Food Network Holidays

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  • 2010
  • 22 Seasons

Food Network Holidays is a television show that premiered on November 16, 2006, on the Food Network. The show's aim is to provide viewers with the best tips, tricks, and recipes to make their holidays deliciously memorable. With the holiday season being a time when almost everyone is in need of culinary inspiration, this show sets out to help even the most inexperienced of cooks.

The show is presented by several celebrity chefs, including Sandra Lee, Tyler Florence, Ina Garten, Emeril Lagasse, and Giada De Laurentiis. Each chef shares their unique approach to holiday cooking, with some focusing on traditional holiday fare and others offering a modern twist on classic dishes. The chefs also share their favorite holiday recipes, some of which are passed down from generations of their families.

Food Network Holidays covers a wide range of topics, including appetizers, entrees, desserts, cocktails, and entertaining. The show emphasizes the importance of presentation, showcasing various ways to decorate the table and plate food to make it look as appetizing as possible. Viewers can also get an idea of how to set up a holiday bar to serve their guests with drinks like eggnog, mulled wine, and hot cocoa.

The show is also packed with informative segments that offer viewers helpful tips and hacks for holiday cooking. For instance, Tyler Florence teaches viewers how to brine and roast their turkey perfectly to achieve juicy and flavorful meat. Ina Garten shares her secrets for making the perfect pie crust and shows how even the most beginner cook can succeed. Sandra Lee provides excellent ideas for quick, easy, and affordable dishes to serve when time is short.

Both traditional and modern holiday recipes are included in the show. Some of the featured recipes include roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, sweet potato pie, and pumpkin pie. However, the show also offers unique recipes like persimmon salsa, butternut squash soup, and maple-glazed ham. There are also vegan and vegetarian recipes for those who don't eat meat.

Food Network Holidays also provides advice for entertaining during the holiday season. Viewers learn how to plan their menus, so there's something for everyone, including those with dietary restrictions. The show emphasizes the importance of making guests feel welcome and offering a fun and relaxing atmosphere. There are also tips for creating table settings and centerpieces that complement the holiday theme.

The show is visually engaging, with beautifully filmed segments that showcase the ingredients, kitchens, and cooking techniques. The chefs are inspiring and offer viewers a level of expertise and culinary prowess that few shows can match. The show is also highly entertaining, with many humorous moments, friendly banter between the chefs, and unexpected surprises.

Overall, Food Network Holidays is a must-watch show for anyone who wants to make their holiday season even more special. With its helpful tips, delicious recipes, and entertaining presenters, viewers can learn everything they need to make their holiday cooking a success. The show is a beautiful tribute to the holiday season and is sure to inspire holiday cooks of all skill levels.

Food Network Holidays is a series that ran for 22 seasons (89 episodes) between November 8, 2010 and on Food Network

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Seasons
Sandwiched
11. Sandwiched
September 20, 2010
First, learn why Manwich has been a sloppy joe sensation for over 40 years. Next, Subway has a sandwich to feed a giant appetite, and when it comes to peanut butter sandwiches, Skippy has things covered.
Half & Half
10. Half & Half
October 18, 2010
First, witness the clash of two titanic flavors with Doritos Collisions chips. Next, how do cream and milk come together to create the essential coffee complement? The Sassy Cow Creamery shows how they produce Half & Half.
Food Physiology
8. Food Physiology
September 13, 2010
First, Nestle reveals some surprising ingredients in an old favorite, the Butterfinger. Then, crab legs aren't the only things hopping at Joe's Crab Shack. And what kind of company produces elbows and hair?
Supersized
7. Supersized
August 23, 2010
First, Great American Cookies are always big, but one cookie is so huge you'll need friends to help eat it! Tornado Fries are a new, twisty take on french fries, and they're already as popular as they are giant!
Galactic Goodies
6. Galactic Goodies
September 27, 2010
First, chocolate, caramel and nougat form a candy bar that's out of this world in Mars' Milky Way. Next, see how NASA prepares its space food at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
Happy Birthday
5. Happy Birthday
November 1, 2010
First, Swiss Colony makes a hat that's too tiny to wear, but it's the perfect size for snacking! Roses blossom at Signature Brands so you can decorate your own cake, and Dreyer's uses a little flavor magic to turn ice cream into cake.
Zoo Foods
4. Zoo Foods
October 4, 2010
First, one company makes chicken nuggets a little wild, then check out a Swiss Colony treat that's as much fun as a barrel of monkeys. Also, polar bear paws are huge, especially at See's Candies! They make 89,000 pounds of them every year.
Hot and Spicy
3. Hot and Spicy
July 17, 2010
First, we'll set our mouths on fire with Atomic Fireballs like you've never seen before! Then, check out a hot Korean dish that's a hot hit in America, and find out how Frank's Red Hot Sauce fills 500 fiery bottles every minute!
Midnight Munchies
2. Midnight Munchies
August 16, 2010
First up, follow us to Blue Bunny, where we'll see how to make the perfect banana split, then Fisher Nuts has a less traditional version of that midnight treat. Later, Mrs. Fields delivers a giant cookie with a little twist.
I'm Stuffed
1. I'm Stuffed
June 11, 2010
Hostess reveals how those legendary cupcakes get their sweet, creamy centers. Then, Chipotle knows how to pack a burrito and Mrs. Cubbison's bakes more than 65,000 loaves of bread every day to keep America satisfied with stuffing.
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Where to Watch Food Network Holidays
Food Network Holidays is available for streaming on the Food Network website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Food Network Holidays on demand at Amazon, Vudu, Google Play and Apple TV.
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    November 8, 2010
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