The Season 5 premiere features a viewer celebration that includes cooking with the troops and an inspiring military family.

Tyra Banks (FabLife (2015)). Also: quick-fix appetizers; viewers' party-ready dishes.

A potluck with "Viewer All-Stars" from across the country. Also: Dallas' Café Momentum, which gives struggling teens a second chance and a recipe for success.

Craig Ferguson (Craig Ferguson: Just Being Honest (2015)); Sanaa Lathan (The Perfect Guy (2015)). Also: tips and recipes.

First Lady Michelle Obama; and Chrissy Teigen (FabLife (2015)). Also: planning a perfect dinner party for foodies.

Chris Harrison (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (2002)); Morris Chestnut (Rosewood (2015)). Also: dynamic dishes the entire family will like.

Dishes prepared by viewers; a food tour of Key West, Florida.

Alison Sweeney (Love on the Air (2015)). Also: tips for improving one's culinary skills; and a healthy cooking lesson at a Maine school.

Recipes for the weekend. Also: Kaley Cuoco (The Big Bang Theory (2007)).

Billy Gardell ("Mike and Molly" (2011)). Also: the co-hosts discuss people who have inspired them.

Jamie Lee Curtis (Scream Queens (2015)). Also: must-have meals.

Mariska Hargitay ("Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" (1999)). Also: a microwave meal.

Hip-hop duo Pepa and Cheryl 'Salt' James. Also: recipes that take 20 minutes or less to make.

Country singer Brett Eldredge; author David Zinczenko ("Zero Belly Cookbook"). Also: the Little Fleet food trucks in Michigan; and cordon bleu sliders.

A baby shower for Daphne Oz. Also: meteorologist Ginger Zee (Good Morning America (1975)) and author Lisa Oz (book, "The Oz Family Kitchen").

Chef Bobby Flay; and Kevin Bacon. Also: breakfast recipes perfect for any time of the day.

Devyn Simone (Love at First Swipe (2015)) helps with cocktail and appetizer recipes.

Author Kelis (book, "My Life on a Plate"). Also: Carissa's Bread in Amagansett (Long Island), New York; and a recipe for pickle-bread sandwiches.

Model Camila Alves McConaughey; chef Amanda Freitag (Chopped (2007)). Also: kitchen shortcuts.

Easy-to-make chocolate rye cookies; Baja-style fish tacos; and grilled vegetable quinoa salad.

Chef Emeril Lagasse ("Essential Emeril"); and author Ruth Reichl (book, "My Kitchen Year: 136 Recipes That Saved My Life"). Also: crab and corn fritters with fresh corn mayo; and seared halibut with citrus beurre blanc.

Eddie Jackson (Food Network Star (2005)) makes spicy rum-marinated grilled chicken wings. Also: tips for entertaining on a budget.

Author Nancy Fuller (book, "Farm House Rules: Simple, Seasonal Meals for the Whole Family"). Also: Michael shares his recipes for fried chicken; and egg on a biscuit with gravy.

Author Chelsea Clinton; Kelly Rowland; caprese salad with burrata and radicchio.

Walt Disney World is visited. Included: Norwegian roasted salmon and ranch-potato galette; The Land at Epcot; Mickey Mouse and Goofy.

Alfonso Ribeiro (America's Funniest Home Videos (1989)); angel hair with Brussels sprouts, bacon and walnuts, shrimp fra diavolo.

On location at Morimoto Asia at Disney Springs. Bellamy Young (Scandal (2012)); how to make a five-star meal.

Disney's Magic Kingdom; a performance from "Festival of the Lion King".

Perfect party snacks and cocktails; the Rockin' Burger Block Party; and a look back at some of the show's favorite moments at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival from Walt Disney World.

A quick recipe for mozzarella in carrozza. Also: author Michael Strahan (Live with Kelly and Ryan (1988) and (book, Wake Up Happy)).

Molly Ringwald (Jem and the Holograms (2015)). Also: recipes for homemade Halloween treats.

A simple skillet supper that takes minutes; and seasonal recipes inspired by fall.

Sarah Michelle Gellar (Star Wars: Rebels (2014)). Also: simple budget-friendly family recipes.

Singer-songwriter Robin Thicke; Bradley Cooper (Burnt (2015)).

