree cooks a hearty Tex-Mex lunch for Ladd and Cowboy Tim who are out fixing fences. There's grilled steak with quesadillas, spicy beans and ranch salad.
Andrew follows Mark Twain's path down the Mississippi River for a taste of Americana. He tries frog legs, hunts wood duck and samples fish ribs.
Actress Lela Loren and Michael Symon recruit two international chefs to take down Bobby. In the second round, Bobby must make a dish he's never heard of.
Comedian Jaboukie Young-White and chef Anne Burrell are determined to take down Bobby. They recruit Italian expert chefs Nicole Karr and David Benstock.
Ayesha Curry is a busy author and mother who loves to entertain family and friends. She cooks fuss-free and delicious recipes at home suitable for every occasion!
Ayesha Curry is a busy author and mother who loves to entertain family and friends. She cooks fuss-free and delicious recipes at home suitable for every occasion!
The gang is fired up for grilling season with a pastrami-rubbed smoked tri-tip. Elizabeth Karmel shares her chipotle chicken and grilled Mexican corn salad.
Robert Irvine travels to Escondido, California to help a novice restaurant owner completely transform her struggling retro diner.
Guy Fieri discovers a slice of Irish history in Annapolis. Two brothers serve up traditional food from their home country like Guinness-fried oysters.
Guy Fieri teams up with local legends. In Baltimore Guy and Super Bowl champion Joe Theismann enjoy tacos. And, a nationally-acclaimed bar in Minneapolis.
Two chefs make meatballs in a ball pit and create a teriyaki dinner while on a seesaw. Finally, one chef harvests coconuts from a tree to make coconut macaroons.
Ree tests recipes for her deli with some help from her friends. She makes two chicken salads, one with grapes and one curried and two quiches to choose from.
Ree cooks a hearty Tex-Mex lunch for Ladd and Cowboy Tim who are out fixing fences. There's grilled steak with quesadillas, spicy beans and ranch salad.
Dumplings are the theme for the competition, as the chefs make dumplings from around the world. Featuring dessert dumplings with tropical fruit!
Guy hosts as the tournament continues with first-round battles. In one-on-one sudden death clashes, three chefs conquer their opponents and the Randomizer.
The competing chefs make bright and bold fruit-themed desserts. A tropical drink and a chewy snack feature in round one, with punch and pavlova in the second round.
The last six bakers are challenged by Duff Goldman and Valerie Bertinelli to create Italian rainbow cookies with classic flavours like apricot, almond and hazelnut.
Bobby Flay brings in Mexican cuisine chef Katy Smith and Denver chef Jose Guerrero. Michael Symon and Valerie Bertinelli feel the heat to choose their contender.
Former judges Christian Petroni and Leah Cohen return to the kitchen, Laura Vitale and Jet Tila judge them and select a chef to face Bobby.
Host and legendary chef Guy Fieri sends four talented chefs running through the aisles in a high-stakes, high skills, grocery store cooking competition.
The Try Guys get a taste of Nashville, Tennessee! They accidentally redefine dosas at Chaatable and make wedding cakes at Triple Crown Bakery.
Chefs stakeout customers' carts in Phoenix, and one must go after cooking breakfast-to-go. Plus, the parking lot heats up with something spicy.
Guy hosts as the tournament continues with first-round battles. In one-on-one sudden death clashes, three chefs conquer their opponents and the Randomizer.
The last six bakers are challenged by Duff Goldman and Valerie Bertinelli to create Italian rainbow cookies with classic flavours like apricot, almond and hazelnut.
The chefs make wraps that only a mummy could love. Then, a ghoul-ash challenge turns gruesome. Finally, one chef slams the front door on another.
Bobby Flay and Michael Symon battle it out in a tomahawk rib-eye challenge. Then the six remaining contenders face off in a fierce Texas beef challenge.
The gang is fired up for grilling season with a pastrami-rubbed smoked tri-tip. Elizabeth Karmel shares her chipotle chicken and grilled Mexican corn salad.
Robert Irvine travels to Escondido, California to help a novice restaurant owner completely transform her struggling retro diner.
