7 remaining cooks whip up ultimate roasts before the best plump for crab or cauliflower. Who will survive the head to head eliminator?

The last 6 cooks must wow the judges with ultimate chocolate desserts before the best choose between aubergine or tofu. Who will survive the sweet and sour eliminator?

The quarter finalists take on ultimate sharing feasts before they rustle up a dish with mackerel or squid. Who will survive the elimination round and win a semi-final place?

The semi-finalists must impress the judges with their ultimate drinks’ party canapes before improvising with ginger or orange. Who will rise in the eliminator and make the Final?

It’s the final chance for the top 3 cooks to impress Mary, Dan and Chris with the very best of their home cooking. Who will stun the judges and be Britain’s Best Home Cook?

Ten top home cooks prepare their ultimate pasta dinners and rustle up a fruit dish before the weakest cooks face judge Angela Hartnett’s tricky eliminator recipe.

The nine home cooks whip up their ultimate meringue desserts, then rustle up some amazing vegetable dishes. The weakest cooks then face Angela's dreaded eliminator recipe.

The remaining eight home cooks prepare their ultimate brunches for the judges and tackle a surprisingly tricky rustle-up challenge.

The remaining seven cooks bake their ultimate children's birthday cakes.

The remaining six cooks prepare dishes for an ultimate curry night feast comprising two vegetable dishes, traditional bread and a fried snack. Two cooks take risks by using ingredients the judges haven’t tasted in curries before. Will their risks pay off?

Tom Kerridge joins the judging line up for one week, as 6 home cooks make the Ultimate Family Pie, do their best to impress in the Rustle Up, and try to survive the Eliminator.