Trisha Yearwood's "Trisha's Southern Kitchen" begins second season Saturday on Food Network
Grammy-winning country music superstar, best-selling cookbook author and Owasso resident Trisha Yearwood is inviting viewers back into the kitchen for more family-inspired recipes, cherished stories and visits from family and friends with new episodes of “Trisha’s Southern Kitchen.”
The second season of the show premieres at 10 a.m. Saturday on Food Network. Shot in Oklahoma, Season 2′s themed shows range from Southern Brunch and Sunday Supper to Halloween and Thanksgiving traditions to tips on lightening up down-home meals while maintaining their Southern flavor.
Joined by her closest family members and friends, including husband Garth Brooks, Yearwood celebrates the best of Southern hospitality with delicious food, beloved childhood memories and beautiful music in the 13-episode season.
“Trisha’s Southern hospitality, family stories and cooking talents really resonate with our audience and we’re delighted to deliver new episodes this fall,” said Bob Tuschman, General Manager and Senior Vice President, Food Network, in a news release. “Viewers love seeing this unexpected side of one of music’s leading ladies – her passion for food and family, and her playful humor make Trisha a joy to spend time with.”
“I’m so excited for Season 2. Sharing my family recipes and having the people I love most by my side is such a joy,” said Yearwood in the release. “This show celebrates what living life to the fullest is all about, and it’s so gratifying to return to Food Network for a new season.”
In a special episode, Garth joins Trisha to cook the dishes they love making together, including Black Bean Lasagna and Miss Mickey’s Peanut Butter Balls. The new season includes several holiday-themed episodes, with a Halloween costume surprise from Garth’s daughters Allie and August Brooks, a Yearwood Thanksgiving where Trisha reveals the No Baste, No Bother Roasted Turkey recipe passed down from her late mother, and a Holiday Cookie Swap Party.
She dedicates a show to lighter dishes, including Corn Flake Chicken and Apple Ambrosia, that keep the Southern flavor without the calories. Trisha’s sister Beth, niece Ashley and unforgettable Uncle Wilson also visit, as do her college roommate Tina, makeup artist Jennifer and workout buddy Billie.
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