Rachael Ray - Season 16

Jessica Alba surprises a woman bringing beauty to the streets of Los Angeles; Rachael shares an update on the rebuilding of her home that was destroyed by fire in 2020; an all-new pasta night.

Rachael renovates an Italian villa; chef Scott Conant makes spinach ricotta gnudi; Rachael serves up her classic chicken cacciatore.

Chef Curtis Stone, chef Jacques Pépin and Sara Moulton cook up recipes they wish they wrote; Rachael's own spaghetti alla puttanesca.

Kate Hudson ("Truth Be Told"); the inspiring trio of cooks behind L.A.'s hottest food truck stack up a mouthwatering burger; Rachael makes deviled steaks.

Justin Long ("Lady of the Manor"); a simple seafood supper; a surprise for an incredible football coach.

Dessert chefs "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro, Gail Simmons ("Top Chef"), and New York City's Christina Tosi; Rachael makes a Japanese-inspired noodle bowl.

Rachael serves up red wine risotto; Antoni Porowski ("Queer Eye") uses up pantry staples with an easy sheet-pan chicken; Sunny Anderson grills corn with jalapeño cilantro glaze.

Robin Roberts ("Good Morning America," "Last Chance Transplant"); designer John Colaneri shows how to stretch a DIY budget with a two-for-one living room makeover; Rachael's all-new autumn supper: sausages with apples and onions.

Supermodel Brooke Shields; a surprise for a super-mom of 10; Rachael's salt 'n' pepper supper that can be made with pork or chicken.

Rachael makes a date-night steakhouse supper for husband John; Billy Crudup ("The Morning Show"); John and friend Bob Schneider perform a special song.

A new fall recipe; David Burtka gives a tour of his home garden; the farmer who wrote the book on vegetables suggests the best seasonal produce buys.

Jason Biggs ("Cash at Your Door"); Ray the butcher tells how to get "the most bang for your buck" when it comes to beef; Rachael makes subs stuffed with chicken, peppers and cheese.

Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg ("The Masked Singer"); a mystery meal challenge; TruTV's "Fast Foodies" cook on the fly with a mystery box of ingredients; Rachael's hearty stuffed peppers.

Trisha Yearwood prepares a dish from her cookbook; Rachael prepares beef-and-chorizo burgers; Thom Filicia, from the original cast of "Queer Eye," gives design inspiration and advice.

Stevie Van Zandt discusses his memoir; Human Lab: Couples Edition -- Jeff Mauro ("The Kitchen") and his wife test out a tool that may solve a common cooking problem; Rachael's barbecue pork stir fry.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner ("The Resident"); Dr. Ian Smith tells three things to know about the upcoming flu season; Rachael makes Greek-style stuffed peppers.

Drew Carey celebrates the 50th anniversary of "The Price Is Right"; design duo Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent give DIY suggestions for livening up living space; Rachael's super simple spicy scampi.

Chef Bobby Flay ("Beat Bobby Flay") prepares Salisbury steak; Rachael puts a hot twist on a cozy classic: spicy shepherd's pie; musician Peter Frampton shares stories from his life and career.

Ali Wentworth answers questions; a TikTok doctor shares his top medical advice; Rachael prepares chicken-and-citrus salad.

Rachael and John's New York City studio makeover; Joe Morton ("Scandal," "Our Kind of People"); Rachael prepares pumpkin pasta.

Tommy DiDario shares one exercise, two products and a three-ingredient snack; living longer by eating better according to Dr. William Li; Rachael makes baby Greek meatballs.

Stanley Tucci ("Searching for Italy"); Rachael and John give an update on their Italy dream home renovation; Rachael makes pesto pasta; a chef from Chicago caters to her community.

The show's brand-new set; surprise guests; Rachael hosts taco night; chef José Andrés.

Anthony Anderson and his mother, Doris, prank people on their show; Rachael uses a store-bought rotisserie chicken for a simple noodle dish.

