Ben de Lisi drew on his Italian cooking skills to prepare this broccoli pasta dish in the celebrity week of Come Dine With Me.
Jamaican flavourings and the classic Caribbean accompaniment of rice and pea, make for a sunshine filled chicken dish.
Ulrika surprises everyone when she doesn't cook anything Swedish, instead opting for risotto and sea bass.
Comedian Helen Lederer hosta this evening and it's a night to remember for all the wrong reasons.
It's the final night and a winner will be announced, Once host David quantick get's his steaks on the table.
Anneka Rice, Linda Robson, Aggie MacKenzie, Rowland Rivron and Toby Young take it in turns to hold a dinner party for each other
No-nonsense EastEnders star Laila Morse, AKA Big Mo, joins in a culinary clash with comedian Bobby Davro, boy-bander turned DJ, Dane Bowers, and international glamour-puss Dani Behr. The four nights of celebrity feasts feature scantily-clad hula girls, a bit of nipple licking, some celebrity fart chat, a guest appearance from Elvis and, for one poor celeb, a trip to hospital.
TV presenter Yvette Fielding, ex-Atomic Kitten, Natasha Hamilton, comedian Roy Walker and Bruce Jones from Corrie take part in a celebrity cook-off featuring French kissing and some very bad singing.
Music impresario David Gest joins in a festive culinary clash with former EastEnder Hannah Waterman, TV gardener Diarmuid Gavin and Loose Women presenter Sherrie Hewson. Four nights of Christmas shindiggery follows featuring carol singers, live reindeer, hungry celeb guests nipping off for a pizza, inappropriate gifts, bizarre fancy dress, plastic surgery revelations, and a Hollywood legend serving canapés.
The completion starts with Julia Bradbury who gets ready to entertain Hollyoaks heartthrob Philip Olivier; ex-MP Edwina Currie; and entertainer Christopher Biggins
It's Philip Olivier's turn to host and things don't start well as he's battling a terrible hangover from the night before. He eventually gets it together, but forgets to serve wine.
Edwina Currie's going for an ambitious menu of individual beef Wellingtons and a pistachio soufflé, but disaster strikes when there's a power cut at her country pad
The final host is Biggins who spends so much time arranging the flowers and talking about Joan Collins that his mousse starter ends up like a soup
A wintertime celebrity edition with former newsreader Jan Leeming, ex EastEnder Dave 'Keith' Spinx, singer Javine, and ultimate undercover reporter Donal MacIntyre. Expect love, lust, nudity, tears and... Fried Balls.
This celebrity special sees the coming together of old school entertainer and game show host Tom O'Connor, the scary Queen of Clean Kim Woodburn, the tabloids' favourite 'love rat' Darren Day, and scouse actress and star of the stage Claire Sweeney, as they compete for the £1000 charity prize.
A game show special featuring much loved faces from the shiny world of tricky questions and glittering prizes. Strike It Lucky host and tabloid favourite Michael Barrymore takes on Anthea Redfern from The Generation Game, Wheel of Fortune babe Jenny Powell, and the man who was once synonymous with the word mullet, Funhouse frontman Pat Sharp. Highlights of the four nights of dining include Barrymore trying to lick dip off Anthea's foot, stealing food off other people's plates, and smashing the crockery - leaving Anthea no choice but to lock him in the garden. Meanwhile, Jenny Powell fears that Pat has become much too interested in her chest, and then her meal ends in a food fight with Jenny covered in cream!
Four glam footballers' other halves are putting down the shopping bags and picking up the utensils, as they battle to win the culinary cup in Come Dine With Me WAGs Special The gloves are off and the heels are on, as the wives and girlfriends prove they're more than just pretty faces. First up is Jude, wife of French striker Djibril Cissé, who puts the other girls to the test by serving up a 'papaya salad'… made from cucumber. Chantelle Tagoe, missus of England striker Emile Heskey, is as keen to show off her shoe collection as her cooking, while the centerpiece of Jessica Lawlor's evening is her decadent décor, including a flotation tank and television built into her bed. Meanwhile, former Page 3 girl, Nicola T, is out to prove her premier league credentials with a night of fairy costumes, magical entertainment and scintillating conversation. "For some reason I always end up talking about willies…" she says.
