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00:00The Great British Bake Off is back!
00:03We're joined by celebrity super bands,
00:05Jonathan Ross, Josie Gibson
00:07and Bake Off professionals judge Teresh Finden.
00:11Time for an extra slice!
00:30APPLAUSE
00:35Hello and welcome.
00:36So, a brand-new series of Bake Off
00:38and the standards higher than ever, isn't it, Prue?
00:43That is truly disgusting.
00:46So, the first week was all about cake
00:48and one of the new bakers, Aaron,
00:50wasted no time in stating the obvious.
00:53Oh, God, this bowl is massive!
00:56LAUGHTER
00:57Medical student Jasmine failed to spot
00:59that the cameraman was displaying
01:01a classic symptom of terminal boredom.
01:04That tree is beautiful.
01:05Look at that.
01:06They're, like, in the...
01:08What are they called?
01:09The rings.
01:16Now, someone remind me,
01:17what was that show that Noel used to be in?
01:20What was it?
01:21The Mighty...
01:22The Mighty...
01:23Boosh!
01:25Oh, yes, that's the one.
01:26Thanks to me.
01:27Over to Poy Man,
01:28who perhaps unwisely decided to list the similarities
01:32between her husband and Paul Hollywood.
01:35My husband is also called Paul
01:37and he also got grey hair.
01:39So, it's kind of similar look
01:41and a little bit...
01:43Ch...ch...ch...ch...choppy?
01:49All would be delighted.
01:50And I wonder who will be leaving the tent next week.
01:53Cherish, let's ask you, what are you hoping to see in the tent
01:56over the next few weeks?
01:58Well, I want to see pack and pack of technical skill.
02:01Oh.
02:02Attention to detail.
02:03I want them to channel their energy and personality
02:07into the creation.
02:08And most of all, I like a bit of drama.
02:10Fancy some drama?
02:11Always.
02:12I want everything that Cherish wants.
02:14But I'll tell you what I love about it as well,
02:16and I think you hint at it there,
02:17is I love seeing the bakers excel.
02:19I always feel very sorry when they make mistakes
02:20because they've all got to be amazing bakers
02:22to be there in the first place.
02:23I mean, that's what we all know about them.
02:25But the pressure of being in the tent must be enormous.
02:27But the thing I most look forward to
02:28is getting to know the people.
02:29And it's weird, isn't it?
02:30Because you see a group of people you've never met before,
02:32you know nothing,
02:33and by the end of it you've got favourites.
02:34And it's just such a lovely thing to meet people,
02:36because, as you know, Jo, I don't get out much.
02:39LAUGHTER
02:41The creations already have been quite spectacular,
02:43but I like it when they're really artsy.
02:45And I think Ian really brought it to this episode.
02:48The art on that Swiss roll, my goodness,
02:51I couldn't even draw that on a normal piece of paper,
02:53but on a Swiss roll it was incredible.
02:55Can you just say art again?
02:57Art. Art. Art.
02:59I love that.
03:00My name is Farmer Artie and I like to party.
03:02LAUGHTER
03:04I want to see Prue dressed as Richard Attenborough more often.
03:07LAUGHTER
03:09She did look good.
03:10She did look good.
03:12Coming up later, we'll be asking if our guests
03:15can identify our mystery-style baker.
03:18Now, here's a sneak peek of this week's celeb in their kitchen.
03:22Stay tuned to find out whose hand that belongs to.
03:34But first, let's head back to the tent with a quick reminder
03:37of what went down in cake week.
03:41Twelve new bakers.
03:43And Prue had just one wish.
03:46I wanted people saying,
03:48Gosh, this is their first week and look what they've done.
03:50And we did.
03:51HE LAUGHS
03:52We said, look what Hassan's done with his Swiss roll.
03:56I've had a mare.
03:57I've had a right mare.
03:59And what's Ian done to his landscape cake?
04:02It slipped.
04:03Nadia had a cunning plan to cover up the cracks in her Swiss roll.
04:08Flaked almonds hide a multitude of sins.
04:11Here's how that went.
04:13That's covering up a multitude of sins.
04:15He's trying to work out the flavour.
04:18Layton made a basic error with his raspberry fondant fancy.
04:22Jerry.
04:24Hassan was the first baker to leave the tent.
04:27That was the best-kept secret.
04:29While it was congratulations to Natalia.
04:31It's so beautifully done.
04:33Stunning.
04:34Thank you so much.
04:35Who did Ukraine proud?
04:37Becoming our very first star baker.
04:40APPLAUSE
04:45So, what do you make of this year's bakers?
04:47Who stood out for you?
04:49Well, there's two persons that really stood out for me.
04:52Tom is one of them.
04:53Aaron is second.
04:54He's templing chocolate.
04:56Wow, he is very brave.
04:58And chocolate is ever so difficult to get it right.
05:02I'll tell you who I really like at the moment is, well, I like all of them,
05:04but Ian, partly because of his extraordinary haircut,
05:07cos the mullet is back.
05:09The young people are bringing the mullet back and he is rocking that style.
05:13But also the way he recovered from his cake disaster.
05:15It couldn't have gone more wrong, could it?
05:17Oh!
05:18It's just falling apart.
05:20Oh, man.
05:21Oh, it's so horrible.
05:27It's amazing that he recovered from that, because when I was watching it, I thought, OK, he's out.
05:41That's it.
05:42You know, cos that was...
05:43That looked like more of a disaster than a Swiss roll, but he couldn't cover it with anything to hide it,
05:47whereas he just bunged a load of goop on top and he got away with it somehow.
05:50LAUGHTER
05:51He never gave up and he recovered.
05:54So what he did is that he put a plastic to hold the cake and then he put a cement, what I call a ganache,
06:00to hold the cake and he put that back in the freezer.
06:03And I was so happy that he recovered from the mudslide.
06:07What I found to cook was, like, some of them were just buildings.
06:10Yes.
06:11And that's not really landscape, is it?
06:12I don't know.
06:13It's a building.
06:14It's a view rather than a landscape.
06:16But would you be a sticker?
06:18Would you have insisted on greenery, forest, lake?
06:22Cos the two who tried to put, like, water in there with that gelatin, that seemed like they would set themselves a tough challenge.
06:27And one of them it ran up, it was like a shoe heel, wouldn't it?
