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Rice and bread dishes are popular, especially the aloo paratha. Asma Kahn cooks prawn biryani, friendship rotis made to share and a syrupy sweet.

Chef Asma Khan celebrates herbs and marinades. Fenugreek methi chicken, the hariyali baked version, and mouth-watering tamarind prawns.

The Bikers offer a taste of Northumberland. This means a celebration of local seafood, a traditional lamb recipe and a new way of serving Si's favourite ice cream.

Ree Drummond gives everything a citrus twist, starting with sticky crispy orange shrimp and lemon pepper tenderloin pasta. Plus, she mixes up a ranch water cocktail.

Ree Drummond celebrates Spring with burrata and spring vegetable toast. Then, she makes roasted pork tenderloin with bacon jam and a cheesy crispy noodle casserole.

Jamie turbo-charges veg with a tasty cottage pie and gets inspired with amazing Indian street food. Plus, he makes a mighty mac 'n' cheese that's full of greens.

Jamie makes a delicious scruffy aubergine lasagne. He explores Asia's biggest fruit and veg market, serves up an Asian bean salad and easy steamed dumplings.

Store-Bought Is Fine. Ina shares how to use store-bought ingredients for cooking shortcuts as she makes raspberry baked Alaska and roasted aubergine parmesan.

Italian. Ina share her secrets and tips for Italian dishes, including tomato aubergine soup with leftovers that become baked pasta with tomatoes and aubergine.

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.

The time has come to cross from Scotland to England, and where better to begin than James' home country of Yorkshire with chef Lisa Allen.

James continues his adventure in Lancashire with chef Lisa Allen. They visit Lisa's hometown, Clitheroe, where they prepare a lovely John Dory dish.

The Bikers offer a taste of Northumberland. This means a celebration of local seafood, a traditional lamb recipe and a new way of serving Si's favourite ice cream.

Ree Drummond gives everything a citrus twist, starting with sticky crispy orange shrimp and lemon pepper tenderloin pasta. Plus, she mixes up a ranch water cocktail.

Ree Drummond celebrates Spring with burrata and spring vegetable toast. Then, she makes roasted pork tenderloin with bacon jam and a cheesy crispy noodle casserole.

Jamie turbo-charges veg with a tasty cottage pie and gets inspired with amazing Indian street food. Plus, he makes a mighty mac 'n' cheese that's full of greens.

Jamie makes a delicious scruffy aubergine lasagne. He explores Asia's biggest fruit and veg market, serves up an Asian bean salad and easy steamed dumplings.

Store-Bought Is Fine. Ina shares how to use store-bought ingredients for cooking shortcuts as she makes raspberry baked Alaska and roasted aubergine parmesan.

Italian. Ina share her secrets and tips for Italian dishes, including tomato aubergine soup with leftovers that become baked pasta with tomatoes and aubergine.

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.

Jamie Oliver whips up speedy smashed lemongrass chicken, flavour-packed sweet potato chilli with homemade nachos, and a chocolate party tray cake.

Jamie Oliver cooks his take on shakshuka with asparagus, broccoli and harissa. Plus, he shares a recipe for pulled pork that can be batched up.

Tom showcases pairs of ingredients that work in harmony. There's turbot with hollandaise, cheese and onion scones and a toffee apple crumble cake.

Tom reveals how his training in French-style cookery has influenced the pub's kitchen and menu. He makes clafoutis, cassoulet and frangipane tart.