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44. Eggnog Emergency
I can't believe I almost went on the road for five weeks without re-batching for the holidays! Disaster averted.
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Alton Brown Cooks Food
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About Alton Brown Cooks Food
Alton Brown Cooks Food is a reality TV series that premiered on YouTube on November 22, 2025. It has 1 season and 43 episodes so far and is still airing new episodes. The latest episode, Season 1 Episode 44 "Eggnog Emergency", aired on October 10, 2026.
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43 episodes · 1 season
Season 1
2025 · 44 episodes · Last episode: 1 month ago
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E43
43. Spend Time, Not Money
Not so much a dish as it is an equation. When properly applied, it can morph many an inedible into the sublime. Let's choose to spend time over money, talk dutch ovens and bid one another adieu.
E42
42. The Mayo Memorandum
This one is a doozy. I build contraptions, do a French accent, talk mixtures & emulsions, get accosted by my lawyer, chat about stick blenders, take a field trip to South Carolina and dive deep into the history, origins and science behind... MAYONNAISE!
E41
41. Peck of Pickled Porks
Let's chat about a dish I see as the pinnacle of eco-dining. The poster dish for Creole New Orleans cuisine. As always, a bit of history as well as an old photo of me.
E40
40. Syrup Sanctuary
This week let's talk about these recessed cubes, how their roots stretch back more than 1,000 years, irons and maple syrup grades. Oh, and we make waffles MANY ways.
E39
39. Pinch A Loaf
This week I intend to correct a culinary sin. Let's take a look at the parts list of a traditional meatloaf, talk glaze and chili-E vs chil-I.
E38
38. Shredded, Shaved, Smacked
This week let's talk about a sometimes overlooked item. One that even now is CHEAP. Several side convos about chili crisp and peelers. Oh and I tell you about smacking my zucchini all summer long.
E37
37. Testing
This week I decided to let you see me go full nerd. I hypothesize, test, tweak, measure and take lots of notes. So here is a little peek at how the sausage.. erm.. chicken gets made.
E36
36. Hey Puddin’! (Moo Part 3)
This week we talk about the science and composition of moo juice, my 6th grade culinary breakthrough, a secret ingredient and look into the definition of "pudding". Oh and we make some pudding. The chocolate kind.
E35
35. Fry Some Air
This week let's talk about powdery seasoning concoctions, buttery sauce and I tell you I HATE air fryers. Then I make one. Also, WINGS.
E34
34. Everyone Romaine Calm
This week I interview a cyclospora and he watches as I turn his friends into soup. Oh and a quick chat about blenders and white pepper too!
E33
33. Kentucky Fried Mint
This week Alton does an accent, discusses VOC's, chats about bourbon and says the word "gestalt" a few times. OH, and let's make a mint julep.
E32
32. Shell Game
Alton Brown explores the scientific and culinary nuances of preparing hard-cooked eggs. By examining egg anatomy, precise temperature control, and efficient cooling methods, Alton Brown demonstrates techniques to achieve perfect results, including tips for handling imperfections and enhancing flavors in egg-based dishes.
E31
31. Side Game
Guys - our side game is losing its luster. This week I offer my take on my holy trinity. How I make them and of course, a wee bit of their history. We'll also take a quick peek at the secure vault where I store my MOST dangerous items.
E30
30. Re-Steak Your Claim
This week we're going back nearly 3 decades. Good Eats Season 1 Episode 1. Let's talk salt, primal cuts, induction cooking and pan compatibility. Oh and we're going to cook RIBEYE.
E29
29. Moo Part 2
This week we make my favorite partially frozen aerated sweetened flavor-bearing multi-phase food system. A little chat about vanilla too.
E28
28. The Blade's The Thing
This week I tell you I am NOT suffering from aichmomania, there will be bad puns, a whole lot about knives and which end is the ouchy bit. Oh and we will make some really great salsa. Alton Brown explores essential culinary knife skills, covering proper anatomy, maintenance, and storage techniques. This guide focuses on selecting and handling cutlery effectively while demonstrating the fundamentals of preparing ingredients for a fresh salsa.
E27
27. Snapperdome
I have a staring contest with a red snapper then accidentally close the oven door on its head. Oh, and we take about how to deal with WHOLE FISH. Alton Brown demonstrates how to cook a whole red snapper using a unique salt-crust technique. This method aims to maintain moisture and flavor while creating a distinctive cooking environment within the oven, providing an alternative to grilling, frying, or broiling.
