Guy's Big Bite - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Bloody Mary Steaks
Guy transforms his famous Bloody Mary into a flank steak marinade for a legendary grill night. Recipes include Bloody Mary Flanks Steak, Grilled Romaine with Bacon-Blue Cheese Vinaigrette and Parmesan Taters.
Mexicajitalian Fusion
Guy's whipping up Italian and Mexican inspired dishes. Recipes include Penne with Hot Links and Chipotle Shrimp and Roma Bruschetta.
Two for One Stuffed Meatloaf
Guy raises the bar on comfort food with his stuffed meatloaf and a little help from wife, Lori. Recipes: Cornbread Stuffed Meatloaf Lori's Special Spinach The Bomb Bakers
Nor Cal Carnitas
Guy turns to Mexico for a crowd-pleasing throwdown . Recipes include: Nor Cal Carnitas, Picco de Gallo and Baja Shrimp Cocktail.
Kickin' Cajun Alfredo
Guy cranks out his patented Cajun Alfredo with a couple of equally creamy and rich counterparts. Recipes include: Cajun Chicken Alfredo, Caesar Salad and Jimmy's Favorite Garlic Bread.
Far Out Far East Finger Food
Guy pushes the limit with an upside down Asian-inspired party menu. Recipes include: Pulled Pork Egg Rolls, Korean Chicken Wings and a Saigon Sub.
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