Boy Meets Grill

Season 1

11 episodes · Jun 11, 2003

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  • S1E1

    Firehouse Grill

    Jun 11, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay surprises an FDNY station with an Italian feast. With the help of the fire fighters, he cooks a pizza with hot sausage, grilled peppers and onions, and oregano ricotta. He then prepares an antipasto with mozzarella, grilled tomatoes and peppers, and finishes the menu with 18 Porterhouse steaks.

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  • S1E2

    Brunch Time

    Aug 2, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay introduces us to his favorite meal, brunch. He makes an easy but plentiful brunch for a large crowd. The brunch consists of corn muffins with a blueberry butter, grilled pineapple with marscapone cheese, ham steaks and a tasty coconut cake. He shows that brunch doesn't have to be hard to be delicious.

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  • S1E3

    Where's the Duck?

    Jul 26, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay, along with his friend, and fellow Chef Patricia Yeo, create a scrumptious Chinese meal. This incredible mail includes skewered shrimp, a fresh noodle salad, moo shu pancake rolls with rotisserie duck and fresh scallions. Bobby introduces his viewers to the simplicity and deliciousness of Chinese cuisine.

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  • S1E4

    Fiery Fiesta

    May 24, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay shows off the San Diego tcaco cuisine by perfecting the well known fish taco, with orata, which is a flaky white fish. The orata is grilled, a tomato salsa is made, and to top it off a blissful tequila cocktail made from fresh pineapples, ice and a hint of mint. This meal is a fresh reminder of San Diego.

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  • S1E5

    Mediterranean Style

    Jun 28, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay creates a Mediterranean feel with this episode. Boffy creates a saffron flavored rice with steamed vegetables, tasty grilled clams, a Mediterranean Sea Bass, and bronzini. Last but not least, Bobby makes a white peach sangria, made from pureed peaches, and white wine. This meal takes the viewers right into the Mediterranean.

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  • S1E6

    Cuban Mojo

    Jun 12, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay, along with his friend, Eddie Rodriguez create a fun Cuban flavor this episode. The Cuban menu includes a guava glazed pork tenderloin, a avocado and tomato salad, and grillex corn with crumbled cotija cheese. The finishing touch, minty mojitos! This menu definitely provides the Cuban touch!

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  • S1E8

    Viva Argentina

    Jul 5, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay creates an Argentinean feast beyond anyone's expectations! This remarkable feast includes, Chimichurri, quail with black and white pepper, a grilled potato salad with juicy watercress, green onions and blue cheese, sliced watermelon with honey and lime, and tops it off with a rose sangria. This feast really takes the books!

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  • S1E9

    Southwest Rotisserie

    May 17, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay shows off his expertise! Southwestern food, cooked with much knowledge and passion. The menu includes chipotle basted rotisserie lamb tacos, a salsa cruda with tomatoes, a charred corn guacamole, and delicous white peach margaritas. Bobby definitely shows his audience why Southwestern is his expertise.

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  • S1E11

    Grilling Tandoori Style

    Jul 12, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay introduces America to the wonderful art of tandoori cooking, which is traditional Indian cooking over an open grill. Bobby's way includes the grill, a few bicks, and a rotisserie. His menu features squid with tamarind and a mint vinaigrette, tandoori-style Cornish hens, and basmati rice. To go with this meal? A mango and mint iced tea.

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  • S1E12

    It's Greek To Me

    Jul 19, 200330m
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  • S1E13

    Boy Meets Texas Girl

    May 18, 200330m

    Chef Bobby Flay, along with Stephanie March from Texas, try out a Texas BBQ Challenge. They first visit a BBQ restaurant in Queens to taste what's out there. Bobby then tries to impress his lady friend, and makes a barbecued brisket sandwich on Texas toast, a green onion and potato salad, spicy pickles and grilled peaches with crème fraiche and molasses. Everything in Texas is bigger, and more barbecued.

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