Guy Fieri teams up with local legends. In Baltimore Guy and Super Bowl champion Joe Theismann enjoy tacos. And, a nationally-acclaimed bar in Minneapolis.
Two chefs make meatballs in a ball pit and create a teriyaki dinner while on a seesaw. Finally, one chef harvests coconuts from a tree to make coconut macaroons.
Dumplings are the theme for the competition, as the chefs make dumplings from around the world. Featuring dessert dumplings with tropical fruit!
Guy hosts as the tournament continues with first-round battles. In one-on-one sudden death clashes, three chefs conquer their opponents and the Randomizer.
The competing chefs make bright and bold fruit-themed desserts. A tropical drink and a chewy snack feature in round one, with punch and pavlova in the second round.
Host and legendary chef Guy Fieri sends four talented chefs running through the aisles in a high-stakes, high skills, grocery store cooking competition.
Andrew Zimmern heads to Mexico's Pacific coast to explore the local cuisine. In Puerto Vallarta he tries marinated pork, traditional pozole and skewered mojo fish.
Ambitious young chefs test their skills with appetizers featuring Texas toast. And, they must content with wacky entree ingredients including corn on the cob lemonade.
Molly and her husband bring some bowling party fun to the farm. The menu features sweet potato waffle fry nachos and coconut cake balls.
While Nick and his dad are busy fixing farm equipment, Molly makes flatbreads with lemon yogurt and spiced chicken pot pies.
Ree celebrates her dad's retirement by cooking his favourite foods. She makes beef stew, cheese casserole, delicious green beans and mini chocolate-cherry cakes.
Ree cooks up four great 16-minute summer meals. On the menu: lime salmon, a selection of light Greek dishes, pasta with pesto and peas and zucchini noodles.
Andrew heads south to explore Louisiana's Cajun country. He dines on blood sausage, feral hog meat and crab, as well as chewy ginger cakes and seafood gumbo.
Giada De Laurentiis and Marcus Samuelsson hope two global chefs can defeat Bobby. In round one, the chefs are given 20 minutes to make a dish with rambutan.
Valerie Bertinelli and Amanda Freitag call on two New York chefs to take down Bobby. First, the chefs are challenged to cook with a strong-smelling cheese.
Giada De Laurentiis prepares treats for a spooky Halloween party. She creates chocolate-orange cake pops, spiced pumpkin-raisin cookies and grape and mango parfaits.
Giada De Laurentiis celebrates Autumn with elegant Thanksgiving dishes. Her menu includes baked mashed potatoes and root vegetable stuffing with apples.
The gang shares tips and recipes for throwing an easy summer party. Alejandra Ramos and Fanny Slater make slow cooker pineapple habanero chicken sandwiches.
Robert Irvine journeys to San Diego to meet a Café owner who has lost her passion for food, is quickly spirally into debt and needs Robert's immediate help!
Guy Fieri meets up with local rock star baker, Duff Goldman, to show him the secrets of a square pizza. And, in Santa Barbara a joint makes turkey fritters.
Guy Fieri finds real deal authentic eats in unusual spots. In St. Louis, he is being served rice and beans, pot stickers, and pulled pork pasta.
Two chefs make an egg salad sandwich on a picnic blanket they wear around their necks. Later, one chef herds sheep while making a lamb dinner.
Ree celebrates her dad's retirement by cooking his favourite foods. She makes beef stew, cheese casserole, delicious green beans and mini chocolate-cherry cakes.
Ree cooks up four great 16-minute summer meals. On the menu: lime salmon, a selection of light Greek dishes, pasta with pesto and peas and zucchini noodles.
With baskets packed with favourite foods from Latin America, the chefs prepare a soup and a dough for the first round. And, passionfruit features in the dessert round.
The final two battles of round one kick off. Guy welcomes the two winners to the final eight and reveals who will compete in the first quarterfinal battle.
The chefs use dangerously delicious ingredients like a scary, hairy creepy-crawly in the first basket! And the second basket ranges from poisonous to mouldy.
Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman challenge the five kid bakers to create beautiful decorations and mouth-watering layers in showstopping trifles.
