TV Schedule

Valerie Bertinelli dishes up some new recipes for a longtime friend, Mackenzie Phillips. They catch up over Sweet and Savory Baked Brie, cheesy grilled Eggplant Rollatini and Cacio e Pepe Brussels Sprouts. For dessert, they share some sweet and crunchy Millionaire Bars.

Valerie Bertinelli digitally invites two super fans to cook a surprisingly easy meal from the comfort of their own kitchens. Together, they create layers of flavor with a Chicken Sorrentino, toss a Garlic Bread Pasta and brighten up Braised Escarole.

It's the end of beet harvest season, and Molly Yeh has tons of food in store for the farmers. She whips up her cozy Chorizo and Tot Breakfast Burritos drizzled with ranch, mouthwatering Giant Sausage Pasta oozing with cheese and a citrusy Shaved Fennel Salad. For dessert, her celebratory Beet Red-ish Velvet Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting is truly unBEET-ABLE!

Molly Yeh is celebrating Passover with heaps of delicious food and spring shenanigans! For breakfast, she makes sweet cinnamon sugar Mixed Berry Matzo Brei. Then, for dinner, it's hearty Brisket Hotdish covered with crispy, smiling potatoes and schmaltzy Popover Salad drizzled with Honey Poppyseed Dressing. For dessert, Molly's ooey-gooey Matzo Magic Bars are proof that no-rise doesn't mean no fun!

Ree Drummond cooks up make-ahead savory, sweet and sippable marvels for brilliant brunch parties. There's a fabulous flavorful French Onion Frittata to wow your guests and a one-pan Lemon Blueberry French Toast Casserole that's super easy. Next up are Sweet Glazed Cherry Almond Rolls that everyone loves, followed by a pitcher of spicy Tex-Mex Bloody Mary, a spin on a classic cocktail.

Ree Drummond gets cooking with a bounty of berries! She incorporates them into delicious iced Raspberry Scones, sweet and savory Sticky Blueberry Wings and a luxurious Blackberry Brie Grilled Cheese that takes a classic to the next level. Finally, she packs berry goodness into her very Grown-Up Strawberry Slush.

Ree Drummond spends just 16 minutes cooking four awesome meals. First, she puts a spin on super good Grilled Cheese & Broiled Tomato Soup and whips up Sriracha Maple Salmon for fast fuss-free entertaining. Then, she does chicken dinner on the double with Garlic Parmesan Butterflied Drumsticks & Caprese Salad and makes some marvelous Mushroom Street Tacos.

While Ladd, Alex and the cowboys work cattle in Kansas, Ree Drummond fills the freezer with six lovely layered Chicken Spinach Artichoke Lasagnas and a batch of copycat Convenience Store Burritos for speedy breakfasts. Then, she gets ahead with a Skirt Steak Dinner Kit ready for when her cowboy and cowgirl get home.

Molly Yeh's throwing a fancy dinner on the farm with the best moms she knows! It's a meal to impress with her tender Beef Wellington encased in buttery, flakey puff pastry and served with a hearty, cheesy and surprisingly fresh Sausage and Wild Rice Hotdish on the side. For dessert, she has lovely Lavender Panna Cottas with salty, snappy Pretzel Shortbread.

Molly Yeh creates a springtime feast to celebrate planting season on the farm. The meal includes her juicy One-Skillet Chicken with Spring Vegetables, crispy Dill Flakey Bread, a nutty Walnut Romesco Sauce for dunking and the most-beautiful Glazed Lavender Sugar Cookies for dessert.

Astronaut Nicole Mann, who has commanded the space station and completed two space walks, joins Ina Garten at the barn, and she is over the moon! Nicole missed apple pie in space, so Ina makes her an Apple Crostata to make her feel right at home. After 157 days in orbit, Nicole has incredible stories to share, from space walks not going to plan to coming back down to earth, literally! Ina also gives this accomplished fighter pilot a masterclass in Seared Scallops with Potato Celery Root Puree.

Ina Garten has a blast when Stanley Tucci, the award-winning actor, director, TV presenter and author, shares his amazing recipes. The day kicks off with a Martini lesson from Stanley, a cocktail first for Ina, served alongside her Easy Oysters Rockefeller. Then, there's a Tucci kitchen takeover when Stanley teaches Ina how to make an incredible Tuscan seafood stew, Cacciucco.

