Cooking with the Stars - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Episode 1
Emma Willis and Tom Allen present the celebrity cookery contest in which famous faces are mentored by world-class chefs to compete in culinary battles. In the first edition, actress Natalie Cassidy goes head to head with radio presenter Jordan North, and reality stars Jack Osbourne and Jessica Wright go up against each other, attempting to deliver gourmet dishes on a budget of just three pounds per portion. Who will go straight through and which two stars will face each other in the cook-off? Others taking part throughout the series are Hugh Dennis, Ekin-Su Cülcüloglu, Kelly Hoppen and Shaun Wright-Phillips.
Episode 2
Emma Willis and Tom Allen host as four new stars - reality TV star Ekin-Su Cülcüloglu, actor and comedian Hugh Dennis, author and interiors expert Kelly Hoppen, and former footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips - and their mentors, cook for their loved ones. They'll have to produce delicious dishes with the added pressure of not only impressing the chefs, but their friends and family who will also be in the studio including Hugh's friend David Baddiel.
Episode 3
Emma Willis and Tom Allen host as Natalie Cassidy, Jack Osbourne, Jordan North, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Hugh Dennis and Kelly Hoppen compete in the show's first six-way battle.
Episode 4
Emma Willis and Tom Allen host as stars Natalie Cassidy, Jack Osbourne, Kelly Hoppen, Jordan North and Shaun Wright-Phillips try to impress with family favourite dishes.
Episode 5
Emma Willis and Tom Allen host the fifth series semi-final as the remaining stars celebrate food that provides healthy and nutritious benefits and battle to reach the grand final.
Episode 6
Emma Willis and Tom Allen host the fifth series grand final as the three remaining stars battle it out in their toughest challenge yet before one of them is crowned as champion.
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