Las Vegas chef Nicole Brisson rolls the dice against Chef Adam Greenberg for the chance to beat the house. Anne Burrell and Jaymee Sire choose a contender to face Bobby.
Scott Conant and actress Jane Seymour team up to make Bobby Flay sweat. They recruit a couple of big-name chefs: New York City's Nate Appleman and Italy's Silvia Barban.
Three all-star judges and their mums fight in a charity battle. Guy's mum provides a list of ingredients and Guy tasks the teams to shop for childhood favourites.
The chefs set out to make trendy 1990s foods yummy for a new millennium. The combination of ingredients in the first basket confuses the competitors.
Kid baking teams are tasked with making and decorating holiday train cakes. In one challenge, they must turn cookie stacks into decorative holiday trees.
The final two battles of round one kick off. Guy welcomes the two winners to the final eight and reveals who will compete in the first quarterfinal battle.
Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman challenge the five kid bakers to create beautiful decorations and mouth-watering layers in showstopping trifles.
The Try Guys get a taste of Nashville, Tennessee! They accidentally redefine dosas at Chaatable and make wedding cakes at Triple Crown Bakery.
Chefs stakeout customers' carts in Phoenix, and one must go after cooking breakfast-to-go. Plus, the parking lot heats up with something spicy.
The gang shares tips and recipes for throwing an easy summer party. Alejandra Ramos and Fanny Slater make slow cooker pineapple habanero chicken sandwiches.
Robert Irvine journeys to San Diego to meet a Café owner who has lost her passion for food, is quickly spirally into debt and needs Robert's immediate help!
Guy Fieri finds real deal authentic eats in unusual spots. In St. Louis, he is being served rice and beans, pot stickers, and pulled pork pasta.
Two chefs make an egg salad sandwich on a picnic blanket they wear around their necks. Later, one chef herds sheep while making a lamb dinner.
With baskets packed with favourite foods from Latin America, the chefs prepare a soup and a dough for the first round. And, passionfruit features in the dessert round.
The final two battles of round one kick off. Guy welcomes the two winners to the final eight and reveals who will compete in the first quarterfinal battle.
The chefs use dangerously delicious ingredients like a scary, hairy creepy-crawly in the first basket! And the second basket ranges from poisonous to mouldy.
Three all-star judges and their mums fight in a charity battle. Guy's mum provides a list of ingredients and Guy tasks the teams to shop for childhood favourites.
Andrew Zimmern explores the cuisine of Merida, Mexico. He tries traditional slow-roasted pork, pork-stuffed cheese balls in Yucatan sauces and much more!
The junior chefs must remain fierce and focused as they attempt to make duck entrees, and one daring contestant makes peanut butter cookie lasagne!
Molly and Nick are celebrating Christmas Eve with Chinese food. Molly's festive menu includes juicy pork soup dumplings and kung pao chicken.
Molly hosts a book club on the farm and cooks for her guests. She makes skillet pork chops with salsa Verde and Dakota-style plum cakes.
Ree demonstrates the benefits of bulk buying by showing how to make three dishes with chicken: slow cooked with broccoli, chicken pie and in Caesar salad.
Ree Drummond throws a cocktail bash for the crew helping to open her store in town. She makes a delicious line up of make-ahead portable canapes and sweet treats.
Andrew Zimmern saddles up for a tour of modern cowboy life and its farm-fresh, meaty cuisine.
Actor Reid Scott and chef Sunny Anderson team up to beat Bobby. In the first round, chefs Ned Baldwin and Sieger Bayer must cook with black trumpet mushrooms.
Damaris Phillips and Michael Symon are desperate to take down their pal Bobby. They hope New York chefs Andrew Lukovsky and Airis Johnson can do the job.
Giada celebrates Christmas California-style: on the beach! The menu features Christmas seafood salad, Christmas stuffing with bacon and chocolate-chestnut tortelli.
Giada De Laurentiis makes four recipes inspired by important moments in her life. Dishes include baked lemon ziti, and rib-eye steak paninis.
