Rachael Ray

- Season 14

(2019)

Giving a viewer who lost half a ring size a new look and an appearance in People magazine's "Half Their Size" issue; Peter Walsh has tricks to help New Year resolutions work;

Chef Emeril Lagasse makes a pork chop supper; chef Ryan Scott is throwing down two tasty dishes; Rachael and Ryan battle it out in a round of the new TV game show, America Says (2018), with host John Michael Higgins; Rachael makes a brand-new burger;

Rachael plays a game of "Guess the Guest" to find out who she's chatting with; Donnie Wahlberg ("Blue Bloods") stops by; David Burtka gives suggestions for throwing a dinner party; Rachael makes pasta with bacon and butternut;

Jay-Z's stylist shows how to glam up one's look with clothes one already has; a finance whiz tells how to become a millionaire; Rachael makes a noodle casserole;

Actress Alice Eve ("Replicas") is hanging at the kitchen table with Rachael; a surprise for a Rachael superfan; Rachel prepares ribeye burgers;

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow (cookbook, "The Clean Plate") prepares fish tacos; actor Tony Hale (Veep (2012) and Les Désastreuses Aventures des orphelins Baudelaire (2017)) makes Bolognese-style chicken cutlets; Rachael makes a Japanese-inspired dinner;

Hot trends; the audience tries superfoods, like golden berries and tiger nuts; Kevin Frazier (Entertainment Tonight (1981)); three viewers are transformed with new hair trends; Rachael makes crispy beef cutlets;

Supermodel Emme helps women test an outfit with pieces that are intended to fit most; Phil Keoghan ("The Amazing Race"); Rachael prepares crispy tuna steaks;

Weight-loss advice; Instant pot dishes include taco macaroni and cheese; Deborah Norville (Inside Edition (1988)); Rachael makes a hearty, healthy Italian soup; guest co-host Bob Harper;

Joey Fatone ("Common Knowledge"); a barber performs a man makeover;

Football super-fans compete in the show's annual "Fantasy Football" competition; Rachael serves up a new meatloaf recipe;

Molly Ringwald ("Riverdale") talks about her new movie and what it was like to watch "The Breakfast Club" with her daughter; musician Questlove makes snacks with his new line of popcorn seasonings; Rachael makes fettuccine Alfredo made of cauliflower;

Lindsay Lohan makes garlicky lemon-pepper shrimp and tells about her new reality show, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club (2019); organizing guru Marie Kondo demonstrates four folding tips; Rachael serves up a 30-minute dinner;

Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains what one can do today to prevent a heart attack; Dr. Ian Smith reveals a mirror intended to help people lose weight; Rachael makes a red-wine risotto;

Stylist Stacy London shows how to "grab and go" with a week's worth of clothes; real estate guru Ryan Serhant helps viewers prep to buy and sell a home; Rachael serves up a cheese soufflé frittata for brunch, lunch, or dinner;

Giada De Laurentiis makes an Italian cake; Howard Stern's better half, Beth Stern ("Kitten Bowl VI"), brings some adorable furry friends; Rachael makes a classic pasta with meatballs;

NFL stars Isaac Bruce, Ephraim Salaam, and Nate Burleson bring their kids and compete in the kitchen; chef Richard Blais and his daughters judge the competition and prepare game-day nachos; Rachael serves up beef and chorizo burgers with smoky salsa;

Buddy Valastro ("Cake Boss") and John Colaneri ("The Cousins") try to break world records; wild animals who hold records; Rachael makes a cozy grilled cheese with sun-dried tomato spread and red cabbage soup;

Finding the freshest food on the cheap; makeup maven Mally Roncal gives three busy women on-the-spot makeup lessons; Rachael makes ramen bowls;

Products intended to cure some people's biggest pet peeves; Bob Harper tests a gadget to help him stop losing his glasses; Aldis Hodge dishes on Ce que veulent les hommes (2019), his new movie with Taraji P. Henson;

Guest co-host Curtis Stone prepares chicken and biscuits; actor Tim Meadows ("Schooled" and "Mean Girls") gives travel advice; Rachael makes a hearty veggie soup with cheddar waffle fries on the side;

An inspiring mom gets a lingerie makeover; actress Lana Condor (À tous les garçons que j'ai aimés (2018)) gives the scoop on her new movie, Alita: Battle Angel (2019); Rachael serves up a hearty flank steak dinner;

Actor Donnie Wahlberg ("Blue Bloods") discusses dating; Gail Simmons ("Top Chef") serves up a sweet treat; John Gidding tackles three couples' home décor challenges; Rachael and her husband, John, prepare stuffed shells;

