Five Go Mad in the Kitchen - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Jane Asher, Stephen Tompkinson
Jane Asher , with actor Stephen Tompkinson , uses chocolate in the first of five exclusive recipes by five chefs for Comic Relief.
Ken Hom, Nick Hancock
Ken Hom , with the help of Nick Hancock , uses his favourite ingredient, peppers, in the second of five exclusive recipes by five chefs for Comic Relief.
Antony Worrall Thompson, Kathy Burke
Antony Worrall Thompson , with the help of actress Kathy Burke , uses his favourite ingredient peas, in a recipe for Comic Relief.
Ainsley Harriott, Jo Brand
Ainsley Harriott , with Jo Brand , uses tomatoes in another celebrity recipe for Comic Relief.
Gary Rhodes, Ruby Wax
Ruby Wax helps Gary Rhodes in the last Comic Relief recipe.
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