E26
26. Moo Part 1
My culinary liquid of choice. A complex colloidal dispersion capable of being converted into sauces, custards, gels, baked goods and myriad more. I'm still working on the martini, but let's start with cottage cheese and cheesecake! Alton Brown explores the culinary science and history of cottage cheese, explaining the role of proteins like casein. Alton Brown demonstrates the process for crafting fresh cottage cheese from scratch and shares an unconventional application for the ingredient that highlights its versatility in home cooking.
E25
25. Grillus Gallus Domesticus
This week there's an unexpected squid, I say some funny words and finally show you my raw only fan. Oh, and there will be some facts. Alton Brown explores the complex world of poultry labeling to help shoppers distinguish meaningful standards from marketing fluff. The demonstration continues with a breakdown of chicken anatomy and the technique of spatchcocking to achieve superior roasting results.
E24
24. The Dip's The Thing
This week on ABCF we proclaim that dip's do NOT sing backup. There will also be a brief Julia Child impression and daring walks across white carpet. Alton Brown explores the culinary mechanics of dips, defining the essential characteristics that distinguish them from sauces and dressings. Through the preparation of two contrasting recipes, Alton Brown demonstrates techniques for creating a classic onion-based dip and a rich spinach artichoke alternative, focusing on achieving the perfect consistency for serving.
E23
23. A Tale of Two Cookies
Finally off of the bus and back in the kitchen! Let's take a look at an old recipe of mine and an even older recipe from Toll House. The result? The Chewy 2.0! Alton Brown explores the history of the classic Toll House chocolate chip cookie recipe and its scientific components. The investigation into ingredient functionality, such as butter emulsions and flour types, leads to a refined approach for achieving a distinctively chewy texture.
E22
22. Mega-Wok w/ @bingingwithbabish
Babish and I have a chat about the future of food. Replicators? Dehydrated pizza? I introduce him to some interesting options (yea, I just wanted to feed Babs some bugs). OH, and we cook it in my MEGA-WOK. Alton Brown explores sustainable protein alternatives by cooking insect-based fried rice in an experimental, high-heat mega-wok alongside guest Binging with Babish. They discuss the future of global food security while testing whether traditional stir-fry techniques can make unconventional ingredients appealing for a culinary tour.
E21
21. Babish!
I decided to visit the @bingingwithbabish lair and play a little game. Everything was super calm and went exactly to plan, obviously. Alton Brown and Andrew Rea engage in a creative culinary challenge involving mystery ingredient baskets. The duo navigates the kitchen, swapping components and negotiating trades to prepare an improvised meal together under a strict time limit.
E20
20. Smoked Fish
Before mankind had mechanical refrigeration, food had to be preserved by other means - dehydration, fermentation, pickling and SMOKING. Discover how to build a functional smoker using simple household items. Learn the necessary preparation steps for trout before applying smoke for flavor.
E19
19. Bonus Episode! (With @bingingwithbabish)
Recently, I spent some time shooting some REALLY exciting stuff with Babish. Like, epic stuff. You guys are going to have to wait a few weeks for those. In the meantime, here is a little impromptu fun we had. An appetizer to hold you over. Alton Brown welcomes guest Andrew Rea to explore a questionable culinary creation utilizing a vintage panini press. Together, they prepare a unique sandwich while discussing the historical origins of picky eating and childhood food marketing.
E18
18. Pancakes!
GOOD MORNING! I'm making pancakes. You guys should also ABSOLUTELY make some freakin' pancakes. Learn to create a custom dry mix for reliable, homemade breakfast staples. Discover precise techniques for mixing batter to ensure the fluffiest results every time.
E17
17. Slip Slidin' (Sliders!)
Poundin' our meat into something SPECTACULAR.
E16
16. Guga!
Well, there's a first time for everything, right? Who better to have drop by for a hang and a cook than Youtube's very own GUGA! Alton Brown hosts Guga to test unconventional cooking methods using custom-built industrial equipment. Together, they explore high-heat techniques for preparing various meats and vegetables. Witness unique culinary experiments utilizing massive heat guns and rock-and-roll lights to achieve distinct cooking results.
E15
15. Fish Sticks!
6,000 HP diesel engines, sonar, frozen fish bricks and advertising sea captains. How a food we didn't even know we wanted came to be - and a rebooted version of a culinary classic. FISH STICKS! Explore the history behind frozen fish fillets and learn a technique for making a refined, homemade version from scratch. The process covers selecting cod, breading for maximum crispiness, and deep frying to perfection. A unique custard-based dipping sauce is also featured.