Retired footballers Neil 'Razor' Ruddock, John Fashanu, Carlton Palmer and Frank Worthington go shin pad to shin pad in a week of merciless dressing room banter and surprisingly complicated cooking
This celebrity special features former model Janice Dickinson, reality TV star Calum Best, TV presenter Jeff Brazier and former Page 3 popstress Sam Fox.
In this special edition all the contestants - or should that be housemates? - are former Big Brother winners. Stepping up to the plate are series 2 winner - quick-witted, cheeky Irish chappy Brian Dowling; Big Brother 5 champion - passionate, Portuguese Nadia Almada; 2007 winner - Essex wide-boy Brian Belo; and 2009's gorgeous victor - glamour model Sophie Reade. The week starts with Brian Dowling, who quickly regrets presenting a rather easy menu. Nadia makes it clear from the outset that she is going to be quick with the criticisms and is less than impressed with some of Sophie's dopey comments (she asks if potatoes grow on trees) or Brian's uncouth behaviour. On night two Nadia is convinced that she's going to win with her authentic Portuguese menu. It's not long before conversation turns to this week's hot topic - breasts - and an eye-watering anecdote from Nadia leaves everyone shocked. Brian Belo plays host on night three and there are farcical scenes as the novice chef attempts to prep his ambitious menu, and yet more flirting between Brian Belo and Sophie, culminating in a cheeky kiss. On the final night 'stranger to vegetables' Sophie hosts, with a minimal menu and an even more minimal outfit. At the table, Sophie shows her latest bikini photos to the group, much to Brian Belo's delight. The dinner ends on a sour note, however, when Nadia vents her spleen at a shell-shocked Brian Belo. But which of the popular Big Brother winners will be crowned the Champion of Champions and win the £1,000 charity prize?
This celebrity special features famous magician's assistant 'the lovely' Debbie McGee; former MP, and aspiring stand-up comic, Lembit Opik; radio presenter and former 11 O'Clock Show host Iain Lee; and Essex glamour model and party girl Jodie Marsh.
This time the culinary showdown comes with a soap star twist, featuring Brian Capron off Coronation Street, James Redmond from Hollyoaks, and Lorraine Chase and Adele Silva from Emmerdale, in a week of entertaining which includes persistent flirting, a spot of table football, and sombreros.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the nation's favourite soap, Come Dine with Me heads to Coronation Street. Four of Weatherfield's famous stars battle it out to bag a £1000 cash prize for charity. Legendary leopard-print landlady Bet Lynch (Julie Goodyear) takes on hapless shopkeeper Reg Holdsworth (Ken Morley), street loudmouth Kelly Crabtree (Tupele Dorgu), and bad-boy bookie Des Barnes (Philip Middlemiss), in a competition featuring some bawdy humour, a foot spar of tiny biting fish, 'Corrie de Bangkok', boys in drag, and a male slave in an animal-print thong.
Channel 4's award-winning culinary competition delivers a special package this festive season in an all-new Christmas Celebrity Come Dine with Me as four famous hosts battle it out in the kitchen and around the dining table to win the £1,000 charity cash prize. The celebrities laying down their gauntlets in this year's festive culinary clash are: DJ and drum & bass legend Goldie; ex Footballer's Wives star Susie Amy; Blue Peter veteran Janet Ellis; and the man who showed us the way to Amarillo, legendary crooner Tony Christie. In previous Christmas specials the likes of David Gest and Sherrie Hewson have tried their luck at rustling up a worthy merry meal, with hilarious results, and this Christmas Special is set to be just as entertaining.