Have no fear, the hosts are here to show you how to conquer the kitchen! Geoffrey Zakarian uses parchment paper techniques for two easy and delicious dishes: Simple Seared Fish with Herb Salad and a Pear and Maple Upside Down Tart. Then, Katie Lee Biegel gets the scoop on grains and mixes up a Creamy Mushroom Farrotto, Alex Guarnaschelli takes on the choke with her Artichokes with Lemony Dipping Sauce and Jeff Mauro flips the script with his Greek Yogurt Panna Cotta.

Guy Fieri dispatches his pal Noah Cappe along with acclaimed chefs Aarti Sequeira and Joe Sasto to check out the best restaurants in Placerville, California, where they explore options like barbecue, Roman cuisine, oysters, pub food and gold miner fare. The struggle is real as they make the tough decision on which dish to submit to a crowded city center showcase to determine the best bite in town.

Four professional pizza makers rise to the occasion in three pizza-themed Grocery Games that determine who gets to take home all the dough. Guy Fieri challenges the chefs to shop for the ingredients in their signature pizza using only a mini pizza box. Then, they must deliver personal pizzas without any of the conventional ingredients -- not even pizza dough! Finally, Guy's Pizza Wheel forces the remaining chefs to make loaded pizza using unconventional cheeses and wacky toppings. The pie professional that comes out on top will get to roll through Flavortown Market on a $20,000 shopping spree.

The only thing better than a burger is a burger made by one of Flavortown's all-star chefs! Guy Fieri brings together four chefs to test their burger-making prowess in a patty-for-patty throwdown that includes an over-the-top burger and fries combo and a spicy burger. One all-star chef stands apart and gets a shot at up to $20,000.

Guy Fieri's son Hunter has run out of time to restock the store, so he puts six returned items in each chef's cart. The chefs must use all six items over the course of both rounds, starting with a hometown favorite dish. In round two, the competitors make a grilled feast using their remaining mandatory items and ingredients from only the odd or even aisles. Finally, the winner gets to shop the entire store for up to $20,000.

During hours three through six, the remaining chefs are forced to adapt to constant twists and turns. Hosts Michael Symon and Esther Choi have two chefs face elimination immediately, while the others enjoy a moment of rest. Then, the chefs must overcome restrictions, curveballs and expert judging from Stephanie Izard in order to make it to hour seven.

Fatigue starts to set in as the chefs face hours seven and eight in this intense culinary journey. Hosts Michael Symon and Esther Choi put forth three challenges in one where the chefs must turn one bag of ingredients into three distinct, delicious meals. This never-before-seen social experiment will be over for whoever fails to impress guest judge Scott Conant.

Michael Symon and Esther Choi present their toughest task yet -- teamwork. Working with chefs they just met mere hours ago, the competitors have to strategize, collaborate and execute under the critical eyes of guest judges Michael and Bryan Voltaggio. Then, exhaustion becomes palpable as chefs enter hour 13 of their 24-hour competition. Michael and Esther challenge them with the unenviable task of turning microwave meals into works of art before judge Eric Adjepong decides who must clock out.

Eric Adjepong welcomes Stephanie Izard, Joe Sasto and Justin Sutherland to his high-stakes, after-hours culinary card game. These Top Chef veterans pay out $5,000 of their own money for a night of out-bluffing, out-betting and out-cooking one another. The night doesn't end until the best noodle and sardine dish earns one chef their buddies' cold, hard cash.

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

Indian spice master Kiran Patnam and creative chef Jonathan Wu bring big city energy to the arena. It's up to Chopped judges Amanda Freitag and Geoffrey Zakarian to decide which contender has what it takes to slay the Flay.

Michael Symon and Esther Choi present their toughest task yet -- teamwork. Working with chefs they just met mere hours ago, the competitors have to strategize, collaborate and execute under the critical eyes of guest judges Michael and Bryan Voltaggio. Then, exhaustion becomes palpable as chefs enter hour 13 of their 24-hour competition. Michael and Esther challenge them with the unenviable task of turning microwave meals into works of art before judge Eric Adjepong decides who must clock out.

Eric Adjepong welcomes Stephanie Izard, Joe Sasto and Justin Sutherland to his high-stakes, after-hours culinary card game. These Top Chef veterans pay out $5,000 of their own money for a night of out-bluffing, out-betting and out-cooking one another. The night doesn't end until the best noodle and sardine dish earns one chef their buddies' cold, hard cash.

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

Indian spice master Kiran Patnam and creative chef Jonathan Wu bring big city energy to the arena. It's up to Chopped judges Amanda Freitag and Geoffrey Zakarian to decide which contender has what it takes to slay the Flay.