
Hot Ones
Musical artists The Jonas Brothers answer questions and eat hot wings.

Musical artists The Jonas Brothers answer questions and eat hot wings.

Chef Ramsay heads to Charlie's, an Italian bistro in La Verne, Calif., to update the bland and unoriginal menu, lackluster service and old-fashioned decor.

Chef Ramsay heads to Spin a Yarn, a 50-year-old steakhouse and banquet center in Fremont, Calif., in hope of revitalizing its menu and ambience.

The home cooks create dishes using the South Asian ingredients in chef Meeru Dhalwala's fridge in the end, a simple meat and potatoes challenge from chef Lynn Crawford has one cook throwing out a first attempt and starting from scratch.

An unconventional approach to a Middle Eastern favorite has the chefs questioning one home cook's ability to please a crowd, and the strong flavors of blue cheese, broccoli, and chorizo in Chef Mandel Hitzer's fridge.

Emeril meets David Blossman, the head of Louisiana's favorite brewery, Abita Brewing Company, and creates a menu inspired by his bayou brews.

TV personality Big Freedia ("Big Freedia: Queen of Bounce") joins, and Emeril prepares the rapper's favorite meal.

A salt crusted branzino seasoned with citrus grilled calamari and seafood paella.

Some of the most delicious meatless entrees.

Following an epidemic of suicides and gun violence, youth of Maskwacis are rewriting their future Rich Francis finds new meaning to reconciliation by cooking moose nose ragù and moose leg salad for the kids.

Chuck travels to Kitigan Zibi where he meets Cezin Nottaway conditions are perfect for Chuck to learn how to tap maple.

While in Scotchfort, Chuck goes fishing and cooks eel.

Chuck is invited in Miawpukek for a moose hunt with community members.

The teams must prepare food for a bar mitzvah after one contestant is eliminated, the top 10 chefs are revealed.

Ramsay asks the chefs to create three Asian-fusion dishes using poultry, seafood and beef both teams crack under pressure when they go head-to-head during the dinner service.

Tony visits the Mall of America to discover what draws Americans to the food court a local French chef will explain his approach to broaden Americans' palates.

In this episode we visit Newport, Rhode Island. A hidden gem 3 hours north of busy New York. Open green space, stunning architecture and locally sourced gastronomic delights await. We meet the owners of Stoneacre, a local restaurant.

Sacramento is fast becoming a must-visit town for anyone who loves food, and people are beginning to notice its charm. It's located at the centre of America's most abundant agricultural region.

Sonoma has over500 wineries,beautiful scenery, down-to-earth locals, farmers, winemakers and acclaimed chefs at farm-to-tablerestaurants. Come and journey with Gary Takle and meet the people.

Located on the opposite side of a San Fransisco Bay, Oakland is fast becoming a cool city with cache. The new food movement is also on the rise.