Flavour Network HD

The finalists pour all their pâtisserie passion and expertise into two epic final challenges, where nothing less than brilliance is good enough; for their first challenge, the teams must hit the right trend with a viral pâtisserie window display.

After receiving their black jackets, the final six contestants must create a dish using Omaha steaks; a contestant is kicked out of the competition during dinner service.

The final five contestants prepare gourmet dishes for "glampers"; the creator of the most popular dish receives a luxury trip for two; the contestants face elimination.

The remaining chefs prepare a dinner service after which two contestants will advance to the finale.

The winner is chosen from the remaining two contestants.

The Bungalow in London, Ont.; waffle burgers at The Rumpus Room in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Big Fish in Alberta.

Rotisserie at Boxwood Café in Calgary; unique French fries at Belgian Fries in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Smitty's Oyster House.

Crêpes at Kawaii Crêpe in Winnipeg; old time classics at the Argyle Street Grill in Caledonia, Ont.; Polish food at Skinnytato in Victoria.

Pasta at Black Skirt in Toronto; brunch at L'Avenue in Montreal; Latin cuisine at El Camino's in Vancouver.

Noah Cappe visits the Big E in West Springfield, Mass., to try the turducken sandwich, Country Fried Shepherd's Pie, deep-fried fruit punch and The Big E-clair; Gwinnett County Fair in Georgia features Sunday Dinner Sundae and the Funnel Fried Bacon.

Noah visits the Delaware County Fair for Spaghizza; Freshman 15 Fries; Veteran's Clams 'n' Corn; Holy Cannoli.

Noah visits the Eastern Carolina Agricultural Fair in Florence, S.C. and samples Calzagna and a deep-fried Philly blossom; Noah arrives at the Mountain Mandarin Festival in Auburn, Calif., and savors the Atomic Habanero Tots and The Big Yum.

John visits a Surrey, BC, restaurant for a lesson in making authentically delicious Afghan favorites; he then goes to Toronto, ON, to twirl a fork in some wild green spaghetti; in Edmonton, AB, John gets into the French state of mind.

John gets a first-hand lesson in charcoal grilling and checks ultra-juicy, braised lamb barbacoa tacos off his bucket list; John gets a lesson in fresh noodle making and a taste of the best pork wontons; a mile-high, double-thick pork chop.

John heads to Toronto to count down the 100 layers on a sky-high, pan-fried lasagna; he treks to Chicago to meet the baron of Midwestern BBQ and dig his fork into an award-winning brisket; and a brunch bowl chock-full of West African flavors.

The Bungalow in London, Ont.; waffle burgers at The Rumpus Room in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Big Fish in Alberta.

Rotisserie at Boxwood Café in Calgary; unique French fries at Belgian Fries in Vancouver; fresh seafood at Smitty's Oyster House.

Crêpes at Kawaii Crêpe in Winnipeg; old time classics at the Argyle Street Grill in Caledonia, Ont.; Polish food at Skinnytato in Victoria.

Pasta at Black Skirt in Toronto; brunch at L'Avenue in Montreal; Latin cuisine at El Camino's in Vancouver.

Celebrated pastry chef and chocolatier, Tibballs presents an array of incredibly clever and innovative tricks, tips and cheats to bring the wow factor to home baking; Kirsten believes that chocolate is the key to happiness, and with her simple yet delectable dessert recipes, she might just be right.

Kirsten Tibballs prepares chocolate granola, chocolate crème caramel, marshmallow wheels and date and meringue cake.

Carla Hall goes on a slow and low trek to dig up the roots of barbecue.

It's Cake Week, and the latest batch of bakers are ready to start their competition.

Hosts Andrew Rannells and Casey Wilson direct aspiring bakers who face exhilarating challenges. Paul and Prue wisely judge, sending one home a week until one is crowned America's best.

The Signature challenge starts with a duo of soda breads; in the Technical, a tricky custard-filled treat that demands precision in frying and filling; for the Showstopper, the bakers create a four-legged bread sculpture.

In the Signature, they tackle a tarte Tatin, a caramelized French classic; a Technical that demands finesse with a fancy French pastry; the Showstopper asks for a decorative vertical pie whose layers tell a story through design and flavor.

With a double elimination on the horizon in this stressful Semifinal, the pressure has never been greater; the bakers must create a perfectly baked meringue roulade, tackle sweet and savory pretzels and craft a multi-layered bombe glacée.

Everything is on the line for the top three bakers in the finale; for the signature bake, they take on fruit tarts; the tropical slice technical bake tests them; the bakers tell their story in a three-tiered dessert tower for the showstopper.

Carla Hall goes on a slow and low trek to dig up the roots of barbecue.

Kirsten makes a few apple, cinnamon and chocolate twists; some white chocolate and ginger fudge; a batch of chocolate and jam biscuits.

Kirsten Tibballs, the Chocolate Queen, returns; celebrated pastry chef and chocolatier, Tibballs presents an array of incredibly clever and innovative tricks, tips and cheats to bring the wow factor to home baking; Kirsten believes that chocolate is the key to happiness and with her simple yet delectable dessert recipes, she might just be right.

Kirsten makes a batch of chocolate cupcakes, chocolate-covered toffee apples and some white chocolate and passion fruit flowers.

Kirsten prepares mousse and mocha cheesecake, orange and almond biscotti, chocolate twigs and everyone's favorite fudge sauce.