What's Cooking with Julie Chrisley - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Chew Bread
Julie and Faye Chrisley bake a tasty Chocolate Chip Chew Bread.
Dumplings
Julie and Faye Chrisley prepare Chicken & Dumplings - a classic dish the warms the heart and feeds the soul.
Shrimp Boil
Julie and Grayson Chrisley prepare Shrimp Boil Foil Packs - the perfect recipe for a big family.
Bread Pudding
Bluprint southern chef Virginia Willis helps Julie lighten up her classic Bread Pudding recipe.
Mac' N' Cheese
Julie and Bluprint southern chef Virginia Willis cook mac 'n' cheese with a healthy twist that tastes just as sinful as the right thing.
Pound Cake
Bluprint baker Joshua John Russell helps Julie create a healthier version of her White Chocolate Pound Cake that tastes just as delicious as the original.
Trifle Cake
Bluprint baker Joshua John Russell puts a healthy spin on Julie's signature Punch Bowl Trifle Cake recipe without sacrificing taste or sweetness.
Chocolate Cake
Julie and Todd Chrisley bake a Wet Chocolate Cake that will surely satisfy a sweet tooth.
Banana Pudding
Julie and Todd Chrisley prepare a family favorite treat - banana pudding.
Goochies
Julie and Chloe Chrisley prepare an ooey gooey treat known as 'Goochies.'
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