06:29It was so sort of rubbery.
06:30Got the texture of a tennis ball.
06:34I quite like an urban landscape, though.
06:36Do you?
06:37Yeah, I would have done Tokyo at night.
06:39Wow.
06:40Oh!
06:41And you can imagine it would have looked amazing.
06:43Let's talk about Tom.
06:46Yeah.
06:47I found some unseen footage of Tom telling us how thrilled he was to spot a major celebrity on his way from London to the Bake Off tent.
06:56I kid you not, I walk past this hotel and I'm like, I really need the loo, I need to dive in.
07:03Dive in.
07:04Who is sat right there in front of me?
07:06But here's Brosnan.
07:07It was magical.
07:08He's in the Thursday Murder Club at the moment.
07:12Oh, yeah, I can't wait for that.
07:14And it's great because if you watch him in that you'll see him do 17 different accents.
07:17LAUGHTER
07:19But I do love him.
07:20I saw him once, he's such a sweet guy.
07:22I remember once, he used to live in North London, he lives in Hawaii now.
07:25And I remember I was driving home one night and I got stuck in some traffic and I just had a glimpse out and he was sitting out there, his wife was buying some shoes and they just had a new baby.
07:32And he was holding the baby up and he was looking at this baby with such love and such focus.
07:38Aww.
07:39It was like the beginning of Lion King when they hold up something.
07:41It was such a lovely thing.
07:42So he is, it's a magical experience meeting Piers.
07:45Aww.
07:46My most magical interview has got to be with Jennifer Aniston because I don't know if any of you have noticed yet, I've got a bit of a funny accent.
07:53And she couldn't quite work me out and she was going, are you, are you a pirate?
07:58And I was like, I was like, no.
08:00I said, I'm Bristolian and I taught her some Bristolian and I kid you not, I had Jennifer Aniston going, write my mucker.
08:08And it was like the best night of my life.
08:11Yeah, she really got into it.
08:12So staying with celebrity crushes, Leighton seemed fixated on someone closer to home.
08:18Leighton came up to me and made me smell his apron.
08:21Smell his apron?
08:24Smell his apron.
08:25Oh, cha-la-la.
08:26That's good, cha-la-la.
08:28Anyone ever had any weird requests from fans?
08:32I had a letter request once and it was from like a bondage wear for bigger girls.
08:38And I'm a bit of a prude on the choir and the biggest joke about it is they said, we've got no money but we'd like you to model our bondage wear and for free.
08:47So I had to decline it, you know.
08:50But yeah, there was not a lot to this bondage wear considering it was for bigger women.
08:55You can imagine.
08:56Well, maybe not imagine.
08:58No, I think I very much can.
09:02I once got asked to autograph a woman's bosoms.
09:07And I said, why?
09:08And she said, because I'm visiting me husband in prison tomorrow.
09:13No, dear.
09:16There were a few mishaps with the signature Swiss rolls.
09:19Here's Leighton.
09:21I haven't sifted in the flour.
09:23Panic.
09:24I've never forgotten the flour before.
09:27Cherish, if someone did that in your kitchen, how would you punish them?
09:32So I won't punish them because I'll end up in a HR.
09:36You know?
09:38If there is a chef that forgotten flour in the cake, I will make sure that he repeat it the whole night until he get it done.
09:49See, look at your face there.
09:51You're getting sort of, I would punish him.
09:55The way you were just then, they should have offered you the bondage gig.
09:58Yes.
10:01Notable mentions go to Aaron and Tom, whose Swiss roll looked like something King Charles would wear at Balmoral.
10:10Or you, Jonathan, would you be seen out in that?
10:12I love a bit of tartan.
10:13Vivian Westwood used to do tartan all the time.
10:15Tartan looks great.
10:16I've worn a kilt on many occasions.
10:18I did wear it when I was hosting Comic Relief one year, and I decided to go commando underneath.
10:22Oh.
10:23No mishaps.
10:25Well...
10:26On a charity show, that wouldn't be great.
10:27As I was going back to the dressing room, I did have to bend and do up the buckle on my boot.
10:31Did the donations go up or down?
10:34No.
10:35And Scary Spice, who was shouting out below, and you're probably going to edit it, shouted out,
10:39Urgh, why do they hang so low?
10:46On to half the...
10:47You asked, you've only got yourself to blame.
10:49Yeah, and I'm not blaming myself, I'm enjoying it.
10:52So, on to Hassan, who wins the Extra Slice Award for Least Appetising Shot of Cake Week.
11:02It's got no stability.
11:04One of my dogs turned three today, and I took him out for a walk in the park, and I picked something up that he left behind that looked just like that Swiss roll.
11:12Oh!
11:13Was there any way of saving it, or was that over, is game over?
11:18No, it's over.
11:19He has to start all over again.
11:20Can you imagine they all collapse?
11:21There's no way that we can pick it up unless you crumble everything together and make it into a ball.
11:27Do you know what's terribly?
11:29Even when I'm watching at home thinking that's a mess, I'm still thinking, give me a straw.
11:32And I wouldn't talk.
11:33That's it too.
11:34Ever since watching Toby in the technical making his fondant fancies, I've had that song going well in my head.
11:41I guess there is no one to blame.
11:45We're leaving ground.
11:48We're leaving ground.
11:50Nothing's ever been the same again.
11:56The final fancy.
12:00Now, we've heard from our panel, now it's time to get thoughts on Cake Week from our very own Tom Allen.
12:08Oh, hi, everyone.
12:11Hi.
12:12Hello.
12:13Oh, hi.
12:14Hello.
12:15Nice to see you, everybody.
12:17Oh, sorry I'm late.
12:19I wanted to be here for the beginning, but I had a hair appointment.
12:24Also wanted to bring along my very own landscape cake.
12:28I did a cake of where I went on holiday this year, which was to Benidorm.
12:35There's a disused shopping trolley there.
12:37A fried egg sandwich, which people were very keen on having.
12:41And some people there who were either sunbathing or passed out from too much booze.
12:45Or dead.
12:49Have you ever been to Benidorm?
12:50No, never.
12:51Keep it that way.
12:54So, Tom, what do you think of the bakers this year?
12:56Oh, Joe, I'm glad you asked.
