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Giada De Laurentiis surprises her daughter, Jade, in the middle of the week with a special menu that includes all her favorite comfort foods.

Giada hosts a St. Patrick's Day party, offering her spin on traditional Irish meals.

Giada hosts a stylish baby shower for her young Aunt Carolyna, who is like a little sister to her.

After Jade's big game, Giada invites her daughter's teammates to celebrate at a fun-filled bash.

Molly Yeh makes a cozy dinner on the farm; she gets cooking with her Asian chicken pot pie with a scallion pancake crust, potsticker stir-fry, orange broccoli and cauliflower and satisfying frosted five-spiced gingerbread cookies.

Molly Yeh cooks up some noshes for a party bites dinner on the farm; she serves up Pizza Latkes with pesto, Brisket Meatballs in a Sweet Barbecue Sauce, Caesar Salad with Deep Fried Garlic Knots and Strawberry Sprinkle Struffoli for dessert.

Handmade exotic truffles; eco-friendly coffee pods; vegetable dumplings; Moon Cheese.

Caviar worth 12 thousand a bowl; shepherd's pie; risotto balls; ice wine truffles.

Melt-in-your-mouth mint chocolates; asparagus antipasto; Aussie-style licorice; plantain chips.

A legendary sandwich snack; frozen fruit bars from Florida; blueberry perogies; mountain of kale chips.

Peanut butter cups with a butterscotch twist; mountains of pound cake; triple citrus jelly; butter chicken cooking sauce.

Handmade exotic truffles; eco-friendly coffee pods; vegetable dumplings; Moon Cheese.

Caviar worth 12 thousand a bowl; shepherd's pie; risotto balls; ice wine truffles.

Melt-in-your-mouth mint chocolates; asparagus antipasto; Aussie-style licorice; plantain chips.

A legendary sandwich snack; frozen fruit bars from Florida; blueberry perogies; mountain of kale chips.

Peanut butter cups with a butterscotch twist; mountains of pound cake; triple citrus jelly; butter chicken cooking sauce.

Handmade exotic truffles; eco-friendly coffee pods; vegetable dumplings; Moon Cheese.

Caviar worth 12 thousand a bowl; shepherd's pie; risotto balls; ice wine truffles.

Melt-in-your-mouth mint chocolates; asparagus antipasto; Aussie-style licorice; plantain chips.

A legendary sandwich snack; frozen fruit bars from Florida; blueberry perogies; mountain of kale chips.

Bobby Flay and Michael Symon transform from mentors to sous chefs in a barbecue battle for the ages; when the sun sets on Star Hill Ranch, only one competitor can walk away with a digital series and lay claim to the title Master of 'Cue.

A new crop of barbecue pitmasters step onto the scene and introduce themselves through their food; captains Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Eddie Jackson choose their teams and get ready for their first no-limits team battle.

Captains Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Eddie Jackson get to know their teams better through nostalgic challenges that inspire them to dig deep into their BBQ memory banks and challenge their ability to work together.

A true Master of 'Cue must have the ability to handle any challenge or cooking condition, so the competitors have to prove their ability to pivot; team captains Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Eddie Jackson keep a close eye on their pitmasters.

The teams celebrate a classic BBQ tradition: tailgating; team captains Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Eddie Jackson mentor their pitmasters as they explore BBQ that brings folks together to fire up their team spirit and their taste buds.

Inspired by the BBQ competition circuit, it's all about low and slow as captains Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Eddie Jackson see how well their contenders handle the classic BBQ cuts that have turned weekend warriors into household names.

Jesse Palmer asks the six bakers to team up to make butterfly-shaped napoleons; the teams create cakes that bring the beauty and serenity of a garden to life for judges Duff Goldman, Kardea Brown and Nancy Fuller.

Jesse Palmer challenges the nine chefs to face off in a showdown that tests their mastery of pastry cream; each chef must present their own interpretation of Boston cream pie, coconut cream pie, or Italian rum cake to judges Duff Goldman and Shinmin Li.

Jesse Palmer divides the eight chefs into teams to craft laminated dough pastries worthy of display in a world-class patisserie case; each baker creates one sweet and one savory pastry for their team, hoping to impress judges Duff Goldman and Bryan Ford.