Ghost shakes and pumpkin cocktails; Hungarian goulash; and garlic capon with pumpkin mash.

Ed Westwick (Wicked City (2015)). Also: cinnamon-sugar candy apples; and spooky squid pasta.

Author Whoopi Goldberg (book, "Whoopi's Big Book of Relationships"). Also: how to make a trick-or-treat bag.

A visit to Maniac Pumpkin Carvers in Brooklyn, New York; and easy, inexpensive last-minute Halloween costumes.

Kelly Rowland (Empire (2015)). Also: the hosts have a Halloween party and reveal their costumes.

Robin Roberts (Good Morning America (1975)). Also: turning leftover Halloween candy into a delicious frozen treat; visiting "Tandem Ciders"; and making roasted squash with cheese sauce.

Richard Kind (The Lennon Report (2016), The Paper Store (2016) and Detours (2016)). Also: time-saving tips for cooking the Thanksgiving Day turkey.

Niecy Nash (Scream Queens (2015)). Also: new spins on classic Thanksgiving Day recipes.

Allison Janney (Mom (2013)). Also: tips for preparing Thanksgiving dinner.

Harry Connick Jr.; chef Alisa Reynolds.

Valerie Bertinelli (Valerie's Home Cooking (2015)) helps make acorn squash and bitter baby greens; and audience members vote on variants of a classic potato-based casserole.

For Veterans Day, the show visits "Dog Tag Bakery" in Washington, D.C., which offers work experience and education for veterans with disabilities and caregivers. Also: making an array of desserts.

Kelly Osbourne helps make turkey dressing; and two viewers take part in a stuffing showdown.

Vivica A. Fox (Carter High (2015)) helps make a terrific dish. Also: a variety of ways to cook a turkey.

Anthony Mackie (The Night Before (2015)) and Alison Sweeney (The Biggest Loser (2004)) are the guests. Also: cooking tips for Thanksgiving.

Cocoa Brown (American Crime Story (2016)). Also: recipes for a large Thanksgiving Day gathering.

Dennis Quaid (The Art of More (2015)); Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Good Wife (2009)). Also: an appetizer that can be made in a minute.

Mark Cuban; Kate Walsh. Recipes include spatchcock turkey with braised fennel and sausage; and sweet potato pie with white chocolate mousse. Also: tips for setting a perfect Thanksgiving table.

Having a stress-free Thanksgiving dinner is discussed. Also: a recipe for turkey stuffing; carving the turkey; side dishes; and apple-inspired cocktails.

Alison Sweeney (Murder, She Baked: A Plum Pudding Mystery (2015)). Also: a recipe for a quick appetizer; and the Blue Sky Bakery.

Author Drew Barrymore; and "Rescuing Leftover Cuisine" founder Robert Lee. Also: a recipe for bagel bread pudding.

Author Nigella Lawson (book, "Simply Nigella: Feel Good Food"). Also: time-saving holiday tips.

Kristin Chenoweth (The Peanuts Movie (2015)). Also: the GlassRoots program is spotlighted,

The hosts' holiday sweater creations; spicy sausage corn chip crepes.

Guest co-host Jesse Palmer (Good Morning America (1975)). Also: holiday crafting tips.

Author Ina Garten (book, "Make It Ahead: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook"). Also: recipes for holiday cookies.

Brooke Burke (Breaking Bread with Brooke Burke (2015)).

Elizabeth McGovern (Downton Abbey (2010)). Also: time-saving holiday dishes.

The seventh annual Latke Festival in New York City is visited. Also: edible stocking stuffers; and Mario Batali's recipe for holiday latkes.

Jennifer Nettles.

Grace Potter. Also: inexpensive holiday party dishes, desserts and crafts.

Sports announcer Chris Fowler (ESPN). Also: a recipe for a chutney cheese ball.

Brandy Norwood (Zoe Ever After (2016)). Also: a recipe for garlic-and-herb-crusted standing rib roast.

Actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas (Quantico (2015)).

The Radio City Rockettes perform.

Chef J. Kenji Lopez-Alt. Also: holiday wreath-making tips.

Health-themed recipes are shared.

Daphne Oz returns from maternity leave; authors Chris Powell and Heidi Powell (Extreme Weight Loss (2011)).

Valerie Bertinelli (Kids Baking Championship (2015)) joins the cast of The Chew (2011) for some winter-inspired recipes.