Rachelle LeFevre ("Twilight") discusses her new show, "Proven Innocent"; the team from Bravo's "Backyard Envy" demonstrates ways to spruce up a yard, including DIY garden mirrors; Rachael makes balsamic glazed chicken;

Dr. Travis Stork breaks down common diet terms and serves up a metabolism-boosting yogurt dip; Kate Walsh chats about her new Netflix show, "The Umbrella Academy"; Rachael prepares a meat sauce made with bacon;

Actor Kelsey Grammer talks about his new show, "Proven Innocent"; Tim Tebow discusses his engagement to former Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters, and his new movie, "Run the Race"; chef Anne Burell serves up an easy weeknight roasted chicken dinner; Rachael's got a new make-your-own-takeout recipe;

Trisha Yearwood discusses her new album of Frank Sinatra covers; a cooking robot, Chef Daniel Boulud, and the MIT students who created the robot; Rachael makes artichoke pasta with chicken;

Comic Craig Ferguson (Dragons 3: Le monde caché (2019)); three cheap and trendy home DIY tricks; Rachael serves up a pasta dish with chicken and greens;

A caterer to the stars shows how to make a champagne tower; Joy Behar ("The View"); Rachael serves up three party-ready salads;

Rachael and her co-host, Jesse Palmer, get a taste of the newest hot spots, recommended by chef friends and celebrity pals from all over the USA; the chefs from two of Rachael's favorite New York City cook in her kitchen; Rachael serves up sweet and smoky spaghetti;

Ayesha Curry prepares a shrimp dish; "Genius Foods" host Max Lugavere shows how to find healthy produce on a budget; Rachel prepares a dish for lasagna night with a taco twist;

Actor Tyler Perry (A Madea Family Funeral (2019)); behind the scenes of one of New York City's hottest restaurants; Rachael chats with the star of a Netflix series that helps to spread kindness;

Filmmaker Chiwetel Ejiofor (Le garçon qui dompta le vent (2019)); Peter Walsh answers clutter questions and shows a trick for displaying children's old trophies and awards; Mediterranean stir fry; chicken ramen bowls;

Actor Scott Foley ("Whiskey Cavalier"); Valerie Bertinelli prepares lasagna, using her mother's recipe; Rachael cooks up comfort food;

Emme shows how to rock trendy fashions; supermodel Molly Sims gives party-planning advice and her signature cocktail recipe; Rachael serves up a 30-minute steak supper with a side of spinach and artichoke dip;

Bakers Buddy Valastro and Duff Goldman (Food Network's Buddy vs. Duff (2019)) share their favorite childhood cookie recipes; actresses Margo Martindale and Julie Hagerty (Apprentis parents (2018)); Rachael serves up a twist on meatball parm;

Dr. Ian Smith tells how he treats a cold, how to stock a medicine cabinet, and shows his go-to-fruit-and-cheese snack; a dietitian reveals what she orders when dining out; Norah O'Donnell ("CBS This Morning"); Rachael serves up a breakfast burrito for dinner, with tots;

Chef Emeril Lagasse serves up gumbo; Rachael goes behind the scenes of her conversation with former first lady Michelle Obama, during her "Becoming" book tour stop in Austin, Texas; four-time Emmy winner Alfre Woodard ("Clemency", "Juanita" and "The Lion King"); Rachael makes chili cheese dogs;

Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard discuss "Frozen II", Dax's new TV show, and their new line of baby products; the ultimate guide to party prep; Rachael makes sheet-pan steak fajitas;

Tommy DiDario gives a man a makeover; Karamo Brown ("Queer Eye") dishes on his upcoming wedding; Britt Robertson (For the People"); Rachael makes pan pizza with a kick;

Designers Carter Oosterhouse and Sabrina Soto and hostess Paige Davis (Trading Spaces (2000)) share design advice inspired by their own homes; Kenan Thompson dishes on his new movie and the upcoming "All That" reboot; Rachael makes tostadas;

Gayle King ("CBS This Morning") talks about her interview with singer R. Kelly; Adam Glassman (O, The Oprah Magazine); actor John Turturro discusses "Gloria Bell", his new movie with Julianne Moore; Clinton Kelly shares his recipe for olive oil cake; Rachael makes a Tex-Mex goulash;

TV hosts Michael Strahan and Sara Haines (GMA Day (2018)); Dr. Ian Smith's allergy season survival guide; Rachael prepares burgers with a side of a Canadian classic: poutine;

Creating two incredible styles for one woman; making dinner cleanup a breeze with two one-sheet suppers; Rachael makes a frittata;