Jesse Palmer asks the six bakers to team up to make butterfly-shaped napoleons; the teams create cakes that bring the beauty and serenity of a garden to life for judges Duff Goldman, Kardea Brown and Nancy Fuller.

Jesse Palmer challenges the nine chefs to face off in a showdown that tests their mastery of pastry cream; each chef must present their own interpretation of Boston cream pie, coconut cream pie, or Italian rum cake to judges Duff Goldman and Shinmin Li.

Jesse Palmer divides the eight chefs into teams to craft laminated dough pastries worthy of display in a world-class patisserie case; each baker creates one sweet and one savory pastry for their team, hoping to impress judges Duff Goldman and Bryan Ford.

Jesse Palmer challenges the nine chefs to face off in a showdown that tests their mastery of pastry cream; each chef must present their own interpretation of Boston cream pie, coconut cream pie, or Italian rum cake to judges Duff Goldman and Shinmin Li.

Bobby Flay and Michael Symon transform from mentors to sous chefs in a barbecue battle for the ages; when the sun sets on Star Hill Ranch, only one competitor can walk away with a digital series and lay claim to the title Master of 'Cue.

A new crop of barbecue pitmasters step onto the scene and introduce themselves through their food; captains Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Eddie Jackson choose their teams and get ready for their first no-limits team battle.

Captains Bobby Flay, Michael Symon and Eddie Jackson get to know their teams better through nostalgic challenges that inspire them to dig deep into their BBQ memory banks and challenge their ability to work together.

Jesse Palmer divides the eight chefs into teams to craft laminated dough pastries worthy of display in a world-class patisserie case; each baker creates one sweet and one savory pastry for their team, hoping to impress judges Duff Goldman and Bryan Ford.

Peanut butter cups with a butterscotch twist; mountains of pound cake; triple citrus jelly; butter chicken cooking sauce.

Iconic throat drops; gluten-free veggie pockets; melt-in-your-mouth peanut butter chocolates; old school apple butter.

An eco-minded breakfast cereal; artisanal raspberry creams; New York style bagel crisps; sunshine yellow food colouring.

Alpha-Bits cereal; squid ink is used to create jet-black fettuccine; garden mix; an Indiana factory produces gummy peaches.

Fruit goodies; California rolls; cocktail bitters; a chocolaty corn snack that's nearly guilt-free.

Iconic throat drops; gluten-free veggie pockets; melt-in-your-mouth peanut butter chocolates; old school apple butter.

An eco-minded breakfast cereal; artisanal raspberry creams; New York style bagel crisps; sunshine yellow food colouring.

Alpha-Bits cereal; squid ink is used to create jet-black fettuccine; garden mix; an Indiana factory produces gummy peaches.

Fruit goodies; California rolls; cocktail bitters; a chocolaty corn snack that's nearly guilt-free.

Iconic throat drops; gluten-free veggie pockets; melt-in-your-mouth peanut butter chocolates; old school apple butter.

An eco-minded breakfast cereal; artisanal raspberry creams; New York style bagel crisps; sunshine yellow food colouring.

Alpha-Bits cereal; squid ink is used to create jet-black fettuccine; garden mix; an Indiana factory produces gummy peaches.

Fruit goodies; California rolls; cocktail bitters; a chocolaty corn snack that's nearly guilt-free.

Michael Symon breaks down the best way to grill fish while making his miso black cod with grilled lime; his wife, Liz, pitches in to help make coconut cheesy rice and grilled greens with lime vinaigrette.

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.

The competing chefs have to cook with foods that were popular in the 1960s; a certain soda and some sweet meat are part of the appetizer basket, but the clock seems to be the most difficult aspect of the challenge.

This battle is all about indulging wholeheartedly in late-night cravings; in the first round, tacos and ramen in the basket force the chefs to make fusion plates; the entrée basket includes a very hot pepper and a beloved potato product.

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.

Married pairs attempt to rock the baskets as teams in order to move on to the $50,000 tournament finale; a fancy item in the appetizer round requires careful handling; a personalized ingredient in the entrée basket brings a smile.