Dr. Mehmet Oz makes a guest appearance on the show.

Cooking teacher Pati Jinich joins the cast. Recipes includes: chicken fajita salad; pan-roasted chicken thighs with kohlrabi.

Sutton Foster (Younger (2015)) visits the set.

Jane Lynch (Angel from Hell (2016)) visits the set. Also: simple and affordable breakfast ideas.

Brooke Shields (Flower Shop Mystery: Mum's the Word (2016)) is the guest.

Olivia Munn (Ride Along 2 (2016)) is the guest.

Author Russell Simmons (book, "The Happy Vegan") shares meatless meal ideas.

Chef Wolfgang Puck prepares comfort food recipes.

Reality-TV star/fitness trainer Jillian Michaels visits the set; recipes containing only 10 ingredients or less.

"It's Not You, It's Men" host Tyrese Gibson is the guest. Also: the Maine Lobster Truck is profiled.

Toni Braxton (Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart (2016)) and Romany Malco (Mad Dogs (2015)) join the cast. Also: recipes for slumber parties are shared; visit to "Bright Endeavors" in Chicago.

Marlon Wayans (Fifty Shades of Black (2016)) joins the cast. Later, tips for making the perfect pasta are shared.

Writer Kenji Lopez-Alt. Also: a recipe for potato chip pork chops and escarole with corn and beans.

Retta (Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce (2014)) the cast. Also: slow cooker soup recipe are shared.

Author Mary Giuliani; weeknight meal ideas with new twists.

Author Jamie Oliver; dishes that cost $10 or less to make.

Christie Brinkley joins the cast. Recipes include lentil and butternut squash salad, fried cinnamon apple biscuits.

Clinton Kelly's latest project; an Italian masterpiece by Kermit the Frog (The Muppets. (2015)).

Comedian Lewis Black (Madoff (2016)). Also: a high-calorie and low-calorie version of the same recipe.

"Wing Wars" episode, featuring Super Bowl-inspired recipes.

NFL stars Nick Mangold, Marcus Spears and Brandon Jacobs judge the 5th Annual Chili Cook-off. Also: a football-inspired dessert recipe.

Mario cooks with Chinese food expert Danielle Chang; a visit to New York's Lower East Side Girls Club.

TV hosts Billy Bush and Kit Hoover (Access Daily (2010)); Mardi Gras recipes; and a visit to Leah Chase's creole restaurant "Dooky Chase".

Katie Holmes (Touched with Fire (2015)). Also: Carla Hall helps a viewer recover a beloved family recipe.

Alfred Enoch (How to Get Away with Murder (2014)) prepares an inspirational dish; Clinton creates a dish inspired by Instagram; a restaurant in Oklahoma City is profiled.

Tamar Braxton (The Real (2013)) helps Michael Symon create romantic recipes for Valentine's Day. Also: the "Chewlywed Game: Gimme That Money, Money!" is played.

Actress Fran Drescher helps Clinton during a mystery ingredient party; Carla is caught being crafty.

Revealing the culprit from Monday's show; Carla makes groovy grub; the audience dons disco gear.

Celebrating Daphne Oz's 30th birthday; actress Ta'Rhonda Jones (Empire (2015)); "M&M Fire Pit".

Derek Hough ("The Wonderful World of Disney: Disneyland 60th Anniversary TV Special (2016)") cooks with Carla; TV host Craig Ferguson (Celebrity Name Game (2014)); Michael makes a Mexican meal.

Recipes to celebrate the Oscars, with special guest Darlene Love.

Gloria Estefan amps up breakfast with Mario Batali; Daphne Oz offers a tip to make mornings easier for moms; and Michael Symon faces an ingredient that terrifies him.

Clinton Kelly tries to make old supplies look new; and Mario Batali reinvents viewer leftovers.

Jake Lacy (Girls (2012) and How to Be Single (2016)) makes a dish with Mario Batali; viewers choose Daphne Oz's challenge; Clinton Kelly offers dinner party tips; and Michael Symon serves a crowd-pleasing dish.

Jodie Sweetin (Fuller House (2016)) cooks with Clinton Kelly; and Mario Batali turns humble ingredients into a five-star feast. Also: Oscar party tips.

