Discover all there is to know about this celebrated cut of beef, and learn how to achieve restaurant-quality steaks at a fraction of what you'd pay in a steakhouse.

Almost everyone who owns a grill eventually finds themselves cooking chicken upon it—it’s practically unavoidable. And chances are, the outcome won’t quite meet your expectations, unless you happen to tune in to this program.

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Regarding brunch fare, Eggs Benedict reigns supreme. The unfortunate truth, however, is that it’s often disappointing. Host Alton Brown dissects the classic dish, then reconstructs it entirely from its foundations.

Achieving those wonderfully thin and crisp, artisan-style pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven is notoriously difficult to replicate at home; however, with a little understanding of the principles involved and a reliable grill, one can get re…

Whether you prefer yours chilled with a swirl of cream or served warm beneath a fluffy cloud of meringue, chances are it’s been quite some time since you last enjoyed a truly exceptional banana pudding. But that is about to change.

Though originating in Mexico, the taco has evolved into a culinary idea as distinctly “American” as apple pie itself. Host Alton Brown now aims to revitalize two especially lackluster interpretations of this beloved dish.

Alton Brown explores the legendary, almost fantastical, yet frequently formidable practice of deep-frying that has become familiar in our time.

Join host Alton Brown as he explores unexpected and inventive ways to incorporate oats into your cooking.

Chef Alton Brown resolves to inject a touch of deception into familiar Halloween sweets, presenting three unsettling variations on beloved candy classics.

Chef Alton Brown expertly navigates an unexpectedly abundant harvest of summer squash, crafting dishes with delightful flair.

Culinary explorer Alton Brown examines baseball’s World Series, tracing its roots all the way back to Plymouth Colony and looking ahead to what the game might become.

Alton delves into the intricacies of three beloved desserts built upon a foundation of meringue, among them the Baked Alaska, a cherished tradition found in homes throughout the country.

Venturing abroad can be a complicated, often unsettling, and undeniably costly undertaking these days; however, with a store of dried chickpeas on hand, far-flung locales are readily accessible from the warmth of your own kitchen. Join host…

To achieve a truly exceptional Devil’s Food Cake, or its vibrant cousin, Red Velvet, one must grapple with certain complexities. The key ingredient? Cocoa powder. Tune in with host Alton Brown as he reimagines these beloved desserts.

Chicken pot pie, a dish with roots stretching back to the Middle Ages, has sadly lost some of its luster lately—a consequence, perhaps, of our increasing reliance on mass-produced convenience foods. Join host Alton Brown as he explores thre…

If pasta—lasagna, specifically—holds the title of ultimate comfort food (and it rightly does), then a baked lasagna must surely be the pinnacle of comforting dishes. The unfortunate truth, however, is that many American versions inspire mor…

The name "bouillabaisse" might sound intimidating, but the dish itself needn’t be. With just a little investment in quality seafood and a grasp of fundamental techniques, it can certainly earn its place among truly satisfying meals.

Chef Alton Brown employs a rigorously scientific approach, guided by a precise formula, in his quest to create the ultimate bread pudding.

Chef Alton Brown champions the humble yeast, reviving traditional rolls and bringing them back to family dinners across America.

Chef Alton Brown seeks to rehabilitate his past criticism of cauliflower, a vegetable often considered peculiar.

Join host Alton Brown as he explores the fascinating world of Asian noodles, delving into their diverse culinary applications. Among the intriguing dishes featured is a traditional preparation known as “ants climbing trees.”