12:59Let me tell you, a lot of gays.
13:02Oh!
13:03So many gays.
13:05If anything, too many.
13:07I haven't seen that many gays in a tent since Dolly Parton played Glastonbury.
13:11So many gays, they've had to stop calling it a tent, they've started calling it a marquee.
13:15When they said Bond and Fancy, half a dozen people put their hands up.
13:19As a joke, that doesn't actually make any sense.
13:22But I'm gay, so I can say it.
13:25But I am fascinated by all of them.
13:29I'm a little bit obsessed with Leighton.
13:31Oh, classic gays.
13:32Him and his partner Eric.
13:34What a lovely kitchen.
13:36Oh, did you see it?
13:37Lovely walnut work surface, stainless steel splash back on the hob,
13:41but a rug in the kitchen.
13:44What if an oven chip fell into the rug, you tread it in,
13:47suddenly you may as well just be living in a Wetherspoons.
13:49You know what I mean?
13:50The advantage of a smooth floor is whatever you drop, you can still eat.
13:54You can still eat.
13:55Five-second rule, that doesn't count when it's covered in dog hair, does it?
13:58Five-minute rule.
13:59Five-minute rule, right.
14:01And as well, when you look at that kitchen,
14:03they have really made a rod for their own back.
14:05They've got a quartz work surface.
14:07Have you ever tried to keep one of those shiny?
14:09Oh, poor Eric.
14:10I bet he's buffing away all day long, right?
14:14And I was also rather obsessed with Tom.
14:17Saw him wide leg trousers, moustache, two small dogs.
14:20Oh, Tom, we get it.
14:22You're better than us.
14:24I also very much liked following Toby.
14:27I was quite intrigued by that jujitsu that Toby's into.
14:30Did you notice that?
14:31I think I'd seen this film before.
14:33But when I saw it, I think they were plumbers.
14:37But they're a lovely crowd, a lovely crowd.
14:40And I can't wait to see what they all get up to.
14:42Yay!
14:43Hoorah!
14:50Well, well, thank you, everyone.
14:51Now, after the break, some pictures of viewers' weird and wonderful
14:54home-baking efforts.
14:55Plus, Tom will be getting stuck into the bakes
14:58our audience have brought along.
15:00See you shortly.
15:01APPLAUSE
15:16Welcome back.
15:17I'm here with Cherish Findon, Josie Gibson, Jonathan Ross,
15:20and, of course, Tom's here too.
15:22Now, we've asked the audience to share their most shameful kitchen
15:26confessions with us.
15:28Tom, what's our first one?
15:29I worked in a bakery during university.
15:33And a man would come in every day asking for a medium sausage roll.
15:37Mmm.
15:38Mmm.
15:39Maybe it spoke to the dead.
15:40I thought it was strange, because they were all one size.
15:50Anyway, I gave him a sausage roll every day.
15:53And on my last day, I asked why he always asks for a medium one.
15:57The man said, oh, no, a vegan sausage roll.
16:00LAUGHTER
16:04Chalala.
16:05Chalala is right.
16:09So many mentions of sausage rolls there and I didn't make any
16:11innuendo jokes.
16:12No.
16:13Anybody here vegan?
16:15I was vegan for a while.
16:16Oh, yeah.
16:17And I enjoyed it.
16:18And what happened?
16:19I started eating meat again.
16:21LAUGHTER
16:22But I used to go...
16:23When I was vegan, I used to go and get a sausage roll every day
16:26and it tasted just as good...
16:28LAUGHTER
16:29OK, well, I've got another one here.
16:34Uh, OK.
16:35Whilst working in my local pub, a customer requested chips and mayo.
16:40I accidentally served them chips and a summer fruit creme brulee.
16:45LAUGHTER
16:47If the chips were salty, it might be quite nice.
16:49I was thinking that.
16:50It might be quite a nice combination, would you?
16:52Have you got anything to confess?
16:54I can't imagine you have.
16:55I killed a man.
16:57LAUGHTER
16:58I remember I made some pasta for my wife once.
17:03And we have an aga.
17:04Yes?
17:05Oh.
17:06The little aga.
17:07ABC1s.
17:08Those bits you put down at the top, they're curved.
17:10Yeah.
17:11And I'd made the pasta and I'd mixed the sauce in and I rested it
17:14stupidly on the curved lid.
17:16And once I turned round, the whole thing...
17:18Oh.
17:19La Cruce.
17:20Uh, fell...
17:21..onto the floor.
17:22Underfloor heating?
17:23Yes.
17:24And, uh...
17:25I'm surprised you didn't just cook it on the floor, to be honest.
17:28LAUGHTER
17:29And it wasn't...
17:30It's not like I have a dirty floor.
17:31No.
17:32But I do have dogs who've been running around on the floor.
17:34And I thought the best thing to do was just to scoop it back
17:37into the pan and serve it.
17:38Oh.
17:39Yeah.
17:40And it had...
17:41I'll be honest with you, it had a lovely, gritty texture.
17:43LAUGHTER
17:44I wonder, what happened you get back home tonight?
17:48I'll tell you what, a sweet night of hot lovemaking.
17:51LAUGHTER
17:52Just last week, we heard the news that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey
18:03had got engaged.
18:05Excited?
18:06Yes.
18:07Yeah, really.
18:08Now, Lauren from Suffolk positively leapt into action
18:13and less than 24 hours after the announcement,
18:16she'd sent in a picture of the sourdough loaf she made
18:19to honour the happy couple.
18:21Aww.
18:22That is so cute.
18:24Lauren says she's keeping it in her freezer in case, and I quote,
18:27they ever decide to visit.
18:30LAUGHTER
18:32Can you imagine that day when they turn up like,
18:34our car's broken down, please can you take us in?
18:36Well, I'm so glad you dropped by.
18:38LAUGHTER
18:39Just go down the freezer.
18:41I made this loaf of bread for you ten years ago.
18:44LAUGHTER
18:46Meanwhile, Bette Sand from Mid Wales was busy creating
18:49a Victoria's Sponge tribute to another celebrity.
18:52Any guesses as to who it is?
18:54LAUGHTER
18:55It's a Simpsons version of Claudia Winkleman, isn't it?
18:58LAUGHTER
18:59Is it Claudia or is it one of the ones out of Scooby-Doo?