Diane Abbott MP takes on Terry Christian, Wayne Sleep and Danielle Lloyd . Diane Abbott, the Shadow Minister for Public Health, launches her West Indian-inspired menu with rum punch. Motor-mouth TV presenter Terry Christian's evening kicks-off with an undrinkable cocktail and continues with a string of questionable jokes and dubious conversation topics. After a solid first half performance at home serving an Oriental-style menu, former Miss England and serial WAG Danielle Lloyd takes her eye off the ball and gets in a panic over her crème brulées. And last, but not least, ballet dance diva Wayne hot foots it into the kitchen to try and cook for the first time in 20 years.
Socialite Tamara Beckwith plans to fix her soggy cake problem from last time, and to wow her guests with a Rat Pack theme for the night. With a handsome Dean Martin lookalike on hand to serve the cocktails, Lesley Joseph is left shaken and stirred, as is dinky dancer Wayne Sleep, who enjoys the cocktails a bit too much! Bobby Davro, meanwhile, reveals his serious side.
Four comedians do culinary battle for charity. Going head-to-head in this festive special are Sean Hughes, Gina Yashere, Paul Tonkinson and Duncan Norvelle. Sean serves up a non-festive, nonsense-sounding menu of `squibby's delight', `mumsy's surprise' and `Irish odlums', all containing the same ingredient - home-made vegetarian stew. He also hires a Smiths tribute band for entertainment. Duncan Norvelle's night includes a live nativity scene, a Cliff Richard impersonator, opera singers and fireworks. But how does his cooking hold up? Paul Tonkinson impresses with his home-made cooking and some feel-good Christmas carol singers, while Gina lays on a risky raw-food menu, some festive fancy dress and a group dance with a gospel choir.
In this brand new Come Dine with Me celebrity special, four Olympians battle it out to win a £1000 cash prize for charity. Former world champion javelin thrower Fatima Whitbread kicks off the week focused and totally prepared, but with a light and healthy meal for her guests. Just as well, considering she quickly has them all competing in her very own sports day in her back garden! Record-breaking, barefoot runner Zola Budd adds a South African touch to the week with her family-inspired recipes. High-jump champion Dalton Grant reaches new lows with a limbo dancing contest during a Caribbean-themed night. And last to go for gold is 400m hurdles gold medallist Kriss Akabusi who, reliving a past career in the army, provides a military drill instructor to whip his guests into shape.
Four rugby greats - Kyran Bracken, Martin Offiah, Victor Ubogu and Gareth Chilcott - go shoulder-to-shoulder in a charity rugby special. Cheeky scrum half Kyran Bracken kicks off a week of banter and boisterousness by comparing manly war wounds with his fellow players. Also the quartet play 'egg Russian roulette', involving one fresh egg and three boiled eggs. On night two, winger Martin Offiah attempts a night of fine dining involving mussels and an 'authentic' Nigerian stew. Prop forward Victor Ubogu decides to lighten the mood on night three by getting everyone up close and personal with some sheep. And as 'lightweights' Martin and Kyran re left lagging, things get even more lively when Victor's guests discover that his dining table doubles as a pool table. Gareth Chilcott rounds off the week.
Five celebrities who love to entertain take it in turns to throw a dinner party, starting with a Chinese feast made by darts legend Bobby George.
Chantelle Houghton is the second host in a week of celebrity specials and offers up a vegetarian menu for her four guests, along with a challenge to see who can do the best catwalk pose.
One-time sidekick to 80s comedian Kenny Everett and name dropper extraordinaire Cleo Rocos takes to the kitchen, although her dinner party menu seems to feature a lot of shop-bought food.
Pineapple Dance Studios star Andrew Stone hosts a Moroccan-themed dinner party for his famous guests, but he can barely cook so he's decided to buy most of the food from a local restaurant.
It's the final night of this celebrity cooking contest and an eclectic menu from 80s pop star Pete Burns consists of cold soup, a chocolate fake meat con carne, and a very wobbly dessert.