Angela Bassett (London Has Fallen (2016)); Mario Batali visits "Brigadeiro Bakery" in New York City.

Actor Josh Hopkins visits the set. Also: Daphne and her sister, Arabella, visits New York's spice emporium, La Boite and international dishes are prepared.

The co-hosts discuss their favorite culinary creations. Also: model Chrissy Teigen joins the cast to discuss her new cookbook , "Cravings: Recipes for What You Want to Eat".

Pop singer Hilary Duff visits the set to make sandwiches with Michael Symon. Also: Philadelphia's "Eatiquette" school lunch program is profiled.

Laura Prepon (Orange Is the New Black (2013)) discusses her new book, "The Stash Plan". Later, Michael shares his adventure hosting "Meatopia", a food and wine festival in South Beach, Florida.

The hosts prepare dishes for the entire family, including rigatoni with chicken and feta; pork tenderloin with peanut satay. Later: chef Roblé Ali travels to Couperville, Washington to harvest mussels and makes mussel fennel soup.

Recipes include sausage and biscuits, along with a Bloody Mary recipe. Later, chef Roblé Ali travels to Ocoee, Florida's Lake Meadows Natural Farm to spend a day learning all about the egg business.

Recipes include flaming chocolate hazelnut ricotta crepes, citrus granita, chocolate chip cookies; chef Roblé Ali visits a Clermont, Florida orange grove.

Regional dishes from around the U.S. are prepared, including Long Island iced tea, white fish melt, southern spiced layer cake, chili cheese dog casserole.

The hosts answer questions from viewers; Mario prepares calamari with garlic chili sauce; chef Roblé Ali visits a dairy farm and learns how to make cheese; Michael prepares stuffed shells with pomodoro sauce: creating paper lanterns.

The hosts offer solutions to viewers with cooking disasters.

Jurnee Smollett (Underground (2016)). Also: a twist on a sweet treat; a dish with five mystery ingredients.

William H. Macy (Shameless (2011)) visits the show to cook with Michael. Also: food tasting; tips for entertaining; Vermont cooking.

Kim Cattrall (Sensitive Skin (2014)); an Irish-influenced restaurant; a new spin on pub food.

Mario and Michael creates a feast, with food from the farmers' market; singer Seal (The Passion (2016)).

Sally Field (Hello, My Name Is Doris (2015)) prepares pea pesto and potatoes. Also: pot roast shortcut; the Good Food Truck in Vermont; rhubarb, strawberries and cream.

Nia Vardalos (My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (2016)); Clinton puts his own twist on a popular Internet recipe.

Ginger Zee and Val Chmerkovskiy prepare breakfast recipes; Kenji Lopez-Alt.

Peter Krause (The Catch (2016)). Also: a fried dessert recipe; Carla prepares a dish from surprise ingredients, chosen by the audience.

Easter basket tips; simple Easter main course; springtime side; chef Pati Jinich.

Kelsey Grammer makes burgers; Clinton Kelly shares a burger twist; Carla Hall makes a sweet treat.

The co-hosts unveil their new cookbook; Questlove (Questlove) makes a favorite dish; time-saving tips for moms.

Kelly Rowland makes party snacks; chef Jacques Pepin makes a great appetizer.

Author Lauren Conrad shares tips for entertaining; edible art; visiting The Birthday Project.

Andrew Rannells (Girls (2012)) recreates his favorite childhood dish; lightening up a fast food favorite.

Recipes include: sesame cheese puff bite-sized burgers; grilled hanger steak with pickled chili salad.

Making ham and pea potato croquettes with leftovers; mashed potato dip; hoppin' john rolls; south polish kielbasa and waffles; whiskey smash.

Vegetarian spaghetti and pecan meatballs; chocolate peanut butter mousse; pan-roasted chicken in white wine sauce; chef Kenji Lopez-Alt.

Vanessa Bayer (Carrie Pilby (2016) and Trainwreck (2015)); granola pancakes with caramelized banana syrup; author Lee Schrager.

Money-saving tips are shared. Also: Mario joins the Brooklyn Baking Barons to make honey whiskey cake and apple cinnamon bread pudding in a mug.

George Lopez (Lopez (2016)) and Michael Symon make eggplant rotasisi. Also: herby turkey meatloaf with R&B star Monica.