Fashion gurus Gretta Monahan, Stacy London, and Zanna Roberts Rassi; an emergency room doctor gets a well-deserved makeover; Rachael makes chicken and ricotta meatballs;

Food critic Daym Drops takes a five-day, plant-based eating challenge; actor Reid Scott (Veep (2012)); Rachael makes Mongolian beef;

Bloopers and favorite celebrity memories from Rachael's original hit show, "30 Minute Meals"; a staffer on the new season gets a 30-minute man makeover; Rachael prepares a make-your-own-takeout chicken dinner;

Design pros Carson Kressley and Thom Filicia show how to rock today's trends; Elisabeth Hasselbeck dishes on her new book, "Point of View: A Fresh Look at Work, Faith, and Freedom", and serves up gluten-free meatballs with her mom; Rachael makes Irish burgers with a bacon slaw;

Dr. Ian Smith shares anti-aging treatments from around the world; a 20-year-old chef takes the culinary world by storm; an 81-year-old New Yorker reveals her secret to staying young at heart: roller skating; Rachael serves up a meat-free twist on a Philly classic;

Daphne Oz and Hilaria Baldwin discuss parenting; Daphne shares the recipe for a snack for breastfeeding moms; a doctor tells what to eat to boost the immune system and beat disease; Rachael prepares a Korean-style supper;

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent settle viewers' décor dilemmas and let the audience settle one of their design debates at home; Lauren Cohan ("Whiskey Cavalier"); chef Richard Blais makes a juicy burger; Rachael serves up sun-dried tomato pasta;

Emilio Estevez ("The Public"); celebrity party planner Mary Giuliani helps to throw a surprise birthday party for an inspiring cancer survivor; Rachael prepares Chinese beef and broccoli;

Mally Roncal gives an audience member a surprise makeover; making a home look like a million bucks for less than $100; Rachael makes crispy chicken cutlets;

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The kitchen is spotlighted; author Tracy Pollan (cookbook, "Mostly Plants") and her family cook up veggie nachos; Melissa Joan Hart gives us a tour of the kitchen on-set at her show, Le secret de Nick (2019); viewers' kitchens are spotlighted from across the country; Rachael makes a spring pasta with red pepper sauce;

Dr. Ian Smith brings a new 30-day eating plan; Cynthia Bailey (Les Real Housewives d'Atlanta (2008)); actress Maggie Siff (Billions (2016)); Bobby Berk (Queer Eye (2018)) fixes common DIY flops; Rachael serves up steak with barbecue sauce;

Easter is this Sunday, and Rach has the brunch menu covered, with a sausage and cheese frittata, spiral ham, and more; brilliant ideas for using up leftover Easter candy; Brit Morin has adorable Easter décor; financial expert Dave Ramsey shares smart ideas for one's tax refund; actor Mike Colter ("Breakthrough") is here;

Actress Kate Hudson dishes on why she can't wait for her son to turn 21; what times to eat; a celebrity trainer tells how to look at food; Rachael prepares Pad Thai for dinner;

Chefs Curtis Stone and Geoffrey Zakarian answer viewers' toughest food questions; Dr. Ian Smith shows his recipe for oat milk; Rachael serves up spaghetti, marsala-style;

Spring cleaning advice; Peter Walsh reveals ways to organize your home; robots may transform the way people clean; Rachael prepares kung pao chicken;

Jennifer Garner has a day with her kids, where she has to say 'yes' to everything; how to create a coffee bar under a cabinet; Beth Stern brings four puppies; Rachael prepares pasta with creamy carrot sauce and peas;

A panel of expert moms give advice on everything from fashion to home décor to medical questions; Rachael serves up dinner with a buffalo kick;

A celebrity stylist discusses the latest fashion trends; Dr. Travis Stork answers viewers' medical questions; Rachael prepares salsa verde chicken sandwiches;

Rachael dishes on her current favorite items; a dermatologist reveals what skincare products she can't live without; Christopher Kimball dishes on his favorite kitchen tools; Jenny Mollen shows her must-haves; Rachael makes spring pasta with crispy prosciutto;

Chef Richard Blais makes multiple dishes with a rotisserie chicken; a design expert makes over an apartment with less than $100; Rachael pulls off a heartwarming surprise for a military veteran, who is one of her biggest fans; Rachael makes a carbonara frittata;

Lillana Vaszquez shows how to organize a closet; a nutritionist shows how to make healthy snacks, using what is already in the pantry; money-saving design hacks from a pro, including how to make a chandelier; Rachael prepares pork chops with Dijon apple sauce;