19:02Who's the one with the glasses?
19:03Oh, Felmer!
19:04Felmer, you're in Felmer.
19:06It is, yes, of course it's Claudia Winkleman, apparently.
19:09Oh, I thought it was Liam Gallagher.
19:11LAUGHTER
19:12Have any of you ever baked a brownie tray bake
19:15that just looks really sad?
19:17Lucy has.
19:19LAUGHTER
19:21OK, you've seen the sad bake, how about a happy one?
19:24Angela made a cake for her daughter Izzy,
19:26who loves to eat potatoes in all forms.
19:29So here's what greeted her on her birthday.
19:32LAUGHTER
19:34That's quite sweet, isn't it?
19:36That's a really good potato cake.
19:38Well, the base is cinnamon, apple and walnut,
19:41and the potato is coffee cake.
19:43Oh!
19:44OK, well, over to Emily in Hertfordshire,
19:46who wanted to honour her mum's favourite sheep in cake form.
19:50Here's the actual sheep.
19:52Aww.
19:53I have to say, Emily's done a great job.
19:57LAUGHTER
19:58Let's just compare with Leighton.
20:01LAUGHTER
20:03That's what he made in the tent.
20:05Finally, to Lucy, who spent hours on a cake for her twins,
20:08Ellie and Finn, to celebrate their upcoming trip to Borneo.
20:11She was determined to recreate the majestic sight of orangutans
20:15in the jungle.
20:17Here's what she was aiming for.
20:19And here's the cake.
20:21LAUGHTER
20:22LAUGHTER
20:24Please keep your pictures coming.
20:26Use the hashtag extra slice or go to channel4.com forward slash
20:30take part.
20:31Alternatively, you can scan the QR code that's on the screen now.
20:36LAUGHTER
20:37Thanks for that, Jessica.
20:41OK, brace yourselves, audience.
20:43It's time now for Tom and his whisk to get up close and personal.
20:48Over to you, Tom.
20:49Oh, thanks, Jo.
20:50What a treat to see so many new faces here.
20:53Let's start, shall we, with Carol and Kieran.
20:56Where's Carol and Kieran?
20:58Over there.
20:59Hello, Carol and Kieran.
21:00Hello.
21:01Carol, is it?
21:02Hello, yes.
21:03And Kieran.
21:04Hello.
21:05Nice to see you.
21:06Carol, were you born at Christmas?
21:07No, not at all.
21:08July.
21:09July.
21:10Why were you called Carol then?
21:11I don't know, it doesn't make any sense.
21:12Doesn't make any sense at all, does it?
21:13No.
21:14What would your favourite Carol be?
21:16Christmas.
21:17Mariah Carey.
21:18Mariah Carey.
21:19That's not a Christmas carol.
21:20I can't think of a Christmas song.
21:22That's not a Christmas carol.
21:23That's a Christmas song.
21:24No, it's a Christmas song.
21:25You wouldn't go into church and sing,
21:26All I Want For Christmas Is You.
21:28Would she actually do that?
21:29Yeah, probably, yeah.
21:30Oh, I beg your pardon.
21:31Sorry about that.
21:32So, how do you know each other?
21:33Carol?
21:34Kieran is my manager at work.
21:36Oh, Kieran, you're Carol's manager.
21:37I am.
21:38We work at a posh cafe.
21:39Oh, fine.
21:40Farm shop, yes.
21:41A farm shop?
21:42Oh, I say.
21:43Yes, darling.
21:44Well, good to know we're really hitting the edgy audience
21:46we were looking for on this show.
21:48And you gave, presumably, you had to give Carol the time off
21:50to come here today?
21:51Yeah.
21:52What, my manager?
21:53We had to be like, sorry, we're going.
21:54There's another manager.
21:55There's somebody above us.
21:56How many stratas of management are there in this farm shop?
21:59Sounds like Microsoft or something.
22:01The Mitsubishi Corporation.
22:03You used to own a tea room, is that right?
22:05Yes, I did, yeah.
22:06Tell us about that.
22:07I owned a tea room for seven and a half years.
22:09I went from not being able to make a cake to winning
22:11Tea Room of the Year.
22:13Tea Room of the Year, Carol.
22:15I did.
22:16I did.
22:17Wow.
22:18Nationally?
22:19Hampshire.
22:20Hampshire only.
22:21Very Hampshire.
22:22Hampshire only, but still Carol.
22:23Yeah, yeah.
22:24Who cares about those other counties anyway?
22:26So I got out of that, and a month later I bought a vintage caravan.
22:30Oh, Carol, you're a glutton for punishment.
22:32I am, and I started it all again.
22:33You started it all over again, what do you mean?
22:35Yeah, I did another little mini tea room.
22:36You did a mini tea room in the caravan?
22:37In my caravan, yeah.
22:38Gosh, so, Carol, everywhere you go you just turn it into a tea room.
22:40It's a terrible curse, like the Midas Touch.
22:41Yeah, exactly.
22:42You just go in and look, you've done it right here.
22:43Oh my goodness, it's happened, it's happened again Carol.
22:44You walked into the studio, you're turning it into a tea room.
22:45Goodness me, I bet a scone is going to be £4.50 at minimum.
22:46Oh yeah.
22:47So what is this?
22:48These are tea and coffee related flavours.
22:49Oh, how clever.
22:50Served in the tea cups.
22:51Yes.
22:52So various flavours there.
22:53What are some of the flavours?
22:54Well, just before you touch that cup.
22:55This cup, yes.
22:56That's 105 years old, that cup.
22:57This one?
22:58That one.
22:59Oh my, okay, I shouldn't touch that.
23:0019, 20, you can touch it.
23:01I can touch it.
23:02Of course you can.
23:03That's a strawberry matcha.
23:04Is it indeed?
23:05Yeah.
23:06Lovely strawberry matcha.
23:07Wonderful.
23:08And what's one of the cheaper cups that I might be able to buy?
23:10Probably this one.
23:11This one.
23:12This one.
23:13This one.
23:14This one.
23:15This one.
23:16This one.
23:17This one.
23:18Yes.
23:19This one.
23:20Yes.
23:21Yes.
23:22Yes.
23:23Yes.
23:24Yes.
23:25Yes.
23:26Yes.
