Fatone's Camarones

In episode 1 Team Racheal's food theme was "Hot In The City" (Spicy Foods) and Team Guy's food theme: Mexican Foods. The task was for each celebrity to cook a dish that would feed 150 people. Then they had to serve the food and then each team had to entertain the people as a team. Joey made Fatone's Camarones, which are shrimp kabobs.

After everyone has eaten they are given a token and have to vote. They drop a token in either Rachael or Guy's jar. Then they have to fill out a ballot deciding which was the best and worst food from that team. The tokens from each jar were counted and the one with the least amount of tokens were the losing team. The other team was safe from elimination. The losing them were then told which two celebrity from that team was the bottom two. Those two had to compete one more time against each other. The losing team was Team Rachael.

Taylor Dane and Aaron Carter were in the bottom two. They were given 10 minutes to cook a dish that used the secret ingredient, which was shrimp. They both made a shrimp scampi dish with Aaron losing and going home.

Joey is in a celebrity cooking show called "Rachael vs Guy Celebrity Cook-Off.

Two of the world's best-known culinary personalities will lead star-studded teams of amateur cooks in a fun, fast-paced culinary fight to the finish on the new Food Network prime-time series Rachael vs. Guy Celebrity Cook-Off. The six-episode show is set to premiere on January 1 at 9pm ET/PT.

Emmy®-winning talk show host and Food Network icon Rachael Ray and best-selling cookbook author and successful restaurateur Guy Fieri will serve as coaches and mentors to eight multi-talented celebrities, all of whom are passionate about food and cooking. Divided into Team Rachael and Team Guy, the contestants will face intense weekly challenges that are sure to have them working, fighting and laughing as they race against the clock to prepare elaborate meals for up to 150 guests. The winning and losing teams will be chosen by the guest diners — and between two bottom-rated contestants from the losing team, one member will be sent home each week. The last celebrity standing at the end of the season will win a cash donation to his or her favorite charity.

"What do you get when you combine me, Guy, eight celebrities and industrial stoves? You'll have to wait and see, but I can say it's hot times in the city and on the set. What a blast — these pros are from all different fields and they are cooking up a storm for dozens, even hundreds of judges, daily," said Rachael.

"I'm absolutely psyched to work on this show. Rachael and I have been friends for years and being able to work with her in this capacity for the first time is a blast. It's also great to see the celebrity contestants so excited about food and putting themselves out there," said Guy. "There is some serious competition among them to win for their favorite charities and the action is nonstop."

The show's all-star lineup includes:

Summer Sanders – Two-time Olympic gold medalist swimmer and national sportscaster

Lou Diamond Phillips – Golden Globe®-nominated actor (Stand and Deliver, SGU Stargate Universe)

Aaron Carter – Multi-platinum-selling recording artist and actor (Popstar, Supercross)

Joey Fatone – Singer, actor, television personality and founding member of top-selling supergroup ‘N Sync

Taylor Dayne – Chart-topping recording star and actress (Broadway’s Aida, television’s Nightman)

Coolio – Grammy®-winning hip-hop artist

Cheech Marin – Grammy-winning® comedian, screenwriter and actor (Judging Amy, Cars 2)

Alyssa Campanella – Winner, Miss USA 2011 and Runner-Up, Miss Teen USA 2007

The celebrities were divided into two teams, team Guy and team Rachael. Rachael's team consisted of Aaron Carter, Lou Diamond Phillips, Summer Sanders, and Taylor Dane. Guy's team consisted of Alyssa Campanella, Cheech Marin, Coolio, and Joey Fatone.

The show airs on the Food Network on Sundays at 9pm/8c. Please check your local listings for channel and time.