Guy's Ranch Kitchen - Season 4

Season 4

Episodes

Almost-Eggless Brunch
Not a fan of eggs, Guy Fieri is in a great mood because his chef friends are making an almost-eggless brunch! Aarti Sequeira starts off with Halloumi Cheese Bites with Beetroot Chutney and turns brunch on its head with Pineapple Upside-Down Cornbread Muffins. Michael Voltaggio dishes up a spin on a pasta favorite with his "Caci-Oat" Pepe. He also mixes up Grapefruit Daiquiris. Justin Warner bakes Cherry Almond Granola and fuses East and West with Bagels topped with Miso Cream Cheese and Ikura. Jonathan Waxman offers up Skirt Steak Tacos and a uniquely delicious Tarte Tatin.

Vegetarian Vacation
Guy Fieri presents his chef friends with a vegetarian challenge, and Elizabeth Falkner makes Curry Cauliflower and Swiss Fondue Naan Pizza as well as travel-inspired Mapo Tofu. Aarti Sequeira brings the spice with her all-veggie Thai Red Curry and lights up the room with a sweet Carrot Halwa. Michael Voltaggio livens things up with a Green Juice Martini and prepares Mushroom Milanese. Finally, Justin Warner whips up a very Veggie Tamale and delicious Cherry Bomb Clafoutis Bites.

Not Your Grandma's
Guy Fieri is looking for a spin on some classic family recipes. Maneet Chauhan makes Palak Paneer and a halwa-inspired Carrot Cake. Ming Tsai combines a Chinese favorite, pot stickers, with all-American cheesesteak then wows the crowd with his banana leaf-wrapped bass. Jonathan Waxman creates Polish Pierogis inspired by the French countryside, a wood-fired oven Roast Chicken and a Sidecar cocktail that'll drive you wild. Plus, Guy's son Hunter makes his ranch kitchen debut with Fish Tacos inspired by his Grandma Mimi and Tortilla Chips with his own Salsa Roja.

The Cheap Cuts
Guy Fieri and his chef friends are all about making dishes with the cheap cuts. Aarti Sequeira whips up some healthy Vegetable Pakoras along with her hometown favorite, Mangalore Buns. Michael Voltaggio starts off with a bold and boozy Brass Monkey before making a meal out of Mussels Escabeche. Justin Warner creates a faux queso for his Tacos con Lengua and spices things up with Sichuan-Inspired Cabbage. Jonathan Waxman beer-braises a Lamb Shoulder with Onions and Turnips and brings this feast to its sweet end with his delicious Applesauce and Maple Cake.

Road-Trip Gems
Guy Fieri asks his chef friends to make some road-trip favorites. Duskie Estes fries up crispy Cauliflower with a Tahini Dipper, Labneh and Smoky Eggplant and dives right into richness with her Pork Belly Gyro. Gerry Garvin whips up a delicious Crazy Burger topped with a fried egg and sweetens things up with a Warm Doughnut Bread Pudding covered in Crispy Bacon. Aaron May creates a dangerously Boozy Date Shake to sip on while preparing his Puffy Tacos. Christian Petroni makes his own Clam Chowder and brings some spice to life with Spaghetti Amatriciana.

Bring on the Street Food
Guy Fieri is craving homemade street food from his chef friends. Rocco DiSpirito is inspired by Italy and makes crunchy Flatbread with Stracchino then travels east for Japanese-Style Street Meat using a custom binchotan grill. Traci Des Jardins mixes things up with a Bun Bowl and fried Churros with Mexican Hot Chocolate Spice Mix. Aaron May recalls a rainy day in London with delicious Fish and Chips and goes underground with a black-market Nutcracker. Jet Tila fills his plate with some Filipino-style Lumpia Eggrolls and a Pork and Pate Banh Mi.

Game Day Challenge
Guy Fieri gives his chef friends a game day challenge in the kitchen. Eric Greenspan fries Fingerling Potatoes and serves them with Onion Dip and Caviar before sandwiching some Nashville-style Hot Chicken Tenders on soft Hawaiian Rolls. Then, Eric sweetens the day with Funnel Cake served with Blueberry Marmalade and Whipped Yogurt. Antonia Lofaso treats her Bloody Maria to a lot of tequila and braises some Oxtail Tostadas coupled with Pickled Cabbage, Radishes and Avocado Crema. Marc Murphy goes old-school with classic Lasagna and scores a goal with Twice-Baked Lobster Stuffed Potatoes.