Jamie Lee Curtis ("Halloween Kills"); Sunny Anderson shares two desserts after dark; Rachael and John answer viewers' questions; Rachael makes Greek-inspired beef and rice.

Chef Richard Blais prepares a classic steakhouse supper; Rachael cooks bucatini with bacon and creamy onion sauce; Jennifer Tilly talks about the killer remake of "Chucky."

Outfits using sweats; Brad Meltzer shares his new children's book; Rachael makes a fall feast chicken dinner.

Jeremy Sisto ("FBI"); Clinton Kelly makes over a police officer; a real-life spy shares safety advice; Rachael creates Greek-style burgers.

Anthony Michael Hall ("Halloween Kills"); designer John Gidding shows how to build a better bathroom without breaking the bank; Rachael's crispy five-spice chicken dinner.

Rockstar Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe; Broadway superstar Laura Benanti; Rachael serves up shrimp parmigiana.

Authors Ron and Clint Howard; chef Missy Robbins; creamy spinach pasta.

Menopause and Breast Cancer Awareness Month; Stacy London shares her menopause diary and fashion picks; Dr. Kristi Funk with tips for reducing risk of breast cancer; chicken shawarma.

Chef Anne Burrell; Rachael's makes pasta e fagioli; spooky Halloween pumpkins.

Actor Rob Lowe; one-pan chicken with greens and beans; a New Yorker feeding kids with his Harlem Grown program.

Tamron Hall; Jeffrey Eisner shows how to roll leftover candy into a cheesecake; Rachael's pumpkin fonduta.

All-star wedding planners Mary Giuliani and David Burtka plan a couple's ceremony re-do and celebration, from setting the scene to special sips and snacks; Rachael prepares chicken fricassee.

Football heroes eat game-day food; Tank ("Tank's Good News") introduces a Texas chef whom Rachael surprises with $10,000.

David Duchovny discusses his new movie, book and album; Rachael makes eggplant schnitzel from her new book.

Football star Nick Mangold makes a smoky barbecue-chicken sandwich; Rachael makes her everything chili; Amanda Freitag ("Chopped") prepares two Thanksgiving family favorites.

Rachael prepares linguine and clam sauce; Constance Zimmer ("Condor"); designer Jove Meyer has six suggestions for the holiday tabletop.

Actor Alan Cumming talks about his new memoir; chef Ronnie Woo serves up two make-ahead Thanksgiving dishes; Rachael's souped-up sesame ramen bowls.

New York Times best seller Harlan Coben interviews Rachael about her new book, "This Must Be the Place"; Rachael makes a recipe from the book, turkey roulade with super simple gravy.

Gayle King and Adam Glassman celebrate the 25th anniversary of "Oprah's Favorite Things" -- and viewers can get in on the action too; chef Marcus Samuelsson roasts up Julia Child's chicken recipe; Rachael's pasta night with steak salad.

A veteran turns unthinkable obstacles into something sweet; he and his wife share one of their fudgy favorites; Christopher Kimball brings three Thanksgiving veggie sides to spice up the holiday table; Rachael's sweet corn lettuce wraps.

Thanksgiving sides; Rachael makes turkey cornbread meatballs; a round of Q and Ray and J: Thanksgiving edition.

Tony Hale (movie "Clifford the Big Red Dog"); Rachael spices things up in the kitchen with a curry squash soup and naan pizza night.

Journalist Maria Shriver; Alzheimer's Awareness Month; a brain-boosting snack; chef Spike Mendelsohn shows meatless Thanksgiving dishes; Rachael's minestra soup topped with garlic bread croutons.

Alfonso Ribeiro ("America's Funniest Home Videos"); chef Ryan Scott shares his time-saving Thanksgiving "peel-less" ranch mashed potatoes and mashed-potato trifle; Rachael's one-pot stew with pierogies.

A tour of Rachael and John's rebuilt upstate home; Rachael takes two turkeys and makes whisky buffalo wings and roulades; pub cheese mashed potatoes and cider gravy and stuffing.

Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa ("Talking Sopranos") tell about their new book and share wild behind-the-scenes stories from the show; Rachael makes stuffed cannelloni; chef Marc Murphy serves up stuffing two ways.

Jeff Mauro ("The Kitchen") talks everything turkey, from brine to breaking down the bird; chef Sara Moulton's no-fail turkey carving advice; Rachael's twice-baked spaghetti squash.

Rachael makes pumpkin-popper macaroni and cheese; Daphne Oz prepares pecan-streusel pumpkin bars; a TikTok star with more than 2 million followers serves up jokes.

Rachael turns Thanksgiving leftovers into a soup, a sandwich and a side; Tia Mowry uses leftover fruit to make a quick dessert; chef Curtis Stone makes crispy tacos and a soufflé from leftover mashed potatoes.

A ricotta dumpling dinner; Molly Yeh ("Girl Meets Farm") serves up Hanukkah spirit with chocolate rolls.

Vanessa Williams ("Queen of the Universe"); Buddy the Cake Boss shares his sweet potato pie dream cake; holiday décor suggestions from Taniya Nayak and Carter Oosterhouse; Sicilian spiral pasta.

Bobby Berk ("Queer Eye"); a viewer decorates with dollar store finds; brioche patty melts with oven fries.

James Corden tells how he's gearing up for the holidays with his family, what he's eating and what's up next on his show; Rachael makes green veggie tortilla soup.

Jordan Andino makes chicken adobo; top gift picks; gadget guru Chi-Lan Lieu provides mom-approved gift ideas; Rachael rolls up stuffed pasta.

Rachael's holiday home décor; Vanessa Lachey ("NCIS: Hawai'i" and her new book); Rachael's pork Parmesan.

Clinton Kelly brings holiday appetizers and his garlic butter shrimp casserole; a man cooks up a magical holiday surprise for an inspiring family; Rachael's warm winter bread salad.

Actress Cheryl Hines; a behind-the-scenes look at decorating the White House for the holidays; one pan pasta.

Chef Michael Symon; Rachael makes a lamb chop supper; reunion between grandmother and granddaughter.

How Michelle Obama is providing one million meals to families in need; Kristin Chenoweth performs; Rachael makes stuffed beef tenderloin.

Whoopi Goldberg on her new show "Harlem"; Jesse Palmer on hosting "The Bachelor"; Rachael makes beet risotto.

LeVar Burton; chef Andrew Zimmern makes holiday favorites; Rachael prepares pork roast and stuffed pumpkin.

Beef-and-chorizo hard-shell tacos; Dr. Phil McGraw; Tommy DiDario makes over a two-time cancer survivor.

Helping shelter pets and answering Santa's mail; superfoods for brain health; a merry make-your-own-takeout night.

Rachael prepares stuffed beef tenderloin and roast potatoes; José Feliciano performs.

A holiday winter brunch; Gretta Monahan gives a heartwarming gift; John's band, The Cringe, performs.

Harlan Coben talks about his new Netflix series; Rachael shows off some favorite hometown spots; cheesy stuffed chicken wrapped in prosciutto.

Author Glennon Doyle ("Untamed"); roasting pork chops; Rachael makes her Spanish lentil soup with potatoes.

Richard Blais prepares a chicken dinner; Rachael makes meatballs on garlic mashed potatoes; Alexa von Tobel gives suggestions that could save viewers thousands of dollars.

Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank"); the man behind "The Food in My Beard" prepares nachos two ways; Rachael makes paninis.

A Tuscan-style chicken cacciatore; Donal Skehan makes a buffalo chicken dish; Jeremy Parsons tells what to add to a binge list.

Buddy Valastro makes a fault-line layer cake; Jacques Torres bakes a chocolaty almond cake; Rachael cooks a meat-lover's medley.

Insomnia; late-night skin care; Rachael makes chicken shawarma.

Game-day grub with former New York Giant Rashad Jennings; chef Josh Capon prepares a tailgate-ready meatball hero bar; Rachael stacks up beef-and-chorizo burgers.

