1776 - 2026 250th Anniversary Quarter Celebration Program
Horario
05:30–06:00
Duración
30 min
Descripción
2026 will be one of the most historic years ever in U.S. coinage; join your host Mike Mezack to learn about the incredible U.S. Quarter program and get a chance at an exclusive P&D Roll!
Ali enjoys a guilt-free southern fried chicken biscuit; he then goes way south of the border with a trio of flavor-forward and inventive tacos; at an art deco hot spot straight out of the 1930s, he finds a modern snack, deep-fried deviled eggs.
Ali Khan discovers a variety of Austin food fare; migas tacos at a popular roadside stop; authentic Texas barbecue; a bayou experience right out of MawMaw's recipe book.
Ali Khan starts his Omaha food adventure with breakfast from a fast made from scratch joint offering an egg boat with hash browns; for lunch, Ali has a housemade Reuben, and has pork ragù meatballs for dinner.
Ali starts the day stacked with an ooey-gooey pastrami breakfast sandwich; he gets schooled in the ways of the Greek with a heaping helping of moussaka; a muffin uprising tides Ali over until he rolls up a spicy sushi burrito.
New York's biggest borough still has authentic neighborhood diners; Ali kicks things off with chocolate chip pumpkin pancakes; a fried eggplant Parmesan sandwich; a slice of chocolate s'mores pie; Filipino chicken adobo.
Atlanta is a large, cosmopolitan city with a diverse food scene, which Ali discovers as he starts his day with a crazy, innovative breakfast; French toast tacos; the best grilled cheese in America for lunch; blueberry cobbler ice pop.
In Nashville, Tenn., a burger joint that encourages custom creations; in Cleveland, a newcomer serving up pub food and house-made brews; in Brooklyn, N.Y., Carolina-style whole hog barbecue.
In Cleveland, classic sweets are combined to make a dessert burger; in Brooklyn, an old school Jewish deli blended with traditional Canadian-style dirty fries; in Nashville, creamy mac and cheese and pulled pork.
Duff Goldman visits a Baton Rouge, La. smokehouse that boasts an outrageous pork belly hoagie; in St. Louis, a big fat Greek burger; in Austin, Texas, pit-roasted meats and spicy salsa atop tortillas.
Eddie Jackson introduces a barbecue sandwich in Austin, Texas that has the entire town lined up; a sweet and spicy burger creation in Jersey City, N. J.; in Louisville, Ky., a pastrami spiced sandwich and dessert with a refreshing local brew.
Josh Charles meets up with Michael at his favorite place for crab cakes in town; after a round of bocce ball, Michael introduces Josh to some of Baltimore's best new spots for juicy, inventive burgers and craft brews.
Bobby Flay makes a surprise guest appearance at a barbecue joint in New York with a one-of-a-kind brontosaurus beef rib; in Nashville, the local tradition is hot chicken; in Cleveland, the brunch burger.
Andrew Zimmern uncovers the boardwalk indulgences of the Jersey Shore; from sticky-sweet saltwater taffy to slices of tomato pie and Italian subs, the Jersey Shore's culinary scene is a carnival for the taste buds.
Andrew reveals what makes the food scene in Kraków, Poland, delicious; the city's edible symbols take the form of pierogies, hearty stuffed cabbage rolls and whole-roasted pork knuckle.
Boogeymen, monsters and ghosts, the creepiest creatures abound under the cover of darkness; Brad Smith dares the teams to scare judges Danni Rose, Eddie Jackson and Ron Ben-Israel with cakes that bring life to things that go bump in the night.
Cotton candy dreams and funhouse screams are on the menu as host Brad Smith asks the baking teams to create chilling cakes that take judges Ron Ben-Israel, Eddie Jackson and Danni Rose on a wild ride.
From racing neck-and-neck to sinking teeth into some archery, Camp Vamp makes memories; Brad Smith raises the stakes as the teams impress Danni Rose, Eddie Jackson and Ron Ben-Israel with cakes from a vampire summer camp.
Host Brad Smith sees which baking team is top of the class when they use their brains to create some cakes of a zombie high school for judges Danni Rose, Eddie Jackson and Ron Ben-Israel.