Good Eats - Season 8

Season 8
Episodes

Hittin' the Sauce
Tips for creating great sauces from scratch. With Alton Brown.

Shell Game
Alton Brown uses pop culture analogies, comic interludes and easy preparations to make cooking fun.

Flat Is Beautiful II
Chicken Kiev; turkey piccata; carpaccio. With Alton Brown.

Circle of Life
Doughnuts.

Wonton Ways
Cooking with won ton skin. With Alton Brown.

The Big Chili
Alton ponders the mythology of chili.

Sandwich-Craft
Making sandwiches for children. With Alton Brown.

Soup's On
Soup that children will love. With Alton Brown.

Say Cheese
Tips for buying, storing, cooking and serving cheese. With Alton Brown.

Art of Darkness III
Alton dives into the mysterious world of chocolate. With Alton Brown.

True Grits
Grits.

Stuff It
Alton designs the perfect stuffing.

Puddin' Head Blues
Pudding secrets.

Melondrama
Alton uncovers the complexities of melons.

Myth Smashers
Food myths.

Cuckoo for Coq Au Vin
Alton Brown demystifies coq au vin.

A Taproot Orange
Carrots.

Sprung a Leek
Alton cooks with leeks.

Dr. Strangeloaf
Baking a perfect loaf of bread. With Alton Brown.

My Big Fat Greek Sandwich
Alton makes gyros.

Field of Greens
Leafy greens.

Do the Rice Thing
Various types of rice.
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