Michael Strahan tells of his trip to space; Jeffrey Eisner makes buffalo chicken chili dip in an Instant Pot; Rachael makes turkey sandwiches with stuffing.

A steak night supper; Dr. Ian Smith makes a low-cost turkey chili dinner; designer Chip Wade makes over his bedroom with 2022 design trends.

Marsala melts that can be made with chicken or veal; coach Bill Cowher talks about NFL playoffs and his favorite game-day food.

Flatbread pizza three ways; Katie Lee Biegel prepares chicken drumsticks; the "King of the Breakfast Sandwich" makes a classic pork roll, egg and cheese.

Ginger Zee (memoir "A Little Closer to Home"); Erin and Ben Napier discuss DIY upgrades; Rachael makes casseroles.

Valerie Bertinelli makes upside-down cake; Rachael cooks a time-saving tray bake with kielbasa and pierogies.

Dolly Parton ("Run, Rose, Run"); Rachael prepares chicken and dumplings.

Pork chops wrapped in prosciutto; Retta ("Ugliest House in America"); the king of tailgating.

Antonia Lofaso ("Top Chef") prepares rigatoni vodka; avoiding debt; Rachael roasts meatballs.

Jonathan Van Ness ("Queer Eye") gives hair-care advice; former pro football player Mike Golic prepares Buffalo cauliflower; Rachael cooks pasta.

Rapper 50 Cent; a Texas spin on shepherd's pie.

Chefs Josh Capon and Ryan Scott; Brooklyn Beckham makes "squish burgers" and tells about cooking meals for his family; one of Rachael's first-ever 30-minute meals.

Carson Kressley ("Queer Eye") pulls off a makeover two years in the making; pro bra-fitter Kimmay Caldwell gives her comfy picks; Rachael makes eggplant parm.

Rachael's 15th annual Super Bowl Recipe Playoff; chef Michael Symon judges the year's competition among NFL greats; Buddy Valastro makes fun game day treats.

Valentine's Day; Al Roker and Deborah Roberts' love story; Rachael makes spaghetti and meatballs; her sister, Maria, has a 10-minute tiramisu.

Beef and veggie rice bowls; chef Millie Peartree makes hush puppies and honey butter; comic Ike Barinholtz.

Chef Scott Conant and his wife, Mel; stylist Zanna Roberts Rassi and husband Maz take viewers inside his closet; Rachael makes her favorite anniversary dish for John.

Duff Goldman shows how to use up molasses for gingersnap cookies; chef Michael Solomonov's bottom-of-the-pickle-jar oven fries and a bottom-of-the-pita-bag salad; Rachael makes spinach lasagna.

Three chefs take family dishes to the next level; Rachael cooks up a sheet-pan supper that can be made with either shrimp or chicken.

Chicken wrapped in bacon; designer Jove Meyer answers viewers' questions on the do's and don'ts of wedding décor; ABC News correspondent Diane Macedo tells how to get more sleep.

Zanna Roberts Rassi helps viewers navigate their closets; Carleigh Bodrug suggests ways to use food scraps; Rachael makes mini meatballs with orecchiette and escarole.

Tom Selleck ("Blue Bloods"); Rachael's minute steaks and eggs to eat for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Comic Jay Leno; Rachael makes St. Louis crunchywraps.

Lee Jones tells of his farm fire; a hidden pizza gem.

Rob Lowe ("9-1-1: Lone Star"); chicken drumsticks.

Portobello Philly cheesesteaks; Gabrielle Bernstein discusses anxiety; cook and author Anna Gass shares two generational recipes.

Hard-shell tacos; model Hawa Hassan makes spiced rice pilaf; restoring the gut to fight aging.

Veal parmigiana; Patricia DiMango ("Hot Bench") prepares linguine and clam sauce; chef JJ Johnson makes island wings.

Ryan Michelle Bathe ("The Endgame"); Sunny Anderson makes an easy-roasted tomatillo, zucchini and cucumber gazpacho; Rachael cooks up noodle bowls.