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

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

Married pairs attempt to rock the baskets as teams in order to move on to the $50,000 tournament finale; a fancy item in the appetizer round requires careful handling; a personalized ingredient in the entrée basket brings a smile.

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

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

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

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.

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

Anna prepares a simple, warm apple crisp, a bumbleberry cobbler with scone-like topping, and a rhubarb crumble tart.

Anna makes Danish pastry dough to use for spiral raisin Danishes, cherry Danish twists, tropical fruit pinwheels, and a cream cheese and dried fruit-filled Danish braid.

Anna prepares a green tea genoise cake, a dobos torte and a classic black forest cake.

Anna makes classic cranberry almond biscotti, chocolate pistachio cantucci, and a biscotti ricotta cheese cake.

Anna prepares granola bars, Nanaimo Bars and chocolate-covered caramel bars.

Anna prepares a simple, warm apple crisp, a bumbleberry cobbler with scone-like topping, and a rhubarb crumble tart.

Anna makes Danish pastry dough to use for spiral raisin Danishes, cherry Danish twists, tropical fruit pinwheels, and a cream cheese and dried fruit-filled Danish braid.

Anna prepares a green tea genoise cake, a dobos torte and a classic black forest cake.

Anna makes classic cranberry almond biscotti, chocolate pistachio cantucci, and a biscotti ricotta cheese cake.

Anna prepares granola bars, Nanaimo Bars and chocolate-covered caramel bars.

Anna prepares a simple, warm apple crisp, a bumbleberry cobbler with scone-like topping, and a rhubarb crumble tart.

Anna makes Danish pastry dough to use for spiral raisin Danishes, cherry Danish twists, tropical fruit pinwheels, and a cream cheese and dried fruit-filled Danish braid.

Anna prepares a green tea genoise cake, a dobos torte and a classic black forest cake.

Anna makes classic cranberry almond biscotti, chocolate pistachio cantucci, and a biscotti ricotta cheese cake.

Pastry chefs invade Flavortown; celebrity judges Ron Ben-Israel, Duff Goldman and Jackie Sorkin-Fernandez join the party for an all-dessert competition.

Guy Fieri kicks off summer with a four-part tournament full of summer rituals, games and grilled foods; three of Guy's favorite "DDD" chefs join him for a backyard bash, turning classic diner dishes into backyard burgers and sides.

Guy Fieri sends the finalists on a virtual summer road trip.

Guy Fieri brings in four favorites from Food Network Star to compete in his games.

Four first-timer chefs have to play two of GGG's oldest games -- frozen food can-can and menu magnet madness, before they can prepare their winning dishes.

Alex Guarnaschelli makes her return to Flavortown Market by taking on Rocco DiSpirito and Brian Malarkey; Guy Fieri hits them with his new swap wheel.

Fieri surprises the six remaining chefs with double wheels that pick their dish and game at random; first, the competitors must make a vegetarian dinner with limited ingredients; then, the bottom two chefs make noodle dishes in the elimination round.

Mayor Guy Fieri is calling it Crunch Day in Flavortown; the returning winner faces off against chefs Josh Smith and Saba Duffy to impress judges Troy Johnson and Viet Pham with mind-blowingly crunchy bites worthy of scoring up to $20,000.

The competition's first $20,000 prize winner is back to take on Michelle Wallace and Adam Greenberg in Guy Fieri's over-the-top challenge; judges Jet Tila and Jonathon Sawyer are on hand to taste the most bodacious dishes in Flavortown history.

Fieri surprises the six remaining chefs with double wheels that pick their dish and game at random; first, the competitors must make a vegetarian dinner with limited ingredients; then, the bottom two chefs make noodle dishes in the elimination round.

Mayor Guy Fieri is calling it Crunch Day in Flavortown; the returning winner faces off against chefs Josh Smith and Saba Duffy to impress judges Troy Johnson and Viet Pham with mind-blowingly crunchy bites worthy of scoring up to $20,000.

The competition's first $20,000 prize winner is back to take on Michelle Wallace and Adam Greenberg in Guy Fieri's over-the-top challenge; judges Jet Tila and Jonathon Sawyer are on hand to taste the most bodacious dishes in Flavortown history.