23:27Yes.
23:28Yes.
23:29Yes.
23:30Yes.
23:31Yes.
23:32This one.
23:33Yes, I can tell.
23:34Earl Grey and Orange.
23:35And what flavour was that?
23:36Earl Grey and Orange.
23:37Oh, Grey and Orange.
23:38What a lovely combination.
23:39Was this the sort of thing you did in your tea room?
23:41Yeah.
23:42Oh, how wonderful.
23:43Yeah.
23:44Kieran, what do you think about all of these?
23:45It's been hard to sit here and smell them and not eat them, I can't lie.
23:48Oh, Kieran.
23:49Well, you can eat them right now if you like.
23:51Tuck in, Kieran.
23:52Come on.
23:53Oh, I've...
23:54That cafe are lucky to have you, aren't they?
23:58Oh, Kieran, is it nice?
24:01Very nice, sir.
24:02Very nice.
24:03Well, what better praise would you like?
24:04Well, well done, Carol.
24:05Well done, Kieran.
24:07Good luck and get back to work soon.
24:08Yes, thank you.
24:09OK.
24:10Happy Christmas.
24:11OK.
24:12Where's Amanda and Sarah?
24:13Oh, hello, Amanda and Sarah.
24:14Hello, I'll come here.
24:15Yeah.
24:16Amanda?
24:17Sarah.
24:18Sarah.
24:19Yeah.
24:20Amanda.
24:21Who are you?
24:22Mummy.
24:23Who are you?
24:24I'm Sarah's mum.
24:25Sarah's mum.
24:26And now, what we've got here looks like a very special celebration cake, am I right?
24:31Yes, it is.
24:32Very.
24:33So, I am getting married to Anthony next summer.
24:36Oh.
24:37And...
24:38Sorry, they're not the type to clap at that.
24:39LAUGHTER
24:40And, Amanda, when we first... when I first was thinking about the wedding, I wasn't going
24:47to have a traditional wedding cake, I was going to have just like a cheese stack.
24:51A cheese stack?
24:52Well, that was Amanda's...
24:53A cheese stack?
24:54That sounds horrible.
24:55What do you think about that, Mummy?
24:56A cheese stack?
24:57Well, I'm not sure about that at all.
24:58No, I'm not sure at all.
24:59Yes, did you advise her against it?
25:01No, no.
25:02No, no, you just...
25:03Cos I didn't want to offend Amanda.
25:04You didn't want to offend Amanda, but...
25:05No.
25:06You didn't want to offend Amanda.
25:07Sarah, Sarah, sorry.
25:08It is your daughter...
25:10LAUGHTER
25:11..and Sarah.
25:12She's the one getting married.
25:14Yeah.
25:15Don't worry about it.
25:17And...
25:18So, she offered as a present, as our wedding present, that she would make our cake for
25:23us.
25:24So, this is a practice miniature version.
25:25Oh, so you've actually made a practice version of the actual cake you're going to make.
25:29Yeah.
25:30Now, we've got cutlery there, so we've got...
25:31Yes.
25:32Would you like to cut into the top tier?
25:33Yes.
25:34OK.
25:35Yeah.
25:36Do you know what's inside?
25:37It's like a Victoria sponge.
25:38Oh, delicious.
25:39A Victoria sponge.
25:40Looking forward to that generous wedding you're about to have.
25:43LAUGHTER
25:44It doesn't look like a Victoria sponge.
25:47It's going to be such an elegant...
25:49Oh, what's that?
25:50I don't know what it is.
25:52Well, I thought it gives Sarah the best of both worlds.
25:54A bit of cake on the bottom.
25:55It's cheese!
25:56A bit of cheese to me like that.
25:58Oh, lovely!
26:00What a lovely surprise.
26:01Just what you wanted.
26:03Lovely.
26:04Well, good luck with that.
26:05Good luck cutting it next year.
26:07And good luck.
26:10Good luck remembering which one's your daughter.
26:11Yes, I will.
26:12OK.
26:13Thank you very much, Amanda, Sarah and Mummy.
26:15Thank you very much.
26:16OK.
26:17Next, next.
26:18We've got Tony-Anne and Andrew.
26:20Where's Tony-Anne and Andrew?
26:21Hello.
26:22Tony-Anne.
26:23Tony-Anne and Andrew.
26:24Yes.
26:25That's a very inconvenient name to say.
26:26Yes.
26:27Tony-Anne, Andrew, nice to see you.
26:29What is this cake?
26:30It's a carrot cake.
26:31Carrot cake.
26:32Oh, nice.
26:33How come?
26:34Because carrots needed using in the fridge.
26:37Well, thanks so much.
26:39I mean...
26:40OK.
26:41We've got Kirsten and friends.
26:44Where's Kirsten?
26:45Kirsten!
26:46Hello.
26:47Hello.
26:48Kirsten and friend.
26:49Hello.
26:50Hey, Joey.
26:51Oh, nice to see you.
26:52Kirsten and friends.
26:53You all look a bit similar.
26:55Are you related?
26:56These two are...
26:58You're related.
26:59You're not related.
27:00But I'd say you two are related.
27:02No?
27:03Aw, take that one.
27:04Anyway.
27:05Sorry, I'm just recovering from what was such a boring interaction
27:07over there about carrots.
27:11So, there's an interesting ingredient in this cake.
27:12Is that right?
27:13There is, yeah.
27:14What is it?
27:15Kidney beans.
27:16Kidney beans?
27:17Yeah.
27:18It's actually gluten-free.
27:19There's no flour in it, so the protein in the kidney beans
27:21holds it together along with a lot of eggs.
27:23A lot of eggs.
27:24So, that's the...
27:25Instead of flour, you've used kidney beans?
27:27Yeah.
27:28Oh, out of a tin?
27:29Yeah.
27:30Really?
27:31And that works?
27:32It does.
27:33It's amazing.
27:34I mean, I love a cake that's also a chilli con carne.
27:36We're going to have a quick try of it.
27:38Sorry, just to put you out of your misery.
27:39It's very heavy.
27:40Oh, my God.
27:41How do you lift it?
27:42She said it really.
27:43LAUGHTER
27:44OK, quickly, quickly, quickly.
27:48Who wants to try this lovely...
27:51This lovely chocolate cake filled with kidney beans.