In a first for the show, some of the most calamitous celebrity hosts return for a week of second-chance dinner parties. Kicking off the week is entertainer Bobby Davro. Bobby is sure he's learned his lesson after the blunders of his previous party, where he served up measly portions and an inedible dessert. Bobby's love of fun and frolics is the inspiration behind his `School Days' theme menu and dress code. And while tiny dancer Wayne Sleep is excited about trying `Sir's Sausage and Mash', actress Lesley Joseph is more concerned about looking a prat in her pinafore and straw boater. With It Girl Tamara Beckwith and Apprentice star Raef Bjayou adding a generous dollop of posh perspective, Bobby's evening quickly becomes a raucous night of bad behaviour, poor spelling and even a caning for mischievous schoolboy Wayne. Will Bobby's evening be a lesson in fine food and entertainment, or will he be sent to the naughty step after yet another night of culinary gaffes?
Wayne Sleep returns to make good on his previous calamitous turn as a celebrity cook. This time Wayne plans a Moulin Rouge theme for his night - with dress code. Bobby Davro unleashes his inner drag queen and dons a frock. Lesley Joseph's eyes begin to water - not from the sight of Bobby in a dress, but from the strong cheese on Wayne's menu. And Apprentice star Raef Bjayou may have come dressed as a manly Ring Master but he soon finds himself dancing the Can-Can with the rest of them. By the time dessert arrives it's all too much for socialite Tamara Beckwith. Buckle up for one of the most raucous, debauched and just plain silly nights in Come Dine with Me history.
Apprentice star Raef Bjayou takes a second turn as a celebrity host. Raef plans to cook his own meal this time, but he hasn't got a home to cook in!
Socialite Tamara Beckwith plans to fix her soggy cake problem from last time, and to wow her guests with a Rat Pack theme for the night
For the last dinner party of the week actress Lesley Joseph has decided on a Titanic theme for her evening, with a chamber orchestra, and even some water-wings.
It's high camp at Christmas this year on Come Dine with Me as five plucky celebrities take to the stage for a festive pantomime special. The opening night sees singer Linda Nolan hosting with a Jack and the Beanstalk-themed dinner and the cast for this evening's performance truly enter into the panto spirit. There's a disaster with the dessert, fun and games with the infamous magic beans, and even a star turn from a pantomime cow! But has Linda done enough to impress her guests and win £1000 for charity?
The second day of the Christmas special sees Big Brother villain 'Nasty Nick' Bateman play host, and he's planned a Dickensian Christmas Carol themed evening with all the trimmings. It soon becomes clear that Nick is taking his role of Scrooge too seriously and his guests are shocked when they see the tiny amount of food on their plates and the portion control applied to the dessert. To make matters worse, Nasty Nick's hosting leaves a lot to be desired and even a rousing chorus of Ding Dong Merrily on High fails to end the evening on a high note.
Day three's pantomime is Snow White, casting model Bianca Gascoigne in the lead role as host. Her welcome certainly doesn't fall flat and, with her bevy of seven dwarves, her entertainment hits just the right note. However, it's not just the spuds on the stove simmering, as tensions at the table between 'Nasty Nick' Bateman and Linda Nolan threaten to boil over. Will Bianca's festive blow-out impress her guests or will tensions cost her the £1000 charity prize?
It's day four of the pantomime inspired Christmas special and the host is soap actor turned panto star Danny Young, who's putting on an Aladdin themed evening for his guests. Danny prefers takeaways to cooking and normally leaves things to his girlfriend. It soon becomes clear that he's been given a hand in preparing his meal, which he still manages to mess up. His guests arrive resplendent in Far Eastern costumes. The arrival of a belly dancer lightens the mood and there's wall-to-wall wobbling flesh as the celebrities burn off some of the calories they have consumed.
