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Tituss Burgess asks the six remaining chefs to team up and create a steak feast for guest Poppy O'Toole with only limited ingredients.

Ree cooks for Ladd's father and step mother when they visit for dinner. Alongside grilled steaks, she prepares peppercorn sauce, Caesar salad and rosemary rolls.

Ree makes a mouth-watering meatloaf slathered in a spicy tomato sauce with cheesy potatoes. Then for dessert, she makes a classic pecan pie perfect for the holidays.

Ree Drummond makes tasty morning muffins for breakfast, then for lunch a ranch favourite - chicken spaghetti bake as the cowboys burn down the horse barn.

Ree bakes tasty glazed doughnuts and ranch chicken sandwiches for the workers who have a busy day fixing the fence. Plus, the family go fishing in the pond.

Si and Dave prove that homemade can beat shop-bought with their DIY recipes. They make gravlax, jam doughnuts, their own corned beef and an Indian favourite, paneer.

Si and Dave start their new adventure Wales, hunting for unique ingredients to include on the menu of a restaurant intent on winning a Michelin star.

With only six bakers left in the tent, the stakes increase as they face the pastry round. The remaining bakers bring the old fashioned suet pudding bang up to date.

It is the quarter final and now there are just five bakers left, and they face the challenges of unconventional flours and unusual desserts.

James samples the delights of Northumberland, joined by Michelin-starred chef Kenny Atkinson. They learn how mead is made on Holy Island.

Chef James Martin utilises some of the more exotic vegetables in his garden as he makes a spicy chilli dip. He also plays lunch host and presents his home-grown carrots.

Chef James Martin cooks outside in the garden as he embraces just how far his vegetables and fruit have come. He then starts picking his second lot of delicious strawberries.

Ree cooks for Ladd's father and step mother when they visit for dinner. Alongside grilled steaks, she prepares peppercorn sauce, Caesar salad and rosemary rolls.

Ree makes a mouth-watering meatloaf slathered in a spicy tomato sauce with cheesy potatoes. Then for dessert, she makes a classic pecan pie perfect for the holidays.

Ree Drummond makes tasty morning muffins for breakfast, then for lunch a ranch favourite - chicken spaghetti bake as the cowboys burn down the horse barn.

Ree bakes tasty glazed doughnuts and ranch chicken sandwiches for the workers who have a busy day fixing the fence. Plus, the family go fishing in the pond.

Si and Dave prove that homemade can beat shop-bought with their DIY recipes. They make gravlax, jam doughnuts, their own corned beef and an Indian favourite, paneer.

Si and Dave start their new adventure Wales, hunting for unique ingredients to include on the menu of a restaurant intent on winning a Michelin star.

With only six bakers left in the tent, the stakes increase as they face the pastry round. The remaining bakers bring the old fashioned suet pudding bang up to date.

It is the quarter final and now there are just five bakers left, and they face the challenges of unconventional flours and unusual desserts.

James visits the Isle of Man during its famous TT warm-up week. He's joined by Michelin-starred chef and fellow petrolhead, Lisa Goodwin-Allen.

Chef James Martin utilises some of the more exotic vegetables in his garden as he makes a spicy chilli dip. He also plays lunch host and presents his home-grown carrots.

Chef James Martin cooks outside in the garden as he embraces just how far his vegetables and fruit have come. He then starts picking his second lot of delicious strawberries.

Guy Fieri checks out spots keeping it in the family. In New York, a sibling spot pickles, smokes, cures and ferments everything from goat necks to pig ears.

Guy Fieri visits eateries in Key West, FLA, from a funky little shack serving up New England seafood to a tiny food cart cranking out Asian-Caribbean dishes.