27:55I'll try it.
27:56Do you want to try it?
27:57There's no flour in it.
27:58I do like a slice of cake, but I can't imagine a slice of cake
28:00with no flour.
28:01Oh.
28:02I've had gluten-free before, and it normally can be dense.
28:05Just a try.
28:06OK, here.
28:07Can you see any kidney beans in it?
28:09In this chilli con carne themed cake?
28:11It tastes great, and you would not know it didn't have flour in it.
28:14It's amazing.
28:15Wow.
28:16Josie, what are your thoughts?
28:17Really?
28:18I mean, you could only have a little bit, couldn't you?
28:20Because it's quite heavy, but it's really good.
28:21Yeah, especially if you're going swimming.
28:22LAUGHTER
28:24Jerish, what do you think?
28:27I think cut down on the bicarbonate of soda.
28:29OK.
28:30It's very, very strong.
28:31So the favourite profile actually takes over your whole cake.
28:34The bicarbonate of soda.
28:36Oh, look, they're high-fiving over there, just so proud of each other
28:39for trying it.
28:40It's delicious.
28:41It's delicious.
28:42It's delicious.
28:43Jonathan loved it, and Josie really liked it as well.
28:45OK.
28:46OK.
28:47Well done, everyone.
28:48Well done.
28:49OK.
28:50Well, it now behooves me to announce that this week's Starbaker
28:55is...
28:56Carol for her award-winning tea shops that she seems to open everywhere.
29:02APPLAUSE
29:04The person leaving the studio this week is...
29:10Amanda!
29:11APPLAUSE
29:12Because her friend wanted a cheese stack for her wedding,
29:13and instead she just shoved some cheese in a cake.
29:14It's not the same thing, it's the worst of both worlds.
29:15But the good news is, wearing each take away one of our very expensive,
29:16extra-sliced wooden spoons!
29:17APPLAUSE
29:18And if you'd like to join me in the studio with a baked what you've made,
29:21then go to Channel4.com forward slash take part.
29:35Details are down here.
29:37And a big thank you to all the people who are taking your screen.
29:40Thank you so much for watching, I'm a little bit out of my comment.
29:43And if you'd like to join me in the studio with a baked what you've made,
29:46And a big thank you to all of our studio bakers!
29:50APPLAUSE
29:53Great, thanks, Tom.
29:54Coming up, Hassan will be here.
29:56I just hope I can get as much out of him as Alison did.
30:00So what are you thinking about right here and now?
30:02What's going through your mind?
30:03Er...
30:05Not much, actually.
30:07Back in a bit!
30:16APPLAUSE
30:20Welcome back.
30:21I'm here with Cherish Finden, Josie Gibson and Jonathan Ross,
30:24who are about to tuck into some fondant fancies.
30:28Mmm, they look delicious.
30:30But be warned, one of them is stuffed full of wasabi.
30:34Yeah.
30:35None of us know which one it is, so you've each got to take a bite,
30:40right, but don't give anything away.
30:42And we'll all try and work out which one of you's got the fiery fondant.
30:47I'll just have a little sniff.
30:48LAUGHTER
30:50Grab your fondant fancies and take a big old bite.
31:00Audience, see if you can guess who might have the wasabi.
31:09LAUGHTER
31:11Josie, you look sort of...
31:16Yes.
31:19That's lovely.
31:20That is...
31:21Is that really nice?
31:22That's so superb.
31:23LAUGHTER
31:27Right, audience, who thinks it was Cherish?
31:32Who thinks it was Jonathan?
31:34Yes!
31:35And who thinks it was Josie?
31:37Yes!
31:38LAUGHTER
31:43Is it you, Josie?
31:44My God!
31:46I'm actually getting high.
31:47I'm getting high of wasabi here.
31:50Wow, that is strong.
31:51And you put the strongest wasabi ever in there.
31:53I was quite proud of that.
31:54Can I have a taste?
31:55Yeah.
31:57That's a lot.
31:58Oh, you know when your nose starts to burn.
31:59You did really well for about seven or eight seconds.
32:02Then suddenly your eyes started to bulge.
32:05LAUGHTER
32:07Yeah, let's give Josie a round of applause.
32:09Oh, hi!
32:10Hi!
32:11Hi!
32:12That was a lot.
32:13It's a lot.
32:15And now it's time to meet the baker whose Swiss role didn't quite go to plan.
32:20But I'm a massive fan.
32:21Will you please welcome Hassan?
32:22Yay!
32:23APPLAUSE
32:24Hello.
32:25Hello.
32:26I have to say, on behalf of everyone, it's a shame meeting you so soon.
32:40I mean, do you wish you weren't here as well?
32:43Erm...
32:44Just from the point of view of if you'd been able to stay a bit longer?
32:48LAUGHTER
32:49Joe wasn't saying, we wish you weren't here, full stop.
32:52How did your friends and family react to you being on Bake Off?
32:56My mates and that all thought that, like, I was getting married or something.
33:00I told them, yeah, I've got a big secret.
33:03And I'm like, oh, you're getting married?
33:04Like, no, no, no.
33:05And they're like, you've got someone pregnant.
33:07And they're like, no, no, no, no.
33:08LAUGHTER
33:10Not that either.
33:11Like, I'm going on Bake Off.
33:12And then they're like, oh, that's good.
33:14LAUGHTER
33:15And what was it like with all the cameras around?
33:18A bit on edge.
33:20I found it quite...
33:21I'm not very good in front of the cameras, I think.
33:23I'm more of a behind-the-camera person.
33:25It was a little bit nervous on edge, cos you're just doing your baking
33:28and then, like, you see, like, a camera slide into view.
33:30Do you understand that, Josie?
33:32Can you remember the first time you were in front of the cameras?
33:35Joe, I should not be sat where I am today.
33:38The first time I went into this morning's studio,
33:40I had to do a competition in front of the cameras,
33:42and I'm not joking, I had a full-on panic attack.
33:44I could not breathe, I couldn't get my words out,
33:48I was sweating, it was horrible.
33:50It's so much so that my brother phoned me after,
33:52he went, well done, you have just made a right tit at yourself.
33:55LAUGHTER
33:56I said, oh, thanks.
33:57But they stayed with me, but I understand that feeling,
34:00it is horrible.