Supermodel Molly Sims is sharing three items from her makeup bag that cost less than $10! Then, Chef and Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi is sharing her recipe for strawberry shortcake truffles. Meanwhile, Rachael's frying up a dish that could be served as a meal or an appetizer.  

How to use up sliced bread; three ways to redesign a tabletop; how to wear one look three ways; Rachael makes beef and broccoli.

Three-cheese rolled lasagna; travel finds and beauty gadgets; two deserving L.A. women get a surprise.

Athlete and author Tim Tebow; puppies in need of forever homes; Rachael has a make-your-own-takeout chicken teriyaki.

Nutritious mini meatball and chicken soup; U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack; author Brad Meltzer.

French onion soup with a Tuscan twist; Camila Alves McConaughey makes sheet pan nachos and celebrates her new book "Just Try One Bite."

Rachael makes chicken noodle soup; chef Joshua Weissman; a cheesy Indian crepe recipe.

Tommy DiDario helps a woman give her husband a makeover; pantry staples that could fight illness; Rachael makes garlic bread rolls and noodles.

Kristin Chenoweth tells of her new children's book; Harlan Coben talks about his 35th novel; Rachael prepares a quick-cooking shrimp-and-noodle dish.

Stacy London provides a makeover; New York Times food writer Eric Kim shares his crispy lemon-pepper beef recipe; Rachael has a super use for store-bought rotisserie chicken.

Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank"); restaurant Veselka serves traditional Ukrainian food and provides relief for its homeland; Rachael makes chicken Kyiv.

Ranch smashed potatoes; celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton tells how to recreate today's hottest styles; a mother and daughter who lost almost 250 pounds combined get new looks.

A viewer's kitchen skills; a viewer's makeup routine; Rachael puts a spicy spin on a chicken dinner.

Seven sheet pan dishes include meatball parm, two kinds of pizza and a hash-brown-and-egg bake.

Italian chicken-and-rice stew; Jeffrey Eisner makes champagne chicken; Rachael and husband John answer viewers' questions.

Red-wine risotto; Bob Harper uses an air fryer to make frittata cups; Rachael prepares stuffed cabbage.

Meatless porcini pasta; Dr. Ian Smith (book "Plant Power"); a 77-year-old grandmother has a black belt.

TikTok's Grandma Babs bakes a carrot cake; "PoppyCooks" has crispy Parmesan potato cubes; Rachael prepares a sheet-pan supper.

A couple flip their entire house; a woman loses 115 pounds without trading her favorite foods; a couple teaches how to ditch debt; Rachael transforms the flavors of antipasti for pasta night.

An Easter meal; Rachael's sister, Maria, bakes a carrot cake; Andrew Zimmern's grandmother's matzo-ball soup.

Rachael visits a farm; TikTok star Hannah Dasher serves up beef roast; Rachael prepares a one-pot sausage-and-greens supper.

A 10-ingredient roast chicken dinner; Gail Simmons ("Top Chef") uses fewer than 10 ingredients for a meal that can be made for breakfast, lunch, or dinner; DIY décor tricks for $10 or less.

Rachael makes spicy fregola with zucchini corn and ricotta cheese; Rosemary Shrager returns with a classic English dessert and a new novel; the Food Network's Aarti Sequeira shares a family recipe.

Chef Jet Tila prepares pasta with a beef ragout; how to make thousands of dollars in one month by flipping furniture; Peruvian-style chicken and pepper-herb sauce.

Ryan Serhant ("Million Dollar Listing New York") shows off his home's renovation and gives advice on upgrading one's space; renter-friendly reversible DIY hacks; Rachael prepares pasta with eggplant.

Tommy DiDario gives a deserving viewer a new look; actress Scarlett Johansson; calzones made two ways.

Rapper Lil Jon; Daphne Oz celebrates her new book and makes pancakes; Rachael fires up the oven for pizza night.