The final pantomime curtain call is provided by former Doctor Who actor Colin Baker, whose Cinderella themed evening is a ball. After 30 years of avoiding anything resembling cooking a meal, Colin has to master the art of a three-course dinner, while Danny takes him on a journey back through time. Entertainment is provided by Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer as you've never seen him before and one of the guests walks away with a Christmas present of £1000 for charity.
Four monarchy-mad celebrities host a Jubilee-themed dinner party. Take part are EastEnders actress Cheryl Fergison, Kerry Katona, Give Us a Clue host Lionel Blair, and her majesty's favourite ventriloquist Keith Harris.
A seriously spooky celebrity horror special with zombies, vampires, ghosts, actor Robert Englund, better known as Nightmare on Elm Street's Freddie Krueger, model Nicola McLean, psychic Sally Morgan and cross-dressing cage fighter Alex Reid. On the menu is a week of shocks, schlocks and some heated discussions inspired by the trials and tribulations of Alex's complicated private life.
Tina Malone from Shameless takes on scandal sensation Imogen Thomas, ex-Hollyoaks actor Paul Danan, and 80s pop star David Van Day in a week of competitive dining for charity. Tina Malone is first into battle with her impressive three-meat roast. But she is not impressed with having to spend the week with 'prat' David Van Day and 'crazy' Paul Danan. Imogen Thomas throws a '007 Dressed to Kill' themed evening. David brings his water pistol. For Paul's hip hop night, Imogen comes in an open hoodie and just a bikini. David's night is an 80s night featuring 'Madonna', 'Tina Turner', 'Michael Jackson', and David singing live.
This special episode sees four Paralympians past and present fight it out for podium glory and a £1000 charity prize. The line-up is: Giles Long, retired swimmer and now Channel 4 presenter for the games; Ann Wild, uber-competitive ex-wheelchair basketball captain and now member of the British shooting team; nine-times Paralympic games gold medalist, dressage rider Lee Pearson; and Rachael Latham, retired Paralympic swimmer and current Channel 4 presenter for the Games. Over the course of the week there's a 'wear your worst tracksuit' evening, a Mexican night, plenty of banter and the suspicion that one of the hosts isn't doing much of the actual cooking. But who will take the gold medal and win £1000 for their charity?
Four stars of Made in Chelsea - Mark Francis Vandelli, Spencer Matthews, Binky Felstead and Caggie Dunlop - battle for a £1000 charity prize as they each try to host the perfect dinner party and score each other in secret. Mark kicks off the week cooking in style at his Chelsea home, with the aid of his live-in housekeeper Gianna, and his guests arrive glammed up for a 1920s-style evening. Day 2 sees Caggie hopelessly unprepared, but help arrives in the form of fellow Made in Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh, who does most of the cooking for Caggie's 1980s-themed night. Day 3 and Binky retreats to the family's countryside cottage in Sussex to host, with a lot of help from mummy. Rounding off the week is Spencer, who employs professional chef Sophie Wright to prepare a typical East End menu for his 'East Meets West' night. So who has impressed the most and who will win £1000 for their charity?
Born-and-bred Chelseaite Mark-Francis showed off his Italian heritage with a starter of risotto - with porcini mushrooms and white Alba truffles, natch. Unfortunately we can't bring you Mark-Francis' recipe for copyright reasons, so watch the show again on 4oD for the recipe or try this mushroom and truffle risotto recipe instead. His main of ossobuco alla Milanese left Binky baffled. Unfortunately we can't bring you Mark-Francis' recipe for copyright reasons, so watch the show again on 4oD for the recipe or try this osso buco recipe instead. He went back to the 70s for dessert, with Sicilian lemon sorbet served in a lemon. Unfortunately we can't bring you Mark-Francis' recipe for copyright reasons, so watch the show again on 4oD for the recipe or try this lemon sorbet recipe instead.
The guests decamped to Binky's country pad, where the starter was mushroom soup in a chi-chi teacup. Her main was roast pheasant, which she proudly skinned herself. Well, almost. With a little help from Mummy, Binky served up pavlova for her frightfully posh pud.