34:01What would you say if I asked you to make me a Swiss roll?
34:05Erm, how much time do I get?
34:08LAUGHTER
34:09To be fair, you got off to an unlucky start.
34:14Oops.
34:16LAUGHTER
34:18But I have to admit that when I watched you
34:20pulling the caramel onto your ganache, I was pulling my hair.
34:23I wanted to put on my apron and jump in to help you.
34:26Oh.
34:27Where were you?
34:28LAUGHTER
34:29I'll speak to Paul the next time.
34:32Yeah, yeah, yeah.
34:33Your caramel Swiss roll did have a couple of issues, didn't it?
34:36Namely the caramel and the Swiss roll.
34:39Swiss roll, yeah.
34:40Erm...
34:41Yeah.
34:42Have a look.
34:43My caramel seats are quite bad.
34:45I'll have to do it again.
34:46Oh.
34:47It's got no stability.
34:49LAUGHTER
34:50What do you think, Jonathan?
34:52I felt really sorry for you, because I can see what happened.
34:54You know, time had run away with you.
34:55Yeah.
34:56A Swiss roll is really hard to make anyway.
34:58And I know from my brief time, I was in the tent for one
35:00of the charity versions, and I know when you make a mistake,
35:03they don't help you.
35:04It's a bit like a wildlife show when they see the baby turtles
35:06going to the sea.
35:07LAUGHTER
35:08Why don't you stop the seagulls eating them?
35:10It's like, why didn't you let them cool the caramel?
35:12But they don't, because I turned on the oven when I did.
35:14This will hopefully make you feel better.
35:15And I put the oven on to grill when I was going to be making a cake.
35:18LAUGHTER
35:19To grill a cake, so I had a bigger disaster.
35:21But I really felt for you, because I can see you're obviously
35:23a great baker, or you wouldn't be in the competition
35:25in the first place.
35:26And I know if you hadn't had that misfortune on that show,
35:28you'd probably be in much longer.
35:30So hopefully you did have a great time, and hopefully,
35:32you know, everyone knows you can do it.
35:33Yeah.
35:34And have the judges loved your flavours?
35:35Here's Paul.
35:36Flavour-wise, stunning.
35:37Absolutely delicious, but looks like it's been dropped out of a tree.
35:40LAUGHTER
35:45Oh, thank you, Joe.
35:46Yes, lots of questions, I think, from the audience.
35:49Who would like to start us off?
35:51You!
35:52LAUGHTER
35:54Stand up.
35:55What's your question for Hassan?
35:57How old were you when you started baking?
35:59No.
36:00Erm...
36:01Don't know.
36:02Erm...
36:03Lovely, lovely.
36:04Good answer.
36:05Next question.
36:06OK.
36:07Oh, yes, madam.
36:08Do stand up.
36:09Who taught you to bake?
36:10Er, a lot of it's self-taught.
36:12But, yeah.
36:13I did a little bit with, like, my mum when we were little,
36:15but she wasn't much help afterwards.
36:17LAUGHTER
36:18Lovely.
36:19I mean, I think we've got time for just one more question.
36:21Who'd like to ask a question?
36:23Yes, yes, yes.
36:24So, I've decided to, er, make a cake just like your Swiss roll.
36:28I just want to know what technique did you use to throw out of the tree?
36:31LAUGHTER
36:33That's a great question there, Hassan.
36:35You know, er...
36:37LAUGHTER
36:39Natural-born talent, that's what it is.
36:41LAUGHTER
36:42Thanks, Tom.
36:43And very illuminating, the answers were, too, Hassan.
36:46Well done.
36:47Now, the showstopper, you went for your Japanese bamboo forest cake.
36:51Yes.
36:52Where was it?
36:53So...
36:54I know, don't say Japan, but...
36:55LAUGHTER
36:56We went to Kyoto, and then that was one of the tourist attractions we went to.
37:00Right.
37:01So we went to loads of, like, temples and that, er, is it Arashiana bamboo forest.
37:05That's beautiful.
37:06Yeah, it's really nice.
37:07Paul and Prue did say it tasted amazing.
37:10And let's see how you handled one of Prue's probing questions.
37:13Have you practised it?
37:15Yes.
37:16Tish.
37:17Do you want to see my absolute favourite moment from your time in the tent?
37:32Go on, then.
37:33All right, here we go.
37:34WHISTLE BLOWS
37:39LAUGHTER
37:40So, you're an analytical scientist by day, but a quiz fanatic by night.
37:47I did a pub quiz this week, actually.
37:50So they had a round where you had to guess what the logos were for things.
37:54LAUGHTER
37:55And there was only one we vaguely recognised.
37:58And my friend who's a gynaecologist went,
38:00I'm sure it's Tampax.
38:02So we put Tampax down and it was Adidas.
38:04Anyway.
38:05LAUGHTER
38:07What can you do?
38:09What's your favourite quiz on TV?
38:12I really like The Chase.
38:14I think I used to, like, come back from work and then, like,
38:16The Chase would be on and I'd just watch it.
38:18Like, if I wasn't going to the gym or something, I'd just watch The Chase.
38:21Thank goodness for that, cos we've got a message for you from a fan.
38:25OK.
38:26Hello, Hassan.
38:27It's Anne here at The Governess.
38:29I wanted to send a quick message to congratulate you
38:32on making it into the Bake Off tent.
38:35What an incredible achievement.
38:37You're a fellow quizzer, a fellow Clever Clogs, a good egg,
38:41and I salute you.
38:43Aww.
38:44APPLAUSE
38:46Thanks, Hassan.
38:51Stay with us because Tom will be back with a gift for you,
38:54plus Cherish, Josie and Jonathan will be braving
38:57the Extra Slice Celebrity Challenge back in a bit.
39:01APPLAUSE
39:03Welcome back. I'm here with Cherish, Josie and Jonathan,
39:16and Hassan's with us as well.
39:18OK, right, no offence, you lot, but we're about to see a real star.
39:23We asked a famous face to do some baking in their kitchen.
39:27See if you can work out who it is.
39:30They've dropped a couple of clues along the way.
39:46What's it? Remember set alarm?
39:48Early morning person.
39:49Early morning person.
39:51Yeah.
39:52Jeff Frazier.
