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Join host Kahurangi Maxwell on Whānau Bake Off for exquisite kai and friendly whānau competition. Talented bakers share recipes and time-saving baking tips but who will win the whānau bragging rights?
Loveable cousins Pera and Iri have spent many happy hours cooking together for their whānau and marae. It is up to baking goddess Natalie Oldfield to decide who takes the win.
Whānau Bake Off: