While Katie Lee makes Creamy Kale and Eggs for breakfast, the chefs discuss their New Year's resolutions. They also introduce and prepare delicious dishes to help viewers get dinner on the table. They debate the merits of several kitchen gadgets versus a good paring knife and Geoffrey Zakarian makes a Red Velvet Cocktail while the chefs dish on what they're "Into and Over" this week.

Episode 1

Viewers' tweets are answered as the chefs prepare a delicious recipe featuring the most searched ingredients on foodnetwork.com; chicken, kale and quinoa. Sunny Anderson introduces Jenny McCoy as the first inductee of The Kitchen's Cookbook Club for her cookbook "Desserts for Every Season." Jeff Mauro helps Sunny Anderson with her Easy Cheesy Beefy Ravioli using pot roast cooked in a slow cooker. Geoffrey Zakarian makes The Perfect Manhattan as they all discuss what they're "Into and Over."

Episode 2

The hosts decide to peek inside each other's pantries and Marcela Valladolid makes Pan Seared Pork Chops With Pineapple and Couscous. Katie Lee and Jeff Mauro brave the cold to grill Salmon and Sunny Anderson and Geoffrey Zakarian make their favorite Wing recipes. Geoffrey gives his tips on muddling while mixing this week's delicious cocktail.

Episode 3

This week, Sunny Anderson shares her recipe for Creamy Chicken Succotash using frozen lima beans, and then chefs tackle foods most people avoid, like pomegranates, ginger and butternut ...

Episode 4

The hosts of The Kitchen are getting ready for the big game with a ton of ideas for throwing the ultimate football party. Throughout the show a football stadium out of food will be ...

Episode 5

This week The Kitchen is all about easy fixes. Marcela makes chicken empanadas with pizza dough from the super market. Katie’s making fritatta using leftover potatoes, deli ham, peas and ...

Episode 6

The Kitchen is full of new ideas this week starting with Sunny’s “1 Pan Plan”. Marcela’s got ‘Today’s Dinner, Tomorrow’s Lunchbox’, and the gang all find new uses for old tools like cookie ...

Episode 7

This week the Kitchen is on ice when special guest Brian Boitano stops by to make rigatoni with spicy chicken sausage, Jeff Mauro uses 3 ingredients from the freezer for a delicious dish and ...

Episode 8

The hosts are all about answering your questions. they give advice on how to fix viewers food fails and discuss DIY or buy while making hummus and salsa. Kelsey Nixon makes her sloppy Janes.

Episode 9

Katie kicks things off with a beef stew re-do and Geoffrey makes pesto rubbed baked salmon with cucumber and apple salad using our supermarket fix, pesto.

Episode 10

Sunny makes Bahamian peas and rice with bacon; Marcela makes ranch dressing; Katie makes guacamole; grilled pound cake with tequila-soaked pineapple; iceberg wedge salad.

Episode 11

Jeff and Geoffrey team up to make ultimate meatloaf; tofu, eggplant and chiles; crispy Szechuan eggplant and tofu; cookbook author Haylie Duff makes chicken wrapped dates and herb mushroom crostini.

Episode 12

Martha Stewart stops by to share her recipe for a chocolate chip cookie icebox cake; blueberry pancakes; oregano burgers.

Episode 13

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Katie Lee Biegel

Jeff Mauro

Marcela Valladolid

Geoffrey Zakarian

Alex Guarnaschelli

Spend a fun and food-filled morning in The Kitchen with hosts Sunny Anderson, Katie Lee, Jeff Mauro, Marcela Valladolid, and Geoffrey Zakarian. From simple supper ideas, food trend discussions, and family meal tips to trivia games and viewer questions, they'll cover all things fun in food.

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April, an aspiring journalist, is balancing her ambitious career with her family and a new office romance. In an unexpected twist of fate, April learns that she has leukemia.

Chasing Life

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Deep in the Alaskan wilderness lives a newly discovered family who was born and raised wild. Billy Brown, his wife Ami and their seven grown children – 5 boys and 2 girls – are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months of the year without seeing an outsider. They’ve developed their own accent and dialect, refer to themselves as a "wolf pack," and at night, all nine sleep together in a one-room cabin. Simply put, they are unlike any other family in America. Recently, according to the Browns, the cabin where they lived for years was seized and burned to the ground for being in the wrong location on public land.

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Two talented chefs go head-to-head for the chance to Beat Bobby Flay. To get to Bobby the chefs must first face off against each other, creating a spectacular dish with a secret ingredient of Bobby's choice. Judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Jeff Mauro know Bobby's strengths and his weaknesses. Their goal: Pick the chef who has the skills to take down Bobby Flay in his own arena. The winning chef gets to challenge Bobby with his or her surprise signature dish. If Bobby goes down, the winner can tell the world, "I beat Bobby Flay!"

Beat Bobby Flay

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Guy Fieri sends four talented chefs running through the aisles in a high stakes, high skills, grocery store cooking competition. The chefs are hit by real-world challenges like finding workarounds when all the essential ingredients are suddenly "out-of-stock" or having to create a masterpiece when you can only cook with "5 items or less" or on a $10 budget. In the end, the food does the talking, as the last chef standing has the chance to make some serious dough!

Guy's Grocery Games

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Rooster Teeth Productions' official weekly game show that pits two Rooster Teeth teams against each other and “on the spot” to earn points.

On the Spot

Deyun Laughter Club is an unprecedented internal assessment launched by Guo Degang, the leader of Deyun Club. Under the leadership of Guo Degang and Yu Qian, young crosstalk actors of Deyun Club will get a task in each episode and create a crosstalk about the task. Their partners will be reorganized in each episode and the person graded last will be eliminated on a regular basis. Let’s see who will dominate Deyun in this fall and become Deyun's rising star.

Deyun Laughter Club

Host Guy Fieri takes a cross-country road trip to visit some of America's classic "greasy spoon" restaurants — diners, drive-ins and dives — that have been doing it right for decades.

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K.C. Cooper, a high school math whiz and karate black-belt, learns that her parents are spies when they recruit her to join them in the secret government agency, The Organization. While she now has the latest spy gadgets at her disposal, K.C. has a lot to learn about being a spy, including keeping her new gig a secret from her best friend Marisa. Together, K.C. and her parents, Craig and Kira, and her younger siblings, Ernie and Judy (a humanoid robot), try to balance everyday family life while on undercover missions, near and far, to save the world.

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The students of all the fairytale characters attend Ever After High, where they are either Royals (students who want to follow in their parent's footsteps) or Rebels (students who wish to write their own destiny).

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Dancing her way through the haters, Whitney Way Thore is embracing her body in a world that judges people by their size. She navigates both career challenges and relationship snafus with her vivacious personality, a sense of humor and an abundance of courage.

This series follows Whitney who was diagnosed with an endocrine system disorder called polyscystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) which caused her, a slender dancer at the time, to gain more than 200 pounds in one year at college. Feeling trapped in a big body, she struggled with self-doubt and negative stereotypes. Now 380 pounds and eager to continue sharing her passion for dance, Whitney has learned to embrace her body and love herself again.

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Some time between 'Tron' and 'Tron: Legacy', a young program named Beck becomes the skillful leader of a revolution inside the computer world of The Grid.

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Season 1

Spring Pan-Sagna; ideas for leftover pork chops; asparagus five different ways; Marc Summers from "Rewrapped"; gin fizz; uses for hard boiled Easter eggs.

Filling the freezer with make-ahead sausage and egg muffins; artichoke and shrimp tagliatelle pasta; bar snacks.

Churro bar and tacos with Maile Carpenter, fiery shrimp fra diavolo, Bobby Flay makes an appearance for a Tool Takedown, and there are flaming lime shots and a piñata test.

The Kitchen celebrates Mother's Day weekend in style, starting with a great brunch for Mum when Katie cooks her breakfast bread pudding. Then Jeff makes his mum's beef braciole.

Potato Salad; new uses for kitchen tools; a no bake strawberry fool; foods with a bad rap; Mexico's national cocktail.

The hosts of The Kitchen share shortcuts to help make your weeknight dinners easy. Jeff transforms deli-counter roast beef into sumptuous barbecue beef nachos.

Grilling tips; grilled pizza two ways; spatchcocking a chicken for the grill; grill food failures; green beans four ways; a bonfire cocktail.

An alternative to barbecue sauce, charred chimichurri; homemade vs. store bought croutons and hot sauce; stuffed tomato; honey gin cocktail.

Steak and eggs burrito; Rachael Ray hosts a segment called The Kitchen Toolbox; hot dogs; chocolate stout cake; last minute gift ideas for Father's Day.

We are treating the crew today with some delicious fire roasted chicken. Katie revamps hot dogs and our hosts are testing out the latest kitchen gadgets.

Geoffrey makes the ultimate beef burger with a name you won't soon forget. The hosts decide that ordinary fries won't cut the mustard, and cook up out-of-this-world sides.

Special guest Daniel Radcliffe stops by `The Kitchen' for our summer party show, and plays our first game of `build-a-burger'. The gang has tips and recipes for summer party entertaining.

Summer corn three ways; storing summer fruits and vegetables; tamales; guest chef Marc Murphy makes a seafood salad with scallops; a GZ cocktail.

Season 2

This episode is all about the freshest fruits and vegetables of the summer season. Jeff prepares a Grecian grilled chicken salad.

Jerk Chicken; global gadgets gathered from culinary travels; lobster rolls; spa treatments made with ingredients from the kitchen; Korean BBQ party; strawberry-ginger daiquiri.

One pan plan for pork loin; puff pastry is taken to sweet and savory heights; three simple and packable party recipes; design guru Sabrina Soto offers party tips; classic margarita.

It's snack time and Katie Lee cooks up a cool and crispy snack with Food Network's most searched summer ingredient. Next we map out your summer road trip with car-ready snacks.

Fun new ways to cook with children; one stop snacks; food crafts that are fun to make and to eat; treats sweetened with healthy ingredients; the hosts' culinary word knowledge is put to the test.

The ultimate open-faced BLT with tomato roasted bacon and avocado; fried green tomato parmesan sandwich; farmer Lee Jones shares tomato tips and helps Sunny make a chilled red summer soup with heirloom tomatoes, watermelon and strawberries.

It's all about barbecue and grilling today on The Kitchen, starting off with incredible dino ribs and great cuts of pork for the grill.

A freezer fix with a back to school groove; new spins on peanut butter and jelly; Joey Fatone from "Rewrapped" stops by; mastering chilaquiles; toasted marshmallow milkshake.

Frozen ravioli is used to created chipotle lasagna; tips for adding zest to weeknight meals; guest Ching-He Huang stir fries up a quicker-than-take out kung pao chicken.

A celebration of the best ingredients of the fall; homemade pumpkin spiced lattes with Maile Carpenter; prosciutto-wrapped halibut; Mo Rocca helps make short rib and spinach-stuffed raviolis.

A celebration of Oktoberfest; bratwurst sandwich with a side of red cabbage kraut; testing kitchen gadgets from Germany; dressing up pretzels with delicious dips; Black Forest cake; a German radlermass.

Apple butter-braised pork chops; red wine braised short ribs; baked BLT mac and cheese and stovetop mac and cheese with mushrooms and thyme; Laura Vitale whips up Italian cannoli.

Texas chili con carne; basic cooking rules; ramen two new ways; fixes for common recipe mishaps; sweet and savory microwave treats; a new spin on and old college drink.

Season 3

A strange new food trend; pumpkin roll up; the Maniac Pumpkin Carvers demonstrate carving basics; a supermarket fix with an eerie twist; transforming Halloween candy; spooky sangria.

Marcela's beef stew; viewers' soup making questions are answered, including tips on how to get the richest flavor in every pot and how to fancy up store-bought soups; a warm Fall Fashioned cocktail.

Pork loin; tasty ways to whip up cauliflower; Food Network's Nancy Fuller shares slow cooker recipes; using fall's bounty to create one-stop snacks; a bourbon apple cider.

Make-ahead recipes and tips for a relaxing Thanksgiving; Maile Carpenter offers a look inside Food Network Magazine, including a peak at some of the most outrageous turkey trends; Thanksgiving time line tips; dessert offerings; pumpkin recipes.

Tips for cooking the perfect turkey and turkey day staples; no-bake cranberry fluff pie; tips for setting a simple and festive table; "Chopped" judges Marc Murphy and Alex Guarnaschelli shed light on the Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry Campaign.

Thanksgiving leftovers are used to make turkey gumbo; time saving uses for the slow cooker; spicing up coffee; enchiladas suiza.

Recipes and ideas for DIY gift giving; crown roast of pork with sausage and sage stuffing; gift giving tips; clementine and cranberry glazed Cornish game hens; building a showcase gingerbread home; pumpkin flip cocktail.

Holiday ham; easy hors d'oeuvres; Quvenzhane Wallis and her costars offer up a preview of the new movie "Annie"; holiday cookie-decorating; champagne tower.

Food Network's Katherine Alford shares new food trends; lightened up recipes; veggie lasagna; portion control tips; powered up post workout snacks; pavlova; cucumber cocktail.

Brunch ideas including oven-baked Dutch Baby; new ways to use pomegranate; the secrets to making eggs Benedict for a crowd; brunch Bellini.

Money-saving tips including a bacon cheeseburger casserole freezer fix; using up vegetables; maximizing the panty's potential; Daphne Brogdon reinvents a leftover dessert; white wine spritzer.

The crew is huddling up to get prepped and ready for a big game bash. They've got fresh party-planning tips, and big ideas for use with a slow cooker, and two game-day dishes to wow the crowd.

The Kitchen is livening up with winter favourites, starting with Geoffrey Zakarian's luscious ricotta gnocchi. Then, the hosts test the latest kitchen gadgets, and three weeknight potato dishes get a boost.

Season 4

It's a Valentine's Day celebration with plenty of chocolate on this episode of The Kitchen. The hosts prepare a romantic meal with Geoffrey Zakarian's Dark Chocolate Mousse, a tender filet mignon with mushroom red wine sauce from Katie Lee, and two mouthwatering side dishes from Marcela Valladolid and Jeff Mauro. The Kitchen crew gets crafty with new ideas for valentines made out of chocolate, including adorable chocolate kiss critters and edible chocolate vessels. A master chocolatier joins in on the fun with a silky-smooth dark chocolate truffle recipe and out-of-this-world flavors to spice it up! Geoffrey caps it all off with his take on a chocolate martini.

The Kitchen helps you rise and shine with fresh new ideas for your breakfasts. Sunny Anderson shares her favorite breakfast of all time: Insta Huevos Rancheros. The hosts answer viewers' egg, pancake and make-ahead breakfast conundrums, and oats get their a-ha moment with three delicious ideas for your morning oatmeal. Geoffrey Zakarian shares his recipe for incredible homemade gravlax &mdash; the ultimate topper for our bagel bar. And we're putting time back into your hectic weekday mornings with our timesaving breakfast hacks. Geoffrey goes healthy for his 5 O'clock Somewhere with a delicious kale and grape green smoothie.

Settle in and get cozy because it's comfort food all day on The Kitchen. GZ starts off the show with a delicious Sunday Supper of Spaghetti and Meatballs. The gang shows us how to maximize our microwave's potential with some wow worthy tips. It's chocolate heaven with Marcela's Sweet Retreat: The Ultimate Brownie. And Sunny and Katie top it all off with their amazing Brownie Sundaes. Chef Amanda Freitag joins us with her mouthwatering patty melt. Our hosts create crazy comfort food mash ups. GZ toasts New York with his throwback cocktail and the gang tries some yummy new snacks.

Jeff Mauro cooks up a traditional family favorite, Chicken Tortellini Soup, and Food Network.com has new and tasty ways to lighten up three of your favorite dishes. Geoffrey Zakarian teaches us a kitchen basic mother sauce, while Marcela Valladolid and Katie Lee keep it healthy and delicious with their grain bowl recipes. We'll show you a few overlooked ingredients that you just might like, and Geoffrey wraps it all up with his warm Maple and Rum Toddy while the hosts get popping with fantastic ways to top popcorn.

We're throwing a surprise baby shower for Marcela Valladolid on this episode of The Kitchen! We'll share our tips for hosting all kinds of special family celebrations and Marcela makes a perfect party main dish with her puff pastry-wrapped salmon. We're putting together creative new ideas for DIY hostess gifts, and Katie Lee and Sunny Anderson have two delicious and time-saving rice side dishes. The gang shares their finger food appetizer favorites and Katie creates a beautiful party-worthy Croquembouche. We toast Marcela with a virgin Cucumber Ginger Fizz and surprise her with a fun shower present!

A celebration of St. Patrick's Day with a twist on the classic Irish dish, corn beef and cabbage; two easy meals using the potato; tipsy treats with a secret ingredient; St. Paddy's Day cocktail.

Shrimp and grits; Debi Mazar and Gabriele Corcos from "Extra Virgin" make pantry pasta; recipes using condensed milk; what to and what not to throw out from the refrigerator; pickleback cocktail.

The Kitchen celebrates Easter with two classic holiday dishes: Geoffrey Zakarian's stuffed pork loin and Marcela Valladolid's leg of lamb. Pastry Chef Johnny Iuzzini shows us a new twist on the carrot cake. Plus, fun and edible food crafts for your holiday table and innovative ideas on how to use your leftover Easter eggs. Lastly, Geoffrey shares his Easter punch.

Leftover holiday ham recipe; one pan chicken dinner; fried matzo brei; no-guilt holiday desserts; tips on knife shopping.

Blackened hanger steak; Tiffani Thiessen shares her tips for an at-home pizza party; quick and easy snacks on the go; hiding healthy ingredients in decadent desserts; planting a kitchen herb garden; herb-infused cocktail.

Tips on grilling chicken breast to perfection and growing fresh produce from kitchen scraps; dry and wet spice rubs; baker Gesine Bullock-Prado makes maple cream pie; a tipsy sweet tea; food fire starters.

Easy weeknight meals using only one pan; kabobs with two sauces; grilled cheese; kitchen do's and don'ts; lemon-inspired cocktail.

A spicy southern classic dish, hot chicken; the difference between Tex-Mex and Mexican tacos; chef Marc Murphy serves up a spicy skirt steak; spicy sweets; spicy margarita.

Season 5

Celebrate Mother's Day with the easy but fancy brunch dish, baked eggs with green chilies. Make mom a last-minute gift with candy, plus a foolproof guide to making the perfect chocolate chip cookie. There's unexpected ways to use a cupcake tray to make quick dinners and two ways to use pesto. Finally, a cocktail mom will love.

We're revealing our new deck and showing you how to grill the perfect steak. Create a colorful pasta salad with seasonal vegetables and learn two recipes with jarred and fresh artichokes. There's compound butter to spice up your meals and ideas for what to make with the last scoop in the jar. Plus, a gin punch.

For your first summer barbecue, there's a great new recipe for a killer burger and barbecue ribs. Discover some unique fries with sweet and savory dips. There are timesaving tricks for food prep and actor David Burtka shares the secrets for great homemade ice cream sandwiches. Plus, poolside snacks and a classic Long Island Ice Tea.

Fire up the grill for a delicious Alabama White Sauce Chicken recipe and then see how to doctor up store-bought barbecue sauce. Geoffrey Zakarian shows how to grill a lobster and Katie Lee has a colorful quinoa side salad. Plus, tips to set up the perfect barbecue buffet, grill trends, answers to your most common grill questions, and a Tequila Sunrise.

Geoffrey Zakarian kicks off the show with a braised chicken with caramelized lemons, dates and pine nuts. Then, recipes using the pita and celebrate summer with a strawberry shortcake. Dr. Travis Stork shows us how to cure common summer ailments with food. Plus, three ingredients you have to try, tipsy treats, and a strawberry smash cocktail.

The day starts with a no-fail technique for juicy grilled pork chops and pineapple salsa, then learn how to use seasonal fruits and vegetables in a grilled summer salad. Cookbook author and blogger Shauna Sever serves up a Honeyed Yogurt Cheesecake. The hosts offer up easy substitutions when you're missing an ingredient and find out just how bad your kitchen habits are. Plus, a unique way to blend a Strawberry Daiquiri.

Celebrate dad with smoked Italian Sausage Hoagies, and a Flank Steak Fajita with Chimichurri and Drunken Peppers. There are simple suggestions on how to take pretzels and chips to the next level, and how to make a homemade banana split ice cream cake. Plus, a special dad edition of Tool Takedown, kitchen-themed Father's Day gifts and toast dad with a classic Whiskey Sour.

Recipes for summer include a diablo stuffed burger, two different potato salads and the perfect pina cocktail. Also: Kathie Lee Gifford makes a peach-and-rhubarb crostata; tips are given for sprucing up a supermarket flower bouquet; and the hosts share their must-have items for the beach.

The hosts throw a summer celebration. Guests Bobby and Jamie Deen stop by with a molasses-marinated London broil. Also on the menu: grilled butterflied chicken with macaroni salad; three party-pleasing dips; edible crafts; a watermelon margarita.

Marcela Valladolid cooks steamed clams with chorizo and tequila; the hosts suggest new uses for old kitchen tools; condiment flavors are kicked up a notch; and guest Damaris Phillips demonstrates how to make a buffalo chicken pasta salad. Other segments highlight pineapple, s'mores and a rum rickie recipe.

Geoffrey Zakarian demonstrates his paella and Royal Blush drink recipes; and the hosts share their beat-the-heat secrets. Also: two summer salads; new ideas for dressing different lettuces; pop-up parties with Nate Berkus; and a guide to grilling fish.

El pastor-style pork tenderloin is prepared, along with two tomato side dishes. Also: Melissa Gilbert shares her fried chicken recipe; "Food Network Star" finalists compete to make the best poolside snack; and the Bloody Mary receives a summer twist.

Tips for cooking with kids are offered by the hosts, who also prepare chicken-and-avocado sliders and new takes on ice cream sundaes. Also: John Besh makes an easy school-night dinner.

Season 6

The Kitchen set is revealed with its new autumn colours. Dishes include Marcela's seasonal vegetable lasagne, Geoffrey's vinaigrette, Katie's summer crab cakes and a classic cocktail.

Wings two ways; easy solutions to common barbecue dilemmas; no cream-creamed corn; grilled corn and poblano salad; grilled jumbo shrimp with a 1-2-3 glaze; desserts on the grill; uses for pickle brine; frozen raspberry and vodka lemonade.

School night pasta dinner; easy back-to-school snacks made with cereal; quick on-the-go breakfasts; English muffin pizzas; new ways to organize for the school year using common household items; an appletini.

Cold noodle salmon salad; time-saving food preparation hacks; two meals cooked on sheet trays; rosemary and thyme chicken with carrots and potatoes; tri-tip salad; carnitas; Valerie Bertinelli stops by to make her easy chocolate sauce; gin and tonic.

Join the hosts of Food Network's The Kitchen as we celebrate autumn's bounty with delicious recipes using Brussels sprouts and acorn squash, and toast the season with `Fall Floats'.

Grilled Buffalo chicken pizza; planning and packing for a tailgating party; three dips that are easy to transport; NASCAR driver Danica Patrick makes cheddar grilled cheese; a Black Velvet Bear cocktail; tailgate gadgets.

Jeff Mauro's United States of Meatloaf; two winter squash recipes; spaghetti tossed with butternut squash; roasted spaghetti squash with curried shallot butter; popular French dish, moules frites; Blood and Sand cocktail and a lesson in whiskey 101.

Food Network's Katherine Alford stops by to share the trends for autumn. The hosts share favourite kitchen hacks, new uses for crescent roll dough and learn how to make a fall wreath. Plus, get flavourful ways to pep up pumpkin seeds.

It's a Halloween party in The Kitchen as the hosts share two ways to jazz up supermarket apple cider doughnuts, as well as perfect crafts and tips for your Halloween party. But can they survive a terrifying touch test?

The Kitchen explores fall flavours to celebrate the season. Recipes include classic Mexican chili rellenos, autumn-flavoured fried wontons, autumn soups and cavatelli and vodka sauce. The hosts also test holiday baking gadgets.

The Kitchen gang finds comfort in a decadent mac and cheese and two twists on banana bread. They share sweet slow cooker hacks, and Amanda Freitag makes a classic pork on pork. Finally, they savour a hot buttered rum cocktail.

The Thanksgiving turkey timeline; Martha Stewart makes stuffed mushrooms; Mexican chocolate pecan pie; cranberry sweet potatoes; decorating tips for the Thanksgiving table; last-minute hostess gift ideas; Toronto cocktails.

With less than a week to Thanksgiving, it's all about turkey in The Kitchen. Recipes include ranch turkey, deep-fried turkey, chestnut stuffing and an espresso martini. Plus, turkey-themed food crafts that will wow a crowd.

Season 7

Porcini-rubbed roast beef and two potato sides, perfect for a holiday party; actress Regina King helps make cheesecake with pomegranate sauce; holiday wreaths made with household items; cranberry lemonade punch cocktail.

A cookie swap party featuring chocolate peppermint whoopie pies, mini sugar cookie tarts and cookie truffles; Duff Goldman demonstrates how to make gingerbread cookies like a pro; eggnog cocktail; packaging holiday cookies.

Emeril Lagasse makes a holiday rack of lamb with apple mint puree; Christmas tree cheese ball; snowman cheese ball; yule log cake; tips for decorating a store-bought gingerbread house; peppermint hot chocolate.

Slow cooker beef stew; oatmeal latte and savory oatmeal risotto with mushroom and mint; the Today Show's Natalie Morales makes her chocolate winter flan; black Russian cocktail.

Turkey bolognese with veggie noodles; beet burger with citrus caper aioli; lesser-known healthy ingredients; 100-calorie snacks; preparing some intimidating healthy foods; chocolate cupcakes with a secret ingredient; carrot ginger sparkler.

Mimosa sunset cocktail; baked eggs with salami, mozzarella, olives and garlic bread; protein packed recipes; chef Anne Burrell makes crepes with mascarpone and chocolate with a cherry compote; decoding egg cartons; coffee tricks.

Tips for freezing food; pork osso bucco; weeknight dinners using affordable chicken thighs; Kardea Brown makes curry coconut chickpea soup; mix-ins to enhance inexpensive liquor; demystifying grocery store offers.

Picadillo stuffed peppers; popular stuffed tools; goat cheese and herb stuffed chicken breast; ham and cheese stuffed chicken breast; food blogger Nicole Friday makes apple, pear and walnut stuffed French toast; a Bloody Mary with a stuffed garnish.

Seattle dog; eggplant hero; Buffalo chicken hoagie; party-planning playbook; bourbon brown sugar stuffed sweet potato skins; Adrian Davila brings his pulled pork all the way from Texas.

Pork kebobs and baked pineapple rice; upside-down mango cake; makeup mogul Bobbi Brown shows how to pamper yourself using pantry items; Scorpion Bowl cocktail; chef Julius Jackson makes coconut shrimp and mango sauce.

Devil's food cake and new ways to make treats with chocolate bars; creme brulee; chocolate cherry pudding pops; Rev Run and his wife, Justine, introduce a cocoa-rubbed strip steak for two; chocolate whiskey martini; edible flower bouquets.

Wolfgang Puck shares the most popular after party dish; surf and turf rib eye crostini with gorgonzola mousse; recipes using popcorn; Food Network Magazine's Maile Carpenter previews the latest issue; strawberry chocolate mini trifles.

Fried chicken; dos and don'ts for deep frying; baked sweet corn; sweet tea cocktail; chef Lazarus Lynch makes a crowd-pleasing 'Bama chocolate mousse; the hosts give their verdicts on fried, decadent foods.

Season 8

Stuffed crust cast iron pizza with smoked mozzarella; crispy fish tacos; chef Judy Joo makes pork belly cheesesteak; viewer questions about take-out favorites; bartending tricks; beer-garita.

A celebration of Pi Day featuring a classic chicken pot pie, a breakfast pie mashup, lolli-pies, and lemon meringue with a twist; the latest pie trends; testing pie tools; a sweet apple pie shooter.

A celebration of Easter with a sausage and spinach bone-in pork loin and an adorable bunny cake; decorating Easter eggs and easy DIY spring wreaths; Debi Mazar and Gabriele Corcos make a spring risotto; spring fling cocktail.

The Kitchen's favourite recipes get a makeover for spring, starting with Marcela Valladolid's kale and potato enchiladas. Then, tricks to make your food look as good as it tastes and simple tips to organise your kitchen.

Jeff Mauro demonstrates what it takes to make his family's Sunday Gravy recipe. He finds out how to use leftover Italian ingredients in different ways and makes craft items out of empty wine bottles.

Geoffrey Zakarian shows how to make the perfect herb-roasted beef rib eye with roasted shallots, while Katie Lee whips up a wedge salad with a twist and Marcela Valladolid makes a classic tableside Caesar salad.

Barbecue potato chip-crusted salmon; pickle-brined pork chops with sweet and spicy peppers; a showdown between cherries jubilee French toast and Cafe de la Olla French toast; cookbook author Candice Kumai makes truffles with dates.

It's the cheesiest show ever! Sunny Anderson kicks it off with her `dime piece' 10-cheese mac and cheese, while Jeff Mauro's cheeseboard grilled cheese and Katie Lee's pizza grilled cheese take the sandwich to a whole new level.

The Kitchen is celebrating Cinco de Mayo with Marcela Valladolid's flambéed tostadas, Geoffrey Zakarian's mango picante margarita and cookbook author Samantha Seneviratne's crunchy peanut pepper cookies.

Asparagus and spinach frittata; mini club sandwiches with chipotle mayo; baked roast beef and provolone sliders; actress Brooke Burke-Charvet helps with frames to display mom's favorite photos; actress Bridget Moynahan makes berry cobblers.

Lemon herb grilled chicken; chef Stuart O'Keeffe's package parceled cod; two-ingredient desserts; seasonal greens and dressing pairings; roasted carrots and red leaf salad with buttermilk herb dressing; a Rumbarb cocktail.

Sonoran-style hot dog; spicy kielbasa dog with stout onions; crab hush puppies; former MLB player Sean Casey shares the best stadium food and helps make spicy buttermilk fried chicken and waffles; new ways to set up a picnic like a pro.

The Kitchen kicks off grilling season with Sunny Anderson's double-decker blackened grilled chicken and accordion sweet potatoes. Learn all the components for a perfect pasta salad and new ideas for setting up an outdoor entertaining space.

Season 9

Grilled pork tenderloin with an apricot serrano salsa; pork tenderloin quesadillas; tips for keeping produce fresh; author and nutritionist Joy Bauer presents her healthy mint chocolate chip ice cream; radish and snap pea bites.

Fried clam roll; Midwestern potato salad; burgers inspired by their home state ingredients; unique flavors of barbecue sauce from state to state; pit master Melissa Cookston reveals her secret to her award-winning sauce for ribs; actress KK Glick.

The Kitchen celebrates Father's Day with tasty recipes and DIY gift tips. Marcela and Katie share recipes for bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers and picante peppers, then the ladies top it off with their own special cocktails.

Classic barbecue chicken; a Fourth of July dessert bar with three easy sundae sauces: Katherine Alford of Food Network Kitchens answers summer party questions; chef and restaurateur Melba Wilson throws a summer party featuring a crab boil.

The Kitchen is cooling down this summer by teaching ways to cook stove-free, with recipes like Asian chicken noodle salad, slow cooker mussels with creamy wheat beer and German mustard, and slow cooker Thai mussels.

Salmon burger with kale slaw; creamy Greek orzo salad with crispy chickpeas; grill master Kent Rollins showcases his Hot Damn Peaches; white peach sangria; testing foods to see if they are grill-worthy; toppings for grilled donuts.

The Kitchen celebrates the summer games with Brazilian hot dogs, easy BK currywurst and roasted strawberry and cream milkshakes. Plus, four secrets for a winning potato salad and patriotic ways to present appetisers.

The Kitchen is chillin' out in the summer heat with coriander pesto pasta salad, sweet corn summer gazpacho, chilled beet the heat soup, magical no-bake s'mores and frozen blueberry daiquiris.

Prosciutto-wrapped chicken breast; burrito and spring rolls; mastering the art of gift wrapping; horizontal chicken shawarma wrap, cookbook author Nikki Dinki stops by to make zucchini taco wraps; an Engaged But Cantaloupe cocktail.

The Kitchen Academy is back in session with easy food science projects for your kids and tips on how to turn lunchbox food into crafts. Plus, Sunny's one-two-three pizza and banana bread recipes from Katie and Marcela.

Dishes made with only five ingredients; five new ways to use kitchen staples; five styling tips on how to set the table; Haylie Duff stops by to make an open-face baguette with baked brie and port-soaked cherries; new beer trends.

Celebrating the end of summer; grilled paella; tips from expert party planner Mary Giuliani on throwing a Piece of Cake Party; sriracha baked beans; Secret Eats host Adam Richman's Matambrito a la Pizza; Kickin' Bucket cocktail.

Jeff Mauro's Spaghetti and Meatballs By Heart; Geoffrey Zakarian's Recipe-Free Asian Pot Pie; Katie Lee shows how to remember easy ratios for any fruit crisp; three classic salad dressings you can use for any salad; Geoffrey's red wine spritzer.

Season 10

The Kitchen gang makes simple recipes with must-have pantry items, starting with Geoffrey's sheet tray chicken stir fry. Then they open `The Kitchen Helpline' to answer pantry questions from viewers.

The Kitchen cosies up for autumn with homemade pumpkin spice latté mix, Marcela's apple slab pie and some easy no-carve pumpkin hacks. Nutritionist and author Joy Bauer also stops by to reveal food trends for autumn.

Katie Lee kicks off tailgate season with slow cooker Buffalo chicken chili; Sunny Anderson makes a cheese and charcuterie football; Alton Brown joins the fun with a tailgating challenge for gang; author Daina Falk makes beer snow cones.

A week's worth of dinners with five easy recipes; easy tips to make mealtime easier; pasta al forno with chicken sausage and rapini; Shop It, Don't Chop It Stir-Fry with store-bought ingredients; Robin Chapman shares her Golden Chicken Pasta recipe.