Food
Juliet Sears' carrot patch Easter sponge
It’s carrot cake, but not as you know it! Our resident Star Baker Juliet Sear is back in the kitchen with an Easter showstopper.
Prepare to stun all your weekend guests with this delicious carrot patch cake.
Phil Vickery's American cookies
Sesame Street are preparing to celebrate their 50th anniversary, and the Cookie Monster and Gonger are bringing the party to our kitchen!
As well as telling us all about the celebration and their new series ‘Cookie Monster’s Foodie Truck’, the muppet duo will be offering a helping hand to Phil Vickery who’s cooking them their favourite treat - American style choc chip cookies.
Ruby Bhogal’s lemon meringue nests with homemade lemon curd
Great British Bake Off finalist Ruby Bhogal’s twist on the classic flavours of a classic lemon meringue will impress all your Easter guests. Introducing Ruby’s lemon meringue nests with homemade lemon curd!
Make your own Creme Eggs!
Chocolatier Paul A Young shows us how to make your own fondant-filled egg - and it's Easter so the calories don't count, right?!
Phil's Jersey Royals with broad beans and gorgonzola dressing
You’ve heard of field to fork, well Phil’s taken that quite literally - you can’t get any closer to the source! Phil will be cooking live from one of Jersey’s most famous potato fields, overlooking Gorey Castle.
Juliet Sear's Bertie the Bunny cake
It might be the undisputed king of the supermarket birthday cakes - but could Colin the Caterpillar have some competition?
As Juliet Sear gears up for Easter, she’s made one cake that could rival that trusty M&S treat, as she shows us how to create her very own Bertie the Bunny!
Would you try a battered creme egg?
After we ran a poll on our app, you voted Creme Eggs as your favourite Easter treat, but Simpsons Fish & Chip Shop in Cheltenham have gone one step further, bringing back its deep-fried version!
With various ways to eat it, would you crack it open and pour it into your mouth, use a spoon, dip a chip, or simply pop it in all in one?
Phil Vickery's hot cross buns
According to old Irish folklore, if you share a hot cross bun with someone it will cement your friendship for an entire year.
Phil Vickery is in the kitchen to ‘break bread’ with Eamonn and Ruth and show us his twist on the hot cross bun - but for the more traditional of us, he'll also be making the classic recipe too.