A celebrity mystery mom's children give clues; party planner to the stars Mary Guiliani whips up a fun twist on waffles; an aunt, who took in her nieces when they needed her, gets a well-deserved make-over; Rachael has Mother's Day brunch covered;

Denis Leary puts Rachael and her friends through scenarios faced by real-life firefighters at his firefighter challenge event, benefiting the work of his foundation; a big surprise for a group of 911 dispatchers; Rachael makes a twist on fish and chips;

Testing three new kitchen tools, including one to help make brownies with crispy edges on every piece; the latest trends in tech for the home, like a mug that keeps coffee hot for up to a hour; Rachael makes chipotle chicken and black bean burritos;

Two viewers compete in a burger showdown; why "American Ninja" host Akbar Gbajabiamila calls himself a "diaper ninja"; Rachael prepares chorizo skillet nachos;

A style pro gives his own father a hip new look; Lauren Ash ("Superstore"); Rachael makes turkey club burgers with onion rings;

A veteran, who changes lives with service dogs, gets a surprise; comic Craig Ferguson tells stories from his new memoir, "Riding the Elephant"; Rachael makes a frittata with a spicy twist;

Celebrity swimsuit trends, include long sleeves, neon, and belted suits; a teenage chef who survived the unthinkable; Rachael serves up a spring pasta supper;

Foods that can help people sleep better; an adoptive dad of seven gets a big surprise; sandwich night;

Katie Lee ("The Kitchen") demonstrates two quick and easy breakfasts; Kim Kardashian's hairstylist shows how to get celebrity looks at home; Rachael makes rotisserie chicken dumplings;

Chef Emeril Lagasse and his son participate in a challenge; backyard projects, including a solar panel light for DIY-loving dads; Rachael prepares dinner with a whiskey-chicken twist;

Getting 16 outfits for the cost of one designer cost; interior designer Lauren Maak bring three DIY summer projects, including a driftwood mirror; Rachael prepares no-bake baked ziti;

Phones and sleep; celebrity nutritionist Kelly LeVeque discusses hormones and hunger-fighting foods, like flax seeds and acaial fiber; Rachael prepares quick and easy pasta with rotisserie chicken and bacon;

A viewer gets a makeover; expert advice on dyeing hair at home; a 79-year-old fitness enthusiast; Rachael prepares zucchini sticks;

Rachael gets into the kitchen to create fast meals and cook ahead menus; she provides a dose of her groovy dips, starters and game day party food;

Testing laundry gadgets; HGTV's Chip Wade breaks down what to DIY at home and what to leave to the professionals; Rachael cooks up hot honey and peanut chicken;

Being prepared for unexpected situations, from fashion to auto accidents; Rachael prepares Italian sloppy Joes;

Rachael answers viewers' questions; a fan loses 240 pounds; the show's mailbag; checking in with the show's past interns; Rachael serves up a twist on chicken pot pie for dinner;

Dr. Ian Smith discusses sitting dangers; Dr. Sandra Lee (Dr. Pimple Popper) shares double-duty skin-care advice; whether nasal spray can reduce redness; Rachael prepares a stew with butternut squash and bacon;

Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent (Nate & Jeremiah by Design (2017)) help viewers to transform chairs; Gail Simmons (Iron Chef Canada (2018)) bakes an upside-down cake; Rachael prepares beef stew;

A family tries to live waste-free; actor Tom Payne ("The Walking Dead" and "Prodigal Son"); Rachael prepares pasta with sausage;

Foodies try trendy foods; actress Cote de Pablo ("NCIS"); a coach refuses to let anything get in the way of his dreams; Rachael makes a new cobb salad;

Guest co-host David Burtka makes chicken tot pie; influencer Hannah Bronfman shows how to look younger and have more energy; Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank") answers frequently asked career questions; Rachael prepares tacos;

Clinton Kelly explains etiquette; "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro demonstrates baking basics; Carter Oosterhouse gives home renovation advice; Rachael makes her "Put a Ring on It" pasta bake;

Sara Haines and Keke Palmer from "GMA3" are in the house and they're playing a round of "Guess Our Guests" with Rach. Then, radio icon Elvis Duran is dishing on his best and worst celebrity interviews - all while taking a lie detector test. Plus, Rach is serving up Pasta alla Norma with Lamb.

Edward Norton and Gugu Mbatha-Raw ("Motherless Brooklyn"); Andrew Rea (YouTube's "Binging With Babish") breaks down his pop-culture inspired recipes; Rachael prepares beef with candied walnuts and garlic.

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