Rachael Ray Season 10 Episode 58 Rach's 5-Ingredient Steak, Katie Lee's 4-Ingredient Soup & a One-Ingredient Dessert
- December 2, 2015
In season 10 episode 58 of Rachael Ray's popular cooking show, viewers are treated to an episode packed with easy, delicious recipes that utilize only a handful of ingredients. As the title suggests, Rach shares her 5-ingredient steak recipe, which is sure to become a household favorite for its simplicity and flavor. She breaks down the recipe step-by-step, providing tips on how to achieve the perfect sear and cook the steak to the desired level of doneness. Rach also offers suggestions for creative ways to serve the steak, from pairing it with a side salad to topping it with a flavorful compound butter.
Next up, guest chef Katie Lee joins Rachael in the kitchen to share her recipe for a 4-ingredient soup that is perfect for a warm and cozy meal on a cold day. Katie's recipe features butternut squash, which she demonstrates how to peel and chop easily, along with a few other simple ingredients to create a creamy and comforting soup that will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. Rach and Katie chat about their favorite fall comfort foods and offer up ideas for tasty twists on classic recipes.
For dessert, Rachael shares a one-ingredient recipe that is the ultimate in simplicity. She demonstrates how to make a delicious caramel sauce using just one ingredient - sweetened condensed milk - that transforms into a thick and rich sauce after being boiled in a can for several hours. Rach offers creative ideas for serving the caramel sauce, from pouring it over ice cream to using it as a dip for apples and other fruit.
Throughout the episode, Rachael and Katie offer up their expert tips and tricks for cooking with just a few ingredients, stressing the importance of using high-quality ingredients and relying on bold flavors to make the most of limited ingredients. The episode is packed with useful information for home cooks of all skill levels, and is sure to inspire viewers to get creative in the kitchen with just a few staple ingredients.