Terry Crews (Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013)); chef Pati Jinich discusses her new cookbook; a visit to Cerasee Farm.

David Duchovny (The X-Files (1993) and Aquarius (2015)).

Alfonso Ribeiro (America's Funniest Home Videos (1989)); lemon carrot summer rolls; the Joneses from York, Penn. make jambalaya.

Bellamy Young (Scandal (2012)); Buzzfeed's Kitchen in New York; a recipe with a large online following.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family (2009)) discusses his new role in Broadway's "Fully Committed". Also: Carla Hall reveals her top three moments from the past five seasons.

Kate Hudson (Mother's Day (2016)); journalist/author Anderson Cooper (book, "The Rainbow Comes and Goes"); Michael's restaurant, "Mabel's BBQ".

Mercedes Mason (Fear the Walking Dead (2015)). Also: cucumber and almond soup and frozen Paloma palooza; edible centerpieces.

National Teacher's Day is celebrated. Michael gives two educators cooking lessons; Robert Egger, who works with farmers to create jobs.

Mario and Michael give tips for making restaurant-quality meals at home; Rosanna Pansino.

The 1,000th episode is celebrated. Included: chef tasting table; celebrity guests.

Mother's Day recipes are shared by Michael and Mario; Clinton makes a pie.

Actress Michelle Monaghan (The Path (2016)) helps Mario Batali make spicy broccoli rabe and provolone sandwiches. Other recipes include salmon satay skewers with ginger honey sauce and fine herb scramble with roasted tomatoes.

Culinary adventure; during "Fix My Failure Week", Clinton and Loretta Devine (Grandma's House (2016) and The Carmichael Show (2015)) help a viewer.

Antonio Sabato Jr. (Hometown Hero (2017) and A Deadly Dance (2019)); Michael faces a cooking challenge; Daphne makes a healthy dish.

Tony Award-nominee Danielle Brooks assists the cast as they make dessert recipes for Carla Hall's birthday celebration.

The co-hosts are challenged to taste a dish and guess which chef created it; Friday Holiday Hour.

Jason George (Grey's Anatomy (2005)); spring dinner; Mario uses a surprise ingredient.

Martha Plimpton (The Real O'Neals (2016)); Mario and Carla visit Staten Island's "Harvest Café"; versatile recipe.

Wendi McLendon-Covey (The Goldbergs (2013) and Army of One (2016)). The co-hosts prepare picture-perfect dishes.

Chef Bobby Flay; the founders of "Hella Bitters" create cocktails and bitter bites; springtime sweets.

Chris Harrison (The Bachelor (2002) and The Bachelorette (2003)) joins Carla and Clinton at C&C Food Factory; musician Jennifer Nettles.

Country star Martina McBride makes grilled peach cobbler. Later, barbecue chef Melissa Cookston prepares a Deep South Burger with Pimiento Cheese and Fried Green Tomatoes.

The hosts prepare recipes from their food bucket list; Mario creates a dream-worthy dish; chef Elizabeth Karmel; Carla tries trapeze.

Anika Noni Rose (Roots (2016)) cooks with Carla; Clinton and Daphne host a grilling contest.

A meal that costs less than $3 per serving; an inexpensive flavorful dish.

Operation Gratitude in Chatsworth, California is visited. Also: a recipe with farmer's market ingredients and a sweet treat is prepared.

Guests include news anchor David Muir (ABC World News Tonight with David Muir (1953)); dance troupe The Radio City Rockettes and chef/author Dan Churchill.

Recipes include: Texas tostadas; strawberry plum crostata; fried chicken Parmesan sandwiches with pickled cherry peppers; and chiles relleno. Also: chef Pati Jinich.

Recipes include: grilled Spring radicchio salad; smoky eggplant dip; lemon verbena tea; sesame long beans; grilled potato salad with grilled lemon vinaigrette. "Gangsta Gardner" Ron Finley; chef Kenji Lopez-Alt.

Chai Bundt cake; Stephen A. Smith makes meaty cheesy lasagna; fried chicken salad with Brussel sprouts slaw.

Ana Ortiz and Roselyn Sanchez (Devious Maids (2013)). Also: grilled swordfish with fresh herbs; fresh buttermilk cream.

Author Freddie Prinze Jr. (book, "Back to the Kitchen"); Hayground School, in Bridgehampton, New York, is visited where the students grow and serve their lunch to each other, as part of their curriculum.

