Cooking with the Stars: Famous Hollywood Stars' Favorite Recipes

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Check out our super simple chocolate bars with dates and coconut for when you’re in need of something a little sweeter but don’t want all the sugar and carbs, or try our turkey burgers with zesty lime mayo packed into lettuce leaves rather than buns. One of the most popular dishes from the South of France must be ratatouille, it’s a bonus that it’s so simple to make – most of the cooking time is just bubbling away on the hob. Tom Allen desperately tried to make "if it ain't on the plate, it ain't getting ate" a catchphrase, despite it going down like a lead balloon in the studio. Try one of our easy Baileys cocktail recipes such as the Baileys Espressotini which is a creamy take on the classic Espresso Martini, or warm things up with our Baileys Hot Chocolate or Baileys Latte. TV presenter Emma Willis and comedian Tom Allen are back as the epic hosts of Cooking With The Stars.

Whether you have time to slow cook an impressive roast pork, or are just looking for a quick midweek supper, we have plenty of pork recipes for you to explore.If you’re looking for a speedy midweek meal try our crispy Prawn and Courgette Burgers with Sweet Potato Wedges. Served with sourdough bread, the caramelised sauce is great for mopping up off the plate at the end of the meal.

In the first episode, the first four celebrities competed against each other in two separate heats, with the theme being dishes from Great Britain. Our collection of cake recipes aren’t just for the avid baker – you’ll find speedy bakes and fun ideas that’ll make cake-making enjoyable for just about anyone.Viewers will be able to find all the recipes that the celebrity chefs and contestants cook, and recreate them in their own homes.