Rachael Ray Season 16 Episode 154 "Beverly Hills, 90210" Star Brian Austin Green + Rachael's Hot & Sweet Sausage Ragu

In this episode of Rachael Ray, season 16, episode 154 titled "Beverly Hills, 90210" star Brian Austin Green + Rachael's Hot & Sweet Sausage Ragu, the celebrity chef welcomes actor Brian Austin Green to the show. Green, known for his role in the iconic 90s TV show "Beverly Hills, 90210," joins Rachael in the kitchen to cook up some delicious comfort food.

Rachael starts by demonstrating how to make her Hot & Sweet Sausage Ragu, a hearty and flavorful pasta dish that is perfect for a cozy night in. She starts by browning Italian sausage in a pan, adding in onions, garlic, and red pepper flakes for a bit of heat. She then adds in crushed tomatoes, chicken stock, and a bit of honey to balance out the spicy flavors. The sauce simmers on the stove for a bit while Rachael and Brian catch up and chat about his time on "Beverly Hills, 90210" and his current projects.

Next, Rachael and Brian move on to making a tasty side dish of broccoli rabe. Hearty and nutritious, broccoli rabe is a great option for a vegetable side dish, and Rachael cooks it up with garlic and red pepper flakes to give it some extra flavor.

As the sauce and vegetables cook, Rachael and Brian talk about their shared love of food, their favorite comfort foods, and some of their go-to recipes. They also discuss Brian's work on his current TV show "BH90210," which is a fictionalized reunion of the original "Beverly Hills, 90210" cast.

Finally, it's time to plate up the meal, and Rachael and Brian join together to create a beautiful and delicious pasta dish. They top the saucy rigatoni with a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese and some fresh herbs, and serve it alongside the garlicky broccoli rabe for a perfectly balanced meal.

Overall, this episode of Rachael Ray is all about comfort food and celebrity guests. Rachael and Brian have great chemistry both in and out of the kitchen, and viewers are sure to pick up some great tips and ideas for their own home cooking.