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Justine stops by Alice Vietnamese Restaurant and prepares some traditional Vietnamese dishes. Later she visits Earth Sanctuary and prepares a delicious dessert over a camp fire.

Mary invites great pal, presenter and comedian Sue Perkins to spend the day with her. Although a talented cook, Sue always over-complicates when hosting a crowd and never follows a recipe.

Jamie makes cauliflower macaroni, chicory salad with insane dressing, followed by stewed fruit.

Gordon teaches us modern versions of some of the dishes he loved as a child. For breakfast its fluffy potato cakes, for lunch its fish fingers and chip butties, for dinner his mother helps him cook.

Gregg and Chris are going back to basics with the Drews, their youngest family ever. This couple have been through a very tough time, with food being a low priority, this family need a compete overhaul.

The bakers awaken their senses for the first-ever Spice Week, featuring three aromatic and seasoned bakes.

The four semi-finalists face three French challenges, beginning by preparing three types of savoury canapes in just two-and-a-half hours. In the technical challenge they each have to make a Charlotte Royale.

Jamie cooks up a glorious pot roasted ham hock with parsley sauce and uses his oven at the same time to roast a butternut squash, which he then turns into a stunning squash and spinach rotolo.

In Wales, Rick meets the farmer dodging old WW2 bombs to raise salt marsh lamb, goes night fishing on the river Tywi, tries rhubarb pizza and shows us how to home smoke sea trout.

Rick eats the ultimate jerk chicken in Bristol and witnesses the healing power of food at a cafe staffed by victims of modern slavery. He makes a modern UK favourite, the burrito.

Food Safari gets the lowdown on how a top-class kitchen works by joining Guillaume Brahimi for a busy night at his restaurant. We witness how hundreds of exquisite meals are created and served.

In the series finale, Food Safari France is taken on a tour of one of the top Parisienne kitchens with three Michelin-starred chef Guy Savoy, who cooks up some of his signature dishes for Maeve and Guillaume.

The coastline of Sydney sparkles for Cameron Daddo and Hannah Hollis as they enjoy the sophisticated adventure of the city's Harbour and beaches.

Jamie makes cauliflower macaroni, chicory salad with insane dressing, followed by stewed fruit.

Mary invites great pal, presenter and comedian Sue Perkins to spend the day with her. Although a talented cook, Sue always over-complicates when hosting a crowd and never follows a recipe.

Gregg and Chris are in Windsor to help a mum and her 2 boys ditch the microwave ready meals and get cooking.

Amateur cooks duel it out for the right to be called the MasterChef UK Champion.

The auditions continue as eight savvy social media chefs level up corner-store staples, cooking their way to the top kitchen with dishes that taste just as good as they look to earn their place in the competition.

The four semi-finalists face three French challenges, beginning by preparing three types of savoury canapes in just two-and-a-half hours. In the technical challenge they each have to make a Charlotte Royale.

Mary invites great pal, presenter and comedian Sue Perkins to spend the day with her. Although a talented cook, Sue always over-complicates when hosting a crowd and never follows a recipe.

Jamie makes cauliflower macaroni, chicory salad with insane dressing, followed by stewed fruit.

Gordon teaches us modern versions of some of the dishes he loved as a child. For breakfast its fluffy potato cakes, for lunch its fish fingers and chip butties, for dinner his mother helps him cook.

Gregg visits the Nestle factory in York, England to learn how their Aero peppermint bar is made; Cherry learns how colour that is added to food and drink can be created using only plants.

The auditions continue as eight savvy social media chefs level up corner-store staples, cooking their way to the top kitchen with dishes that taste just as good as they look to earn their place in the competition.

Gregg and Chris are in Windsor to help a mum and her 2 boys ditch the microwave ready meals and get cooking.

Amateur cooks duel it out for the right to be called the MasterChef UK Champion.

The four semi-finalists face three French challenges, beginning by preparing three types of savoury canapes in just two-and-a-half hours. In the technical challenge they each have to make a Charlotte Royale.

The search for the creme de la creme of British pastry has reached the semi-finals. Fifteen teams started the competition, but now just six remain. And things are about to get even tougher.

Justine visits Marksie's Stockman's Camp kitchen in Katherine and prepares some bush tucker, and later visits a family run Barramundi Farm outside of Darwin.

Maeve explores flower-based dishes around the world, visiting saffron growers in Tasmania for the world's most expensive spice.

The chocolate magic continues as Kirsten returns with another tasty lineup!

Big Boy the pig is now ready for the butcher. This emotionally charged episode brings us face to face with what goes into putting meat onto our dinner plate.

Rick takes in the white sands and turquoise seas of Noosa, in Queensland, where he meets Sally Jenyns, a TV chef who shares Rick's passion for the sea, boats and fishing.

The blue sea of the Mediterranean beckons. Rick is invited to a beautiful beach party at La Pelosa, where everyone gets stuck into preparing lunch.

A failed potato crop and poor grazing conditions at Motatapu Station force Nadia and Carlos to rethink their entire business model and sell off their remaining sheep.

In the Finale, the remaining bakers take on Patisserie Tacos, a Mont Bleu, and a Tessellate Cake in their final bid for the title of Australia's best amateur baker.

The coastline of Sydney sparkles for Cameron Daddo and Hannah Hollis as they enjoy the sophisticated adventure of the city's Harbour and beaches.

The auditions continue as eight savvy social media chefs level up corner-store staples, cooking their way to the top kitchen with dishes that taste just as good as they look to earn their place in the competition.

In the Finale, the remaining bakers take on Patisserie Tacos, a Mont Bleu, and a Tessellate Cake in their final bid for the title of Australia's best amateur baker.