The gang celebrates Mother's Day with recipes made with love, like sweet brunch parfaits and grilled lamb chops and vegetable skewers.
Robert Irvine visits Arizona to help a failing Steakhouse. The business is causing havoc for the family owners and needs to be turned around quickly!
Guy Fieri is exploring restaurants with a definite direction. In N.Y., he finds an eatery that uses unusual techniques on deep fried pickles and soft-shell crab.
Guy Fieri is homing in on eateries that do things differently. In Hoboken, a Cuban joint is serving salt cured beef and all kinds of classic Cuban appetisers.
Three chefs are ready to compete! While two chefs must cook while riding a tandem bike, one chef has to make a rum cake in a bottle of rum.
Ree demonstrates the benefits of bulk buying by showing how to make three dishes with chicken: slow cooked with broccoli, chicken pie and in Caesar salad.
Ree Drummond throws a cocktail bash for the crew helping to open her store in town. She makes a delicious line up of make-ahead portable canapes and sweet treats.
An Argentinian meat and something challengingly sweet are two appetiser surprises. And, in round two, the chefs cook bok choy and seafood.
Guy Fieri is joined by the six remaining quarterfinal chefs to contend with the dreaded Randomizer and face off against each other in sudden death battles.
The chefs are challenged to whisk the judges away to somewhere sweet with tropical desserts. The first basket includes an island cocktail.
The four bakers use their baking and building skills to make 3-D dinosaur cookies in the shape of a T-Rex, Velociraptor, Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus or Triceratops.
Actress Emilie de Ravin and Katie Lee aren't joking around as they try to take down Bobby Flay. They recruit chefs Jamie Lynch and Shorne Benjamin.
Amanda Freitag and Laura Vitale arrive prepare to teach Bobby a lesson in defeat! They bring in chefs Asif Syed and Jordan Frosolone.
Three of the best past winners battle for the chance to take on Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli. The last chef standing competes with Alex to win $10,000.
Ree uses chicken in four inspired dishes. Her recipes include buffalo chicken burgers, Tex-Mex pulled chicken and balsamic chicken - a great solo supper.
Ree is making double portions so she can freeze half of it and save it for another time. She makes shrimp scampi stuffed shells and a nacho cheese casserole.
Kardea is hosting a picnic on Wadmalaw Island. On the menu are pulled pork sandwiches, pan-fried collard greens with bacon and, for dessert, Nana's banana pudding.
Kardea Brown has her mum and grandma over for a healthy Southern meal. She makes grilled pork chops with cauliflower rice, and mini sweet potato pies.
Guy Fieri is joined by the six remaining quarterfinal chefs to contend with the dreaded Randomizer and face off against each other in sudden death battles.
The four bakers use their baking and building skills to make 3-D dinosaur cookies in the shape of a T-Rex, Velociraptor, Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus or Triceratops.
The chefs set out to make trendy 1990s foods yummy for a new millennium. The combination of ingredients in the first basket confuses the competitors.
Kid baking teams are tasked with making and decorating holiday train cakes. In one challenge, they must turn cookie stacks into decorative holiday trees.
The gang celebrates Mother's Day with recipes made with love, like sweet brunch parfaits and grilled lamb chops and vegetable skewers.
Robert Irvine visits Arizona to help a failing Steakhouse. The business is causing havoc for the family owners and needs to be turned around quickly!
Guy Fieri is homing in on eateries that do things differently. In Hoboken, a Cuban joint is serving salt cured beef and all kinds of classic Cuban appetisers.
Three chefs are ready to compete! While two chefs must cook while riding a tandem bike, one chef has to make a rum cake in a bottle of rum.
An Argentinian meat and something challengingly sweet are two appetiser surprises. And, in round two, the chefs cook bok choy and seafood.
Guy Fieri is joined by the six remaining quarterfinal chefs to contend with the dreaded Randomizer and face off against each other in sudden death battles.
The chefs are challenged to whisk the judges away to somewhere sweet with tropical desserts. The first basket includes an island cocktail.
Three of the best past winners battle for the chance to take on Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli. The last chef standing competes with Alex to win $10,000.
