Guy Fieri films in San Antonio for newest Food Network show!

Episode Premiers on August 25th at 8:00 pm Don’t Miss it!

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Beloved TV personality Guy Fieri is coming to Texas for pit stops on his latest Food Network series Guy’s Family Road Trip. Alas, for Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and Austin, he’ll be bypassing those cities and visiting two Texas spots: Corpus Christi and San Antonio.

He’ll be recording footage for two upcoming episodes. The first, titled “Remember the Lone Star State” premieres August 25 at 8 pm and takes place in San Antonio. On this leg of the trip, Guy Fieri and his family catch classic military history at the Alamo before heading to the modern-day Lackland Air Force Base.

Guy, along with chef Robert Irvine, cooks a feast of tri-tip French dip, pork tacos, spatchcock chicken, and Cajun chicken alfredo to thank the troops for their service. Guy and his son skydive with members of the special forces, and then the Fieris head to King Ranch to visit some contemporary cowboys and join in a cowboy cookout of smoked nilgai antelope and all the fixings.

The second upcoming episode, titled “Gulf Dreams,” premieres September 1, and has Guy and family in Corpus Christi. They fish the Gulf for snapper, and then take their catch to a nearby ranch where Guy and his friends fry up the fish for the evening feast.

The episode continues in New Orleans, where Guy Fieri and his family search for the perfect po’ boy. After finding it in the back of an off-the-beaten-path grocery store, Guy meets up with chef Aaron Sanchez, who shows Guy how to make ceviche and a soft-shell crab sandwich. A canoe tour of the bayou ends with a festive crawfish boil in fine Cajun form.

Guy’s Family Road Trip is like a family version of his successful show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. In the series, Guy; his wife, Lori; and his sons, Hunter and Ryder, load up their RV to hit the road on a vacation that takes them from rafting in the Grand Canyon to rolling down Route 66, from Creole cooking in New Orleans to pit stops stuffed with campfire feasts.

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