Updates on memorable stories; Rachael makes pancetta-wrapped shrimp, the very first meal she ever made on television.

Kyan Douglas makes an announcement and does a makeover; Gretta Monahan decodes denim; Rachael makes mac-and-Swiss-cheese with ham.

Lemon risotto; Christopher Kimball makes lemon the star of his side dishes; a surprise for a man who turned his family farm into an animal sanctuary.

Dinner party suggestions; Mary Giuliani has three ways to wrap up apps; Jove Meyer talks about tabletop décor; Jacques Torres shares his go-to party dessert; Rachael makes a sliced steak dinner ideal for entertaining.

Saving big at the grocery store; Chef Big Shake prepares his Sunday family favorite: fried chicken; Rachael makes a sandwich she calls the Hot Turkey Rachael.

Rachael has a Mother's Day surprise for Sara Haines; a simple penne dish and no-bake limoncello parfait ideal for Mother's Day weekend; Clinton Kelly makes no-bake bonbons.

Chef Curtis Stone and Jeff Mauro ("The Kitchen") divulge their favorite local food hot spots and cook up dishes inspired by them; Rachael prepares veal francese from one of her favorite restaurants: Mamma Leone's.

Ali Wentworth returns with a new book; Robert Irvine ("Restaurant: Impossible") makes a beautiful springtime meal; fish sandwich night.

Pesto pasta; a sheet-pan sausage dish; Tu David Phu ("Top Chef") makes summer rolls; food writer Rick Martinez prepares guajillo chicken tostadas.

Jessica Alba; Jeremy Parsons ("People TV") brings the behind-the-scenes scoop on summer blockbusters; Rachael makes chicken club panzanella.

Real-life heroes; The Firefighter Challenge supporting the Leary Firefighters Foundation; Rachael prepares rigatoni with three-pepper sauce.

Swimsuits; gadget upgrades; noodle bowls.

Select viewers give up meat, makeup and spending money; Rachael prepares carrot and butternut squash curry.

A shortcut for soup; a viewer gets a short haircut; a baking shortcut.

Rachael's sister, Maria, bakes apple puffs; chef Jet Tila and wife Ali serve up chicken chili; Mally Roncal and husband Phil show his skincare secrets; Rachael makes Greek stuffed peppers.

Heidi Gardner ("Saturday Night Live"); Rachael prepares an easy pasta with peas, ricotta and pistachios; viewer questions answered.

Richard Blais puts a twist on grilling; Deborah VanTrece prepares baby back ribs; Rachael has a mixed grill medley.

French toast with strawberries and sausage; Kelsey Nixon revamps a friend's kitchen to make dinner easier and more organized and cooks a chicken dinner for parents of picky eaters.

Bob Harper's home renovation; Rachael makes her everything pigs in blankets -- a mashup between an everything bagel and a New York City street hot dog.

Sloppy Joes; chef Ryan Scott shows off two recipes that can be served on sticks; culinary producer Jeanette returns with a watermelon-carving creation.

Steak sauce burgers; chef Michael Solomonov gives suggestions for grilling chicken wings; Jenny Mollen (novel "City of Likes").

Portabella Phillys; chef Sara Moulton makes no-rise, no-yeast sticky buns; chef Jason Smith prepares a no-bake decadent dessert.

Answers to questions about pet care; a woman who retired at 49 discusses finances; three questions all parents should ask at their child's next medical checkup; Rachael makes veggie quesadillas.

Steak and hash brown eggs; chef Esther Choi shares her tasty take on burgers; Lauren Makk solves viewer design dilemmas.

Jacques Pépin prepares a whole stuffed chicken; designer Genevieve Gorder shows off a small-space makeover; Rachael cooks a one-pan sausage-and-pepper dinner.

Professional organizer Peter Walsh; Rachael's dermatologist discusses her top five skincare products; Rachael prepares lamb chops.

Kitchen gadgets; wardrobe must-haves; essentials for the toolbox and the medicine cabinet; a make-your-own takeout with three main ingredients.