39:53Is it? Yeah, could be.
39:54Jeff Frazier.
39:56Oh, my God.
39:58Oh, I know who it is.
39:59Oh.
40:00I think I...
40:02Maybe I don't.
40:03I think I do.
40:04No.
40:05He was so blonde, I think, Jeff Frazier...
40:07He's so blonde, but he had a bit of...
40:09I think I saw a bit of silver in there in the head, didn't you?
40:11Yes.
40:12And his hand was quite like that.
40:13Like that?
40:14Yeah.
40:15LAUGHTER
40:16Who are you thinking over this side?
40:19We said Donald Trump, but...
40:21Donald Trump?
40:22It would be a good answer.
40:23It would be a terrible answer.
40:25LAUGHTER
40:26Who do you think it is, Jonathan?
40:27Well, the clue we saw there, it says something like,
40:28remember the set alarm clock?
40:30So, I'm guessing it's someone who does early morning stuff.
40:32And Jeff Frazier used to do an early morning radio show,
40:34didn't he?
40:35Yeah, and he works on This Morning as well.
40:36But Richard Madeley does This Morning and he does the early bit,
40:38so I'm going to go with Richard Madeley for that.
40:40And also, you thought you had a hand like that.
40:43Yeah.
40:44Yeah.
40:45Which gives us nothing.
40:47LAUGHTER
40:48Oh, it's Freddie Flintoff.
40:50No, why do you think...
40:52LAUGHTER
40:53Because I'm just thinking of how Blondie is.
40:55How Blondie is in the kitchen.
40:57Can we ask the audience to help as well?
40:59No.
41:00Oh, yes, all right then, go on.
41:01Yeah.
41:02OK, so if we were to say Jeff Frazier, what sort of reaction does that get?
41:04No.
41:05Richard Madeley, what does that get?
41:06Yes!
41:07See?
41:08Well, there we go.
41:09One final one.
41:10Donald Trump.
41:11LAUGHTER
41:12Well, let's find out.
41:14Oh, I see what you mean about that.
41:16Yeah.
41:17Oh, my God!
41:18Yes!
41:19Come on!
41:20He's got some Irish in!
41:21Of course, he's got the blonde in, hasn't he?
41:23Son in for the summer.
41:24APPLAUSE
41:25We're turning the spotlight back on you,
41:27because here comes Tom now with his trolley of dreams.
41:30APPLAUSE
41:37Hassan, hello!
41:43If you were to tell me the absolute best thing about being on Bake Off,
41:46what would you say it was?
41:48Meeting, like, the other bakers.
41:50I think, like, you meet, like, a bunch of people
41:52that you instantly click with and you get along well with.
41:55It's quite welcoming as well.
41:57Oh, that's nice to hear.
41:59Everyone says that, though, so...
42:02LAUGHTER
42:04Is there anything else you could possibly think of?
42:06OK, well...
42:09LAUGHTER
42:10Well, Hassan, I'm afraid it's time to say goodbye,
42:14but we'll never forget your tree-themed baking.
42:17Yes, if you weren't dropping Swiss rolls out of them,
42:21you were creating a leafless bamboo forest.
42:24You may not have done so well with the baking,
42:26but you absolutely smashed it with the pilates.
42:30LAUGHTER
42:33Well, we've genuinely loved watching you in the tent
42:35and we're very sorry to see you go.
42:37And now, Hassan, let's enjoy a look back at your time in the tent.
42:41All right.
42:43I'm in the tent, but it's a bit odd,
42:46cos it's like, oh, I've seen that on TV,
42:48so it's like, what am I doing here?
42:49How far do you think you could go in this competition?
42:51You could get through today, right?
42:53Maybe tomorrow?
42:55I'm just kind of going with the flow.
42:57I proper mugs it.
42:58Wow.
42:59If I had a ball of ice cream next to this in a bowl,
43:01I would be totally happy.
43:03Yeah, absolutely.
43:04Flavour-wise, stunning,
43:05but it looks like it's been dropped out of a tree.
43:07How's it going, Hassan?
43:08I'm rushed for time.
43:09I love the cake.
43:10Beautifully baked.
43:11Beautifully spiced.
43:13I did expect it, though,
43:15and even though it's been a short-lived experience,
43:17I've enjoyed it a lot.
43:19Yay!
43:26So, Tom, if you could do the grand unveiling
43:29of the special memento that we'd like to give our bakers.
43:37Oh, wow.
43:39So, there you are, Hassan,
43:40touch your hand with your bamboo cake
43:42and a brand-new sieve to replace the one you broke.
43:47Hassan, everyone!
43:56Right, our guests have passed judgement over the challenges in the tent.
43:59Now it's time to face their own.
44:01To find out this week's challenge,
44:03it's over to our state-of-the-art Selectatron.
44:07And your challenge is whipped to a frenzy.
44:21APPLAUSE
44:22All right, Cherish, Josie and Jonathan, you each have a bowl of fruit.
44:28The goal is to land as much fruit as you can onto a target,
44:34which is covered in whipped cream.
44:36Can we bring forth the target, please?
44:39Woo!
44:40Woo!
44:49I look like I'm a high court judge or something.
44:53You look like a minion.
44:54Like a minion.
44:55Like a minion.
44:56LAUGHTER
44:57When the klaxon sounds, time's up,
44:58and the person who manages to land the most fruit on Tom's head
45:03will win.
45:04OK?
45:05Hold it, hold it.
45:06Wait.
45:07Jonathan, thank you.
45:08OK.
45:09I've waited years for this.
45:10LAUGHTER
45:11Right.
45:12On your marks, get set, and go!
45:18On his head!
45:36And time is up!
45:38LAUGHTER
45:43What I can see the most of by a long...
45:46..err...
45:49..err, it's definitely grapes.
45:50Yes!
45:51Oh!
45:52So...
45:56Let's just enjoy a slow-mo replay, shall we?
45:59LAUGHTER
46:01LAUGHTER
46:09Cherish, I knew you had it in you, OK?
46:13That's it for this week.
46:14A big thank you to Tom, to Hassan, and to our celebrity panel,
46:18Cherish Findon, Josie Gibson, and Jonathan Ross.
46:21See you same time next week.
46:22Bye!
46:23CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
46:24APPLAUSE
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