Caggie got a little help from best friend Millie to prepare her twice-baked cheese soufflé. Not that it helped much. Her main was steak and chips in fancy clothes - tournedos rossini. Dessert was more bedtime snack than dinner party pud, Caggie's cookies and milk.
Cor blimey, guv'nor! Spencer took the West End darlings east for the night, with a typically cockney starter of... tuna tartare. Oh. His main was more like it, a good old plateful of pie and mash. The knees-up ended as they all got stuck in to treacle sponge and custard. Unfortunately we can't bring you Spencer's recipe for copyright reasons, so watch the show again on 4oD for the recipe or try Marry Berry's treacle pudding recipe instead.
Made in Chelsea stars Caggie, Binky, Spencer and Mark-Francis take turns to host a special edition of Come Dine with Me.
A Christmas special with Jona Lewie, Maizie Williams, VV Brown and Toby Anstis.
First up in the festivities is actress Chelsee Healey, who throws a Caribbean Christmas
Can Hollyoaks' Nick Pickard get moody model Jasmine Lennard into the festive spirit?
Singer Marcus Collins serves up a hefty main course and boy band entertainment.
Margi Clarke serves up 'Margi's Magic Flying Phoenix', a psychic and some practical jokes.
A Christmas special with Jona Lewie, Maizie Williams, VV Brown and Toby Anstis
What will actress Chrissy Rock's guests make of her old-fashioned festive fun?
Dinner is served with plenty of giggles as a bunch of mischievous comedians take on the dinner party challenge with Angelos Epithemiou, Olivia Lee, Pete Firman and Stan Boardman.
This festive celebrity special features former Crimewatch presenter Rav Wilding, Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington, TV personality Jennifer Ellison, actor Alex Carter, and Mrs Moneypenny from SuperScrimpers.
Heartthrob Hugo Taylor from Made in Chelsea takes on Daniella Westbrook, Louie Spence and Sinitta, in a bout of culinary jousting featuring some ridiculous outfits, extraordinary egos and some raw chicken. While dance sensation Louie Spence and 80s pop diva Sinitta vie for Hugo's affections, actress Daniella Westbrook throws a panto party and Sinitta serves some not massively festive food that may actually be inedible.
This festive celebrity special features former Crimewatch presenter Rav Wilding, Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington, TV personality Jennifer Ellison, actor Alex Carter, and Mrs Moneypenny from SuperScrimpers.
The four hosts in this festive celebrity special are ex-Coronation Street actress turned model Helen Flanagan; TV and radio presenter Kirsten O'Brien; comedian Mark Dolan; and Happy Mondays front man Shaun Ryder. There's some sparkly dining, a Scandinavian festive special, a Dickensian Christmas featuring a three bird roast and a right festive rave up.
First up to the hotplate is Jimmy McKenna, aka Jack Osborne, with an Italian menu
Jaqueline Boatswain serves up mushrooms on toast and a main course involving a can of beer
Jessica Fox treats her guests to a gigantic shoulder of pork and a 50s diner theme
Jess Ellis and Kirsty-Leigh Porter host with a nearly-naked butler lending a hand
Kieron Richardson rounds off a week to celebrate 20 years of Hollyoaks with a 1995 theme
Drag superstar Courtney Act cooks up a pink-themed vegan menu for her celebrity guests
Reality TV star Charlotte Dawson plans a northern feast, but has never cooked in her life!
Internet prankster Stevo the Madman serves authentic Caribbean food, with very hot peppers
Showbiz legend Debbie McGee hosts a black-tie event, complete with a royal butler
Children's TV presenters Dick and Dom host a 'Summer Christmas Festival' in a bungalow
Love Island star Jack Fincham begins a week of dinner parties, treating Abz Love, Tracy Beaker star Dani Harmer, Made in Chelsea's Mark Francis and Pants on Fire comedy duo Donna and Verona to a menu of European bistro favourites.