Scott Wolf (The Night Shift (2014)) cooks dinner with Mario; Skai Jackson (Bunk'd (2015) and Jessie (2011)) prepares a treat with Carla.

Patricia Heaton (Patricia Heaton Parties (2015) and The Middle (2009)); Clinton and Mario prepare dishes for a backyard brunch.

Paula Patton (Warcraft (2016)); Mike Epps (Uncle Buck (2016)); behind-the-scenes at Carla's new restaurant in Brooklyn.

Mel B (America's Got Talent (2006)); grilled chicken with green goddess salad; David Schwimmer and Jim Sturgess (Feed the Beast (2016)).

Camila Alves McConaughey (Kids BBQ Championship (2016)); author Bobby Brown (book, "Every Little Step" (2016)); barbecue sides.

Nia Long (Uncle Buck (2016)). Also: Mario makes the healthy version of a dish, while Daphne makes the regular recipe.

Jessie T. Usher (Independence Day: Resurgence (2016)); Sausage Fest 2016; chef Pati Jinich.

Ed O'Neill (Finding Dory (2016) and Modern Family (2009)); Father's Day cocktail and meal.

Eric Dane (The Last Ship (2014)) makes game asada tacos. Later, cookbook author Dan Churchill visits the world's largest green rooftop soil farm.

A berries, biscuits and cream dessert recipe. Also: chef Pati Jinich prepares a seafood dish.

Brooke Shields (Flower Shop Mystery: Dearly Depotted (2016)); Carla Hall and chef Art Smith make a tropical treat.

Baseball legend Cal Ripken; chef Kenji Lopez-Alt; Florida's Chill-N ice cream.

Blake Lively (The Shallows (2016)) joins Mario Batali to create an A-List summertime dish; beach tips.

Chef Eric Ripert prepares a chocolate mousse. Also: homemade ricotta cheese, herbed ricotta ravioli with Alfredo sauce and an Asian garden vegetable flatbread are made.

Barbecue recipes are shared. Including pork spareribs with grilled corn salad, and grilled lettuce cups with fresh herbs and chilies. Also: a visit to The Studio School in New York City.

Bobby Moynihan (The Secret Life of Pets (2016)) helps make chicken burritos. Also: spatchcock coconut jerk chicken with pineapple salsa.

Arsenio Hall and Kelsea Ballerini (Greatest Hits (2016)) help make slow-cooker Asian barbecue chicken sammies. Also: chicken and mashed potato samosas; and chicken dishes suggested by viewers.

David Duchovny (Aquarius (2015)) helps Mario make spicy-roasted cauliflower. Also: chicken wings with Thai barbecue sauce; sparkling vodka lemonade; and a salty and sweet treat.

Clinton embarks on a culinary tour of Key West with his childhood pal, Lisa Sliwa. Also: blueberry lemonade bars; grilled grouper with key lime mango salsa; and meat and potato ravioli.

Chef Kenji Lopez-Alt cooks pan-roasted chicken with white wine sauce. Also: balsamic salmon and kale; spaghetti and pecan meatballs; and chocolate peanut butter mousse.

Jurnee Smollett (Underground (2016)) helps Mario make blackened spicy garlic salmon; and Michael creates a dish, using five mystery ingredients. Also: peaches-and-cream no-bake cheesecake.

Sally Field (Hello, My Name Is Doris (2015)) joins the cast. Recipes include: grilled zucchini with fresh tomato sauce; pea pesto and potatoes; pot roast shortcut.

Author Lauren Conrad visits. Recipes include: calzones with zucchini and eggplant caponata; spring pea pierogies.

Katie Holmes (All We Had (2016)) is the guest. Included: Saba roast chicken with panzanella; buttery vanilla pudding pound cake; Carla helps a viewer recover a family recipe.

Alfonso Ribeiro (America's Funniest Home Videos (1989)) joins the cast. Recipes include: summer stuffed shells with corn and zucchini; lemon carrot summer rolls; Jones family jambalaya.

Bradley Cooper (War Dogs (2016)) cooks with Mario. Also: singer Robin Thicke prepares pot roast; Mexican chocolate blender flan.

Author Freddie Prinze Jr.. Also: holiday cocktails are prepared.