Cowboy Coffee Hour with Cowboy Kent and Shannon Rollins
Jul 12, 2026 · 45 min · 11 segments
In this episode, I recap my appearance on Food Network's Cutthroat Kitchen (season 14, episode 5: "The Good, the Hash and the Ugly"), hosted by Alton Brown. I cook through three rounds — hash, steak…
Kent RollinsHost
Shannon RollinsHost
Kent, if you don't mind, you're going to take us back to the cooking competition world.

So to catch people up, you have already beat Bobby Flay with a chicken fried steak.

And now you're about to cook probably in the most bizarre situation I think ever.

so what we're talking about folks is kent's time cooking on cutthroat kitchen if you all are not familiar with that that was a show on the food network and this particular episode is called the good the hash and the ugly

And if you guys want to look back, I actually found it on Amazon Prime or Disney Plus.

Cutthroat Kitchen is not on air anymore, is that correct? But the host is Alton Brown.

So, Kent, if people haven't seen this, give us just the rundown of what this show is about.

And you think, well, that's not bad, you know? But the thing that is the kick in the butt is the sabotage.

Kent, if you don't mind, you're going to take us back to the cooking competition world.

So to catch people up, you have already beat Bobby Flay with a chicken fried steak.

And now you're about to cook probably in the most bizarre situation I think ever.

so what we're talking about folks is kent's time cooking on cutthroat kitchen if you all are not familiar with that that was a show on the food network and this particular episode is called the good the hash and the ugly

And if you guys want to look back, I actually found it on Amazon Prime or Disney Plus.

Cutthroat Kitchen is not on air anymore, is that correct? But the host is Alton Brown.

So, Kent, if people haven't seen this, give us just the rundown of what this show is about.

And you think, well, that's not bad, you know? But the thing that is the kick in the butt is the sabotage.
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