I Dream of Chocolate
Guy Fieri and his chef friends have chocolate on the brain and in the kitchen. Rocco DiSpirito goes all out with Lobster served in White Chocolate Vanilla Bourbon Gravy plus Bacon and Chocolate Monkey Bread. Elizabeth Faulkner starts at the source with Mayan Cocoa Nib Spiced Pork Tenderloin and serves a boozy Chocolate Nog-a-Rita. Jet Tila mixes up some mole for his Mole Poblano Chicken Wings and gives Rocco a run for his money with some Salted Chocolate Banana Bread. Michael Voltaggio makes Cocoa "Blackened Steak" and digs deep for Smoked Carrots with Coffee Mole Dirt.

Where's the Crunch?
It's crunch time, and Guy Fieri is putting his friends to a texture test. Traci Des Jardins is first up with a tasty and tangy Crunchy Michelada and gets cheeky with Beef Cheek Tacos Dorados. Gerry Garvin tempts Guy with some Crispy Shaved Brussels Sprouts and a Southern Fried Tilapia Po-Boy. Aaron May goes deep with Onion Rings Chicharron and soothes his sweet tooth with Pistachio Brittle with Sea Salt. Christian Petroni makes classic Fried Calamari with Spicy Red Sauce and honors his mom with her Crispy Chicken Cutlets.

Childhood Favorites
Guy Fieri asks his chef friends to make their childhood favorites. Maneet Chauhan makes a delicious Goat Lukhmi with Mango Mint Chutney and Shahi Tukra, a deep-fried filo dough treat. Guy's son Hunter makes Chicken "Parm-eroni" based on childhood camping trips and his favorite Garlic Bread. Ming Tsai makes "Ming's Bings," a gluten-free update on an ancient Chinese treat and a mean but Meatless Chinese Spaghetti. Jonathan Waxman starts with Mango Margaritas and whips up an ode to his favorite diner meal, "Joe's Special." Then, he spices things up with Noodle Kugel with Jalapeno Roasted Shallots.

Favorite Sunday Suppers
Guy Fieri and his chef friends make their lazy-day favorites. Eric Greenspan goes all in with his Chicken Schnitzel with Black Olive Brown Butter Sauce and all out with a Banana White Chocolate and Pretzel Skillet Cookie. Antonia Lofaso makes a rich Seafood Fra Diavolo and pairs it perfectly with Charred Rapini. Marc Murphy creates an Escarole Salad with Anchovy Vinaigrette to go with his Baked Four-Cheese Spaghetti. Crista Luedtke goes gluten-free with her garbanzo bean-based Socca and shares one of her restaurant classics, Boon Brussels Sprouts.

Restaurant Recreations
Guy Fieri's chef friends give a tour of the town with some restaurant favorites. Eric Greenspan stirs a Ruby Red and Tarragon Paloma before revisiting a French favorite, Rabbit with Rosemary Spaetzle and Onion Soubise. Antonia Lofaso stays fresh with Vietnamese Spring Rolls and goes fishing with Olive Oil Poached Cod. Marc Murphy dreams of Morocco with a Chicken and Merguez Tagine before coming home to his French roots with Raspberry Souffle. Crista Luedtke grills up a Charred Little Caesar Salad to go with her New Mexico Chili Rubbed Tri-Tip with Avocado Salsa.

A Bowl of Lemons
Guy Fieri gives his friends lemons, and they make anything but lemonade. Eric Greenspan makes a citrusy Tom Collins with Black Pepper and Cherries before diving into some beautiful Broiled Lobster with Lemon Sabayon and Fregola with Lemon Parsley Pesto. Antonia Lofaso serves Steamed Clams with Charred Lemon, Preserved Lemon, Parsley and Calabrian Chili to go with Spaghetti with Lemon, Pecorino and Parmesan, and lightens things up with puffy Pavlova with Lemon Curd Whipped Cream. Marc Murphy makes tender Fried Calamari with Lemon Aioli and some Chicken Scallopini with Lemon Caper Sauce.

Spring Picnic
Guy Fieri and his chef friends are planning a picnic. Domenica Catelli starts the party with a Tennessee Tart cocktail before grilling up some Lamb Sandwiches with Apricot and Jalapeno Relish. Gerry Garvin serves a simple yet luxurious Lobster Cocktail and jumps to dessert with his Southern Pound Cake. Aaron May builds a Cobb Salad in a Jar to pair with Tomato Sandwiches with Blue Cheese Mousse and his Radish and Cucumber Salad. Christian Petroni gets sweet on Sugar Snap Peas with Brown Butter and Horseradish and roasts some Asparagus with Parmesan, Breadcrumbs and Lemon.
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