Radio Times: Review by:; Ruth Margolis

Should you spot a celebrity gorging on baked goods, chances are their hunk of something spongy was folded, fondled and fluffed up by master patissier Eric Lanlard. Currently, he’s the A-list’s go-to guy for showy, sweet produce. He’s also carving out a role as a TV cook with this natty little food show.

Eric is invited to create an extravagant wedding cake for a magazine’s royal wedding issue. Later, he helps a family bake something wow-worthy for a christening. Have something delicious to hand because you won’t want to watch this without joining in the feast

About this programme

2/10. The patissier is invited to create a cake for a magazine's royal wedding edition, and is joined at his home by members of a family wishing to make an equally top-notch creation for a christening celebration.

Cast and crew

Crew

Director: Eliot Carroll
Executive Producer: Chris Keenan
Producer: Eliot Carroll
Series Director: Simon Greenwood
Series Producer: Simon Greenwood

Categories: Food

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