Cooking Channel's first interactive series brings viewers 3 perfect dishes and challenges them to compete by submitting their perfect dish. Winners will be brought to the Cooking Channel studio kitchen to make their perfect dish for Cooking Channel's website. Here's how it works: The TV series brings viewers the three most perfect recipes of a given dish or ingredient. If it's burgers, we'll examine Tyler Florence's classic version using ground beef brisket, topped with bacon, onions and the works. But wait, on Everyday Exotic, Roger Mooking challenges the classic with a ground lamb burger blended with Chinese 5 spice, finished with cucmber relish. Then Giada de Laurentis' tuna steak burgers topped with tapenade and roasted red peppers on Everyday Italian is a total game-changer. So, who's perfect? We'll invite Cooking Channel viewers to send us footage of their perfect dish. The winner gets her own webisode on CookingChannelTV.com.

Most Popular Recipes

All The Perfect 3 Recipes

South of the Border Cornbread Pudding

Meyer Lemon Cardamom Crinkle Cookies

Dark Chocolate Espresso Kissed Brownies with Chocolate Mascarpone Frosting

Vegan Banana Bread French Toast Cupcakes

Portobello Mushroom Lasagna

Golden Finocchio Sausage White Pizza

Coconut Cod

The Bella

Carrot Halwa Blondie Bars

The Rosh Hashanah Sandwich

Sunny's Spicy Spaghetti with Mega Meatballs

Smokey Turkey and Spinach Meatball Sub Sandwiches

Chocolate Drop Cookies with Caramelized White Chocolate Filling

Georgia's Stuffed Banana Praline Pancakes

Bourbon German Chocolate Cake

Lobster Macaroni and Cheese

Powder Puffs

Chocolate Espresso Cheesecake with Ganache

Baby Spinach with Balsamic Roasted Potatoes and Sweet Dijon Vinaigrette

Monkey Tail Banana Cake

Olive Oil Poached Ahi Tuna Mazatlan with Fennel Tarragon Salad

Spinach Bacon Lasagna

Brown Sugar Peanut Butter Crisps

Eggs in Baskets

Sunny's Cheesesteak

The Burger Bar

Maple Syrup Roasted Sweet Potato Pancakes with Citrus Brown Sugar Sauce

About the Host

Kelsey Nixon

Kelsey Nixon began teaching others to cook in college when she created her own cooking show, Kelsey's Kitchen, emphasizing fast, fun and affordable meals.