Alex Guarnaschelli and Jay Pharoah have chefs Jason Bissell and Tirzah Love go head-to-head for the chance to beat chef Bobby Flay in a Thanksgiving throwdown.
Three of Bobby Flay's best join Scott Conant in attempting a Turkey Day classic humble casserole, and three chefs bring their best dishes to the table.
Ree shows the world how to make some simple dishes that have an Italian feel, such as spiced beef sandwiches served with pepper salad and a spaghetti pizza pie.
Ree prepares a special dish for her kids with a chickpea curry bowl, a jalapeno bacon cheeseburger mac, French bread pizza and a layered brownie skillet sundae.
Guy Fieri challenges four pros with taking on a Flavortown first in which they have to shop for a hearty lunch and a weeknight dinner at the same time.
Four cheese-loving chefs face off in two Muenster-sized challenges in which Guy Fieri rolls a cheese die to determine who many types of cheese they must use.
Guy reminisces about Thanksgiving at a Boston diner, then turkey is paired with seafood in New Orleans, and turkey, pork and corned beef get a New Mexico spin.
Guy Fieri enjoys gangster garlic honey butter fried chicken, and then it's off to an LA bakery plating craveable khachapuri and next-level Nashville hot cod.
Guy Fieri embarks on a culinary adventure beginning in San Diego with Baja-style seafood and bone marrow tacos, and then going straight to Taos, New Mexico.
Guy Fieri enjoys French fare in Colorado where a creperie serves savory chicken and chili and sweet caramel apple, before heading to a San Antonio bistro.
Guy Fieri grabs burgers, marrow and Bangladesh bites, first in a Boston whisky joint that takes pub grub to new levels, before heading off to a Minneapolis.
Bobby Flay has a full house for Turkey Day when he's joined by Damaris Phillips and Casey Webb; chefs Kevin Grossi and Lindsay Porter want a second helping.
Creole chef Bernard Carmouche and meatball master Daniel Sharp compete to beat Bobby Flay; chef Geoffrey Zakarian and TV host Sara Haines serve as judges.
Bobby Flay has a full house for Turkey Day when he's joined by Damaris Phillips and Casey Webb; chefs Kevin Grossi and Lindsay Porter want a second helping.
Creole chef Bernard Carmouche and meatball master Daniel Sharp compete to beat Bobby Flay; chef Geoffrey Zakarian and TV host Sara Haines serve as judges.