An unorthodox approach to cupcakes has the Wall wondering if they are a half-baked idea; black currant jam is revealed in Chef Lenore Johnson's pantry; Chef Ricardo Larrivée inspires the final two home bakers to go to the carnival.
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An unorthodox approach to cupcakes has the Wall wondering if they are a half-baked idea; black currant jam is revealed in Chef Lenore Johnson's pantry; Chef Ricardo Larrivée inspires the final two home bakers to go to the carnival.
A French Clafoutis has the chefs intrigued; peanut butter is revealed in Chef Steve Hodge's pantry; in the final round, the last two home bakers must make a sandwich dessert.
Chef David Rousseau opens his pantry to reveal vanilla bean and lime.
A home baker's addition of fish sauce to a brownie recipe has the Wall wondering if they will flounder; chef Joanne Yolles spices things up with the ginger in her pantry; a childhood memory is the inspiration for the last round.
A home baker introduces ``the Wall`` to wheel cakes in the Crowd-Pleaser round, and Chef Raveena Oberoi's pantry is opened to reveal cereal and milk.
The home bakers start out with the desserts that made them famous in their own worlds; Chef Christine Cushing churns things up with the apple butter in her pantry; the final two home bakers make desserts that feature classic flavor combinations.
Beehive cakes cause a buzz; Chef Jo Notkin gets the home bakers moving in a sweet and tangy direction with the dark chocolate and tahini in her pantry; inspired by a piña colada tart, the final two home bakers must leverage a beverage.
A French Clafoutis has the chefs intrigued; peanut butter is revealed in Chef Steve Hodge's pantry; in the final round, the last two home bakers must make a sandwich dessert.
An unorthodox approach to cupcakes has the Wall wondering if they are a half-baked idea; black currant jam is revealed in Chef Lenore Johnson's pantry; Chef Ricardo Larrivée inspires the final two home bakers to go to the carnival.
A savory crowd-pleaser makes a splash in the first round, and the maple sugar in Chef Patrice Demers' pantry has the home bakers saying ooh Canada; the final two home bakers take a layered approach to bringing home the title and 10,000 dollars.
The home bakers take inspiration from family favorites to create their crowd-pleasers; Chef Andrew Han presents the bakers with bananas and black sesame paste in his pantry; Chef Anna Olson asks the final two home bakers to re-invent a classic.
One home baker tries to go with the flow with a lava cake; Chef Lynn Crawford hits a sweet spot with the Meyer lemons and honey in her pantry; it's an all-out cookie war to see who take home the prize.
Beehive cakes cause a buzz; Chef Jo Notkin gets the home bakers moving in a sweet and tangy direction with the dark chocolate and tahini in her pantry; inspired by a piña colada tart, the final two home bakers must leverage a beverage.
The home bakers start out with the desserts that made them famous in their own worlds; Chef Christine Cushing churns things up with the apple butter in her pantry; the final two home bakers make desserts that feature classic flavor combinations.
A home baker introduces "the Wall" to wheel cakes in the Crowd-Pleaser round, and Chef Raveena Oberoi's pantry is opened to reveal cereal and milk.
A home baker's addition of fish sauce to a brownie recipe has the Wall wondering if they will flounder; chef Joanne Yolles spices things up with the ginger in her pantry; a childhood memory is the inspiration for the last round.
Chef David Rousseau opens his pantry to reveal vanilla bean and lime.
One home baker tries to go with the flow with a lava cake; Chef Lynn Crawford hits a sweet spot with the Meyer lemons and honey in her pantry; it's an all-out cookie war to see who take home the prize.
The home bakers take inspiration from family favorites to create their crowd-pleasers; Chef Andrew Han presents the bakers with bananas and black sesame paste in his pantry; Chef Anna Olson asks the final two home bakers to re-invent a classic.