E14
14. Sloppy Joe Buns
Reclaiming childhood and risking it all for white dress shirts everywhere. Also, it's in its own freakin' bun! Alton Brown explores the surprisingly complex history of the sloppy joe, from Iowa taverns to Havana bars. Learn to make delicious
E13
13. Skirt Chasing
One of my very favorite cuts of beef - skirt steak! We're talkin' inside, outside, sous vide, seared, sliced. Heck, even cooked right on the coals. Alton Brown explores various skirt steak cuts, demonstrating their unique qualities. The culinary journey involves both sous vide and grilling techniques, along with flavorful marinades and bruschetta. Learn how to prepare these often-overlooked cuts to create a delicious meal.
E12
12. Valentine's Day & TMI
Stop stressing. Here is exactly what you are going to do for Valentine's Day this year. Also, are those zip ties in his mouth? Yup. This one has sticky syrup, spatula slapping and cheeky innuendo for days. STRAP IN FOLKS. Mrs. Brown (Elizabeth) neither endorses nor condones AB's mildly unhinged kinkiness herein. Upon viewing this video she simply replied: "Pfffffft, you wish." Alton Brown prepares a decadent French toast Croque Monsieur for Valentine's Day, complete with an orange-thyme syrup. The recipe involves a custard, a unique bread-soaking technique, and a crunchy cornflake crust. Explore the history of Valentine's Day, from Roman emperors to Victorian-era cards.
E11
11. I'll Be Your Daisy
Alton Brown Coo... erm.. MIXES BOOZE! Alton Brown crafts a unique margarita, exploring the history of the "Daisy" cocktail family. Learn to make your own orange liqueur using an immersion circulator for accelerated infusion. The resulting margarita is then expertly mixed and presented.
E10
10. Gone To The Dogs
Some love for the goodest boys and girls. Alton Brown cooks food for canine companions, exploring the history of dog biscuits. The episode features a recipe using sweet potatoes, oats, and sardines, with a surprising ingredient. Learn about the evolution of dog food and the origins of a classic brand.
E9
9. Thigh Man
Thunder lizards and high-quality meat pounding. Alton Brown champions the chicken thigh, exploring its versatility. Learn a unique pounding technique to tenderize and maximize surface area for browning. The recipe features mushrooms, capers, and a delightful lemon-butter sauce.
E8
8. Loco For Cocoa
Taking our cocoa matters into our own hands. Alton Brown explores the history of hot cocoa, from ancient Mesoamerican beverages to modern mixes. Learn to make homemade hot cocoa mix and perfectly fluffy marshmallows from scratch. The detailed instructions cover toasting milk powder and achieving ideal marshmallow texture.
E7
7. All The Word's A Soup
The primordial ooze from which all (culinary) life springs. Alton Brown deconstructs soup-making, revealing a flexible formula. Learn to craft a flavorful broth from aromatics, herbs, and liquids. Discover the six key ingredient categories and master the art of soup.
E6
6. Breakfast Noodles
Carbonara for breakfast? YES. Alton Brown cooks up a unique breakfast noodle dish, drawing inspiration from a post-war Italian pasta. Learn a novel breadcrumb-making method and a surprising pasta-cooking technique. Enjoy a Southern twist on a classic, featuring breakfast sausage and Pecorino Romano.
E5
5. The icing Man Cometh
Because, icing makes literally everything better. Alton Brown makes royal icing from scratch, exploring its history and surprisingly simple ingredients. Learn various application techniques, from piping bags to spatulas, and discover tips for achieving perfect results. Plus, a legal consultation adds unexpected drama!
E4
4. Gluten Free Sugar Cookies
Because, Santa is intolerant. Alton Brown demonstrates gluten-free sugar cookie creation, adapting a classic recipe. The process involves a unique flour blend and chilling techniques. Baking tips and tricks for achieving optimal texture are also revealed.
E3
3. Standing Rib Roast
The standing rib roast. Even if it ain't prime, it's the meat that makes any day a holiday. Alton Brown demonstrates a unique method for cooking a standing rib roast, emphasizing preparation and flavor. The process includes a cheesecloth wrap and a specific seasoning technique. Yorkshire pudding elevates the meal, creating a holiday-worthy centerpiece.
E2
2. PSL Sweet Potato Pie
Alton Brown crafts a PSL Sweet Potato Pie, exploring the history of pumpkin pie and offering a unique twist. Learn to make a from-scratch pie crust and sweet potato filling infused with pumpkin spice latte flavors. This episode features a detailed guide to baking, including tips and techniques for a perfect result.
E1
1. The Big Bird
FINALLY reloading the OG Roast Turkey.
Cast & crew
Created by Alton Brown
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Andrew Rea
Babish
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Gustavo Tosta
Guga
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