Jamie picks tomatoes for sticky chicken traybake, makes rice pudding with strawberry jam, pickles homegrown chillies for prawn skewers & prepares green gazpacho soup.

In Morocco, Rick enjoys couscous and tucks into the tagines and mint tea found in the bazaars. His travels end in south-eastern Turkey, where he feasts on kebabs and makes a Turkish-style fast food.

The blue sea of the Mediterranean beckons. Rick is invited to a beautiful beach party at La Pelosa, where everyone gets stuck into preparing lunch.

James creates his own Toad in the Hole with onion gravy and shows how simple it is to create a delicious blackberry and apple mille-feuille out of homemade puff pastry.

The coastline of Sydney sparkles for Cameron Daddo and Hannah Hollis as they enjoy the sophisticated adventure of the city's Harbour and beaches.

Ben is guided by restaurateur Bianca Welsh through Launceston, zip-lining at Penny Royal Adventures, dining at Stillwater, and exploring the Hollybank Eucalypt forest on a Segway.

Jamie picks tomatoes for sticky chicken traybake, makes rice pudding with strawberry jam, pickles homegrown chillies for prawn skewers & prepares green gazpacho soup.

In the Finale, the remaining bakers take on Patisserie Tacos, a Mont Bleu, and a Tessellate Cake in their final bid for the title of Australia's best amateur baker.

Pamela Anderson invites some of today's most sought-after and buzz-worthy chefs to join her on a stunning rural property on Vancouver Island, where together they'll prepare delicious plant-based meals.

The auditions continue as eight savvy social media chefs level up corner-store staples, cooking their way to the top kitchen with dishes that taste just as good as they look to earn their place in the competition.

Food Safari explores the food of Syria - one of the most vibrant cuisines of the Middle East, full of herbs, spices and traditions stretching back many generations.

Food Safari discovers some of the vast range of flavours and dishes that can be found across the expanse of the United States of America. Hosted by Maeve O'Meara.

James creates his own Toad in the Hole with onion gravy and shows how simple it is to create a delicious blackberry and apple mille-feuille out of homemade puff pastry.

Jamie picks tomatoes for sticky chicken traybake, makes rice pudding with strawberry jam, pickles homegrown chillies for prawn skewers & prepares green gazpacho soup.

In Morocco, Rick enjoys couscous and tucks into the tagines and mint tea found in the bazaars. His travels end in south-eastern Turkey, where he feasts on kebabs and makes a Turkish-style fast food.

The blue sea of the Mediterranean beckons. Rick is invited to a beautiful beach party at La Pelosa, where everyone gets stuck into preparing lunch.

For Chocolate Week, the teams face a secret recipe challenge. There's also a showpiece based on a masked ball that requires two types of chocolates and a moving part.

Justine visits Marksie's Stockman's Camp kitchen in Katherine and prepares some bush tucker, and later visits a family run Barramundi Farm outside of Darwin.

Rhys heads to Great Oyster Bay and discovers just why it got its name at Melshell Oysters and then prepares an Oyster dish on the beach. Ben BBQs a whole side of Striped Trumpeter.

Big Boy the pig is now ready for the butcher. This emotionally charged episode brings us face to face with what goes into putting meat onto our dinner plate.

Jimmy unwraps some of his favourite Asian adventures. In Thailand, he reveals an unexpected addition to spring rolls. And in Sri Lanka, our host cracks the case of why coconuts are so popular.

The World Cook concludes with an epic head-to-head. The two finalists discover traditional techniques, face their most difficult challenges yet, and create a gourmet signature menu.

In the Finale, the remaining bakers take on Patisserie Tacos, a Mont Bleu, and a Tessellate Cake in their final bid for the title of Australia's best amateur baker.

The coastline of Sydney sparkles for Cameron Daddo and Hannah Hollis as they enjoy the sophisticated adventure of the city's Harbour and beaches.

James creates his own Toad in the Hole with onion gravy and shows how simple it is to create a delicious blackberry and apple mille-feuille out of homemade puff pastry.

Jamie picks tomatoes for sticky chicken traybake, makes rice pudding with strawberry jam, pickles homegrown chillies for prawn skewers & prepares green gazpacho soup.

The Bikers are in Norfolk hunting for local ingredients for a creative country pub chef

In Morocco, Rick enjoys couscous and tucks into the tagines and mint tea found in the bazaars. His travels end in south-eastern Turkey, where he feasts on kebabs and makes a Turkish-style fast food.

The blue sea of the Mediterranean beckons. Rick is invited to a beautiful beach party at La Pelosa, where everyone gets stuck into preparing lunch.

James creates his own Toad in the Hole with onion gravy and shows how simple it is to create a delicious blackberry and apple mille-feuille out of homemade puff pastry.

The auditions continue as eight savvy social media chefs level up corner-store staples, cooking their way to the top kitchen with dishes that taste just as good as they look to earn their place in the competition.

In the Finale, the remaining bakers take on Patisserie Tacos, a Mont Bleu, and a Tessellate Cake in their final bid for the title of Australia's best amateur baker.

Hugh takes river cottage back to the nation, demonstrating that the RC philosophy has a relevance and a use for everyone on a daily basis.

Rick discovers the story of Italian food in Glasgow plus the best chocolate he's ever had, made by an ex-car engineer. He makes rofiteroles and a Stein family favourite, osso buco.

In God's own country, Rick discovers the history of the Yorkshire pud and how best to make it. He visits the UK's biggest tofu factory and cooks delicious veggie dishes at home.

Two single mums have teamed up to raise their kids, start businesses, and save money. But despite their efforts, family meals often end up being quick and processed fixes instead of savings.