Second to host is former boy bander Abz Love from Five, who lives with his mum. Abz plans to win with his Turkish-inspired grub and even a dance routine or two.
It's night three and comedy duo Donna and Verona channel their inner child and serve their 'Jamshire' menu, but is it enough to win the cash prize for charity?
It's Dani Harmer's turn to host and having never chopped an onion before, let alone hosted a dinner party, it's a night of firsts at her inner-diva-themed evening
Made in Chelsea's Mark Francis hosts the final night with a menu inspired by his Italian heritage, with unpronounceable courses and the finest high-end ingredients
Tattoo Fixer Jay Hutton is first to host this week. He serves a basic dinner and pulls out no stops whatsoever! Can his hosting skills win over his guests?
Second to host is ex-Coronation Street actor and dinner party virgin Steven Arnold. Can his hearty northern grub match his impeccable hosting?
Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward goes all out to throw the perfect dinner party with drag maids, a personal barman and a 'glamorous' dress code
The week hots up with The Office star Ewen MacIntosh's Mexican-themed night, an obliterated piñata, and the biggest sombrero any of the guests have ever seen!
Geordie Shore's Charlotte Crosby hosts the final night with an après-ski-themed evening. There's fondue and a DIY dessert, but who will win the charity prize?
Former Blue Peter presenter and TV legend Anthea Turner is first to host this week, but due to her 'tiny' kitchen she is forced to keep her menu simple
Second to host this week is former Blazin' Squad member and Love Island star Marcel Somerville with a unique style of party and 'creps and tracksuits' dress code
Comedian and writer Amelia Dimoldenberg hosts her first ever dinner party, serving up a selection of her favourite dishes along with some awkward entertainment
Next to host is kids' TV presenter Dave Benson Phillips, who is desperate to impress his celebrity guests. But all doesn't go to plan and his grub gets a grilling.
TV presenter AJ Odudu hosts the final night with a menu from her Nigerian/Lancashire roots. With an eventful end to the week, who will win the grand for charity?
Gary Lucy, aka Luke Morgan, kicks off a special week to celebrate 25 years of Hollyoaks, with an American diner-inspired menu. But he's more accustomed to going to dinner parties than hosting them...
Jorgie Porter, aka Theresa McQueen, hosts a 90s hip-hop and R 'n' B infused extravaganza with cordon bleu beans on toast and a bundle of bling, in a special week celebrating 25 years of Hollyoaks.
Ruby O'Donnell, aka Peri Lomax, hopes to impress with her Irish pub theme, but a 'battle of the burgers' has everyone expecting fireworks, in a special week celebrating 25 years of Hollyoaks.
Rishi Nair, who plays Sami Maalik, hopes that hosting on the Hollyoaks set will help him win the charity prize, in a special week celebrating 25 years of Hollyoaks.
Jeremy Edwards, aka Kurt Benson, rounds off the week's Hollyoaks 25th birthday bonanza with some home-made sushi, monkfish curry and the biggest, boldest, brashest birthday cake ever seen!
Paralympic judoka Chris Skelley's menu confuses one guest, while his starter impresses another. But what do they think of his rendition of a karaoke classic?
Paralympic presenter Arthur Williams goes all out with an international menu of fondue from Switzerland, nasi goreng from Asia and apple crumble crunch from the UK, all wrapped up in an aviation theme
Retired swimmer Liz Johnson serves up some of her personal favourites, on a night featuring fishy goings-on, bonding over leftovers and a kazoo competition
Paralympic dressage champion Natasha Baker hopes to ride off with the £1000 with her winter-warming food and old-fashioned entertainment. Can she deliver a gold medal-winning performance?
Wheelchair basketball star Amy Conroy ups the ante and hosts a night fit for historical heroes. But will Einstein, Julius Caesar, Audrey Hepburn and a suffragette enjoy the beer pong?
