Molly Yeh fires up the outdoor grill to make her favorite tailgating recipes including spicy cheddar juicy lucies with homemade chili potato chips and sesame avocado salsa on the side, and grilled corn on the cob slathered with a tangy kimchi mayo.

Molly's blogging friends are flying in to help her pick apples on the farm; she makes a campfire supper that includes fried cheesy pickles, a butternut, bacon and apple hot dish, creamed spinach with crispy cheese and creamy butterscotch pudding.

Molly hosts Oktoberfest in the Midwest and makes her favorite German-inspired dishes, starting with salty pretzels with beer cheese and sweet pretzels with cinnamon sugar; crispy chicken schnitzel; German potato salad loaded with bacon.

With her family in town to celebrate Rosh Hashana, Molly makes a fabulous brunch featuring sweet apple butter rolls with honey marzipan frosting, a tender and juicy brunch brisket, and carrot hash with eggs and pesto.

Molly Yeh's making a pregame lunch for a few friends, and it's full of delicious finger foods including her easy Asian Scotch eggs and crispy oven fries with feta red pepper dip.

Molly Yeh makes quick and easy recipes that let her spend more time enjoying her life as a new mom; she starts off with savory green pancakes for lunch, and then a hearty funeral hotdish and a crunchy romaine salad with breadcrumbs and dressing.

Molly puts a fresh spin on the classic farm lunch with her easy garlic and onion challah bread, chopped salad with crumbled feta, and creamy homemade hummus; for a sweet bite, Molly makes olive oil blondies with chocolate frosting and sprinkles.

Molly Yeh is preparing make-ahead meals in anticipation of the birth of her first child; there's a freezer-friendly version of sweet potato and black bean burritos, mini spinach and artichoke chicken casseroles and potato bagel breakfast sandwiches.

It's a quiet weekend for Molly Yeh and her husband, Nick, on the farm, so Molly's making an inexpensive lunch using her favorite pantry ingredients.

Molly treats her girlfriends to her favorite brunch dishes, including mini quiches with peas and bacon, garlicky lemony kale and a dark chocolate scone loaf with marzipan, and a refreshing fresh mint iced coffee for a morning pick-me-up.

Molly's mother is visiting the farm for the weekend, so Molly is cooking a supper with all her mom's favorite dishes, starting with Chicken Paprikash.

Molly's mother visits from Chicago to help with some garden planting and to enjoy a campfire supper; the menu includes hearty brisket tacos with pink pickled onions, charred sweet corn salsa, and crispy smashed potatoes with chimichurri dressing.

Memorable suppers from Molly's early days on the farm include chicken pot hot dish and a sweet cookie salad with homemade cookies and mandarins; Pizza Friday features sausage and broccolini pizza pockets to be enjoyed out on the tractor with Nick.

Molly Yeh makes some of her favorite munchies for an outdoor movie night on the farm. Her Nachos are piled high with BBQ Pulled Pork, and Radishes with Smoked Butter are a unique, crunchy combination. She assembles individual Candy Bar Salads for dessert and whips up a batch of Nick's Favorite Grilled Orange Soda.

Molly Yeh is putting her own spin on some of her favorite dishes to make a fun meal for Nick and her dad; the menu includes Molly's Chicago Dog Meatloaf with Mustard Glaze, a Salt-and-Vinegar Potato Galette and more.

Molly's friends are coming over for dinner; Molly prepares Sticky Rhubarb Short Ribs, Crispy Saffron Rice dish and a fresh side of Green Beans with Potato Chip Crunch; she finishes the meal with Whipped Cheesecakes with Pistachio Crusts.

Molly Yeh celebrates two birthdays on the farm: her husband, Nick, and his dad, Roger.

It's Pizza Friday on the farm, and Molly Yeh and her husband, Nick, are hosting friends for dinner.

Molly makes a special brunch for the family to celebrate her and Nick's third wedding anniversary; dishes include shakshuka with feta, Brussels sprouts and bacon hash, and roasted potatoes with paprika mayo.

Molly treats her girlfriends to a twist on taco night; her menu includes taco pizza al pastor with tomatillo salsa and avocado cucumber salad served alongside watermelon agua fresca; she finishes off the night with chocolate-covered ice cream tacos.

Molly Yeh's mom comes to the farm to share a few family recipes before baby arrives; Molly makes pastrami eggrolls as a tribute to her mother's hometown to go with citrus chicken rice bowls and grilled veggies.

Noted food blogger and cookbook author Ree Drummond, known to her fans as "The Pioneer Woman," is a sassy former city slicker who has moved to a ranch in Oklahoma to live with her rancher husband and their children (not to mention her extended family, a menagerie of animals). Drummond makes the jump from print to TV in this series as she invites viewers into her life (and kitchen), sharing her brand of home cooking, from suppers that are thrown together in a hurry to preparing elaborate celebrations.

Trisha Yearwood is a renowned singer who has won a number of awards in her career, including multiple Grammys. But what people may not know about Yearwood is she is also an accomplished cook. This series invites viewers into the singer's kitchen as she showcases her family-inspired recipes and food traditions. While preparing her recipes, Yearwood shares nostalgic stories and is visited by family and friends. Whether she's preparing traditional dishes from her childhood or planning events like a baby shower or a family reunion, Yearwood prepares dishes that viewers can duplicate in their own kitchens.

Actress Valerie Bertinelli modernizes favorite recipes that have been passed down through her family over the years in this weekly series. Her closest friends -- including "Hot in Cleveland" co-stars Betty White, Jane Leeves and Wendie Malick -- are the beneficiaries of Bertinelli's cooking, as she invites them over to indulge in her meals and share a laugh or two. Dishes including Italian tuna salad, baked salmon and blueberry smoothies are on the menu in Bertinelli's kitchen. Good conversation and spending time with friends are also on tap for the Golden Globe-winning actress and cookbook author.

America's top bakers gather to put their baking brilliance to the test.

A dozen of the worst bakers in the United States are drafted into an intense, six-week baking boot camp, under the careful eyes of two famous chefs.

Coming up with ideas for dishes using the mystery ingredients provided on "Chopped" can be difficult for adult chefs with years of experience, so imagine how difficult it is for young chefs on "Chopped Junior." In this version of the long-running franchise, children are tasked with making something out of mystery-basket ingredients that don't seem to go together. The usual "Chopped" judges are joined by celebrity guest judges to determine which kids advance after each round. The winning cook earns the same $10,000 prize that adults win on the main show. If things get a little too intense for the youngsters, host Ted Allen is there to comfort them and encourage them to keep going.