Join us this weekend, as we celebrate restaurants all across Texas. We’ll sample Chicharron de Ribeye—a signature dish from the restaurant that saved San Antonio’s Fiesta during the pandemic. See how they did it! We also go on the hunt for the best mouthwatering barbecue in Texas and dig into some homemade chorizo from a breakfast haven in Houston. Don’t miss this season opener!
Find your showtime below and get in on the action (and incredible food)!
San Antonio: Mi Familia
Best Barbecue in Texas
Houston: Pecan Creek Grille
IT’S SHOWTIME:
San Antonio – WOAI, NBC 6p Sat
Austin – KEYE, CBS 6:30p Sat
Houston – KPRC, NBC 5:30a Sat & Sun
Dallas/Fort Worth – CW33 1:30p Sun
Corpus – KSCC FOX 9:30p Sat
Amarillo – KVII ABC 11:30a Sun
El Paso – KFOX FOX 5:00p Sat
Tyler – KLTV 11:30p Sun
Abilene – KTXS ABC 4:30p Sun
San Angelo – KTXE ABC 4:30p Sat
Rio Grande Valley – KRGV ABC Noon Sun
Waco – KWTX CW 6p Sun
Bryan/CS – KBTX CW 6p Sun
Midland-Odessa – KWES NBC 5p Sat/ CW 12:30p Sun
Lubbock – KLBK CBS 5p Sun
Beaumont – KFDM CBS 6:30a
Nashville – WUXP MY Net 2:30p Sat
So excited for NEW SHOWS!!!
I really like this and all your Wine suggestions! I’m going to ask my HEB in San Angelo, TX, to “Center” the Wine!!
Hi Pamela-Great idea!! 🙂
Hello Tanji, love the new show. Congratulation. Hopefully you remembered me. We would always sit together at the Woodlands Food and Wine Tasting. I left University of Houston and decided to go into the inter-city and teach Culinary and help start a dual-credit program for the inter-city kids! We were supposed to start this semester, but COVID. We’ve been told that hopefully and with God’s blessing we can start in the fall. I really miss the food tasting!! So excited for you!!! Keep in touch!!
Anthony G. Chevalier
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Anthony!! It is so wonderful to hear from you. Congrats on the new adventure! I’m gonna email ya 🙂
Love your show and information on the computer. However, on your TV station and city listing you write Corpus. It’s Corpus Christi. Big difference. You do not say El for El Paso, Fort for Fort Worth, or San for San Angelo/Antonio. Just saying.
Why advertise John Soules food when HEB doesn’t carry it in Houston? The recipes are great, but need substitute items from HEB.
H-E-B carries the breaded chicken tenders and fajitas under the H-E-B label. The John Soules Foods products are also at Costco, Walmarts and other retailers as well. If there’s a particular product you’d like to find, let me know what part of town you shop in and what product you’re interested in and I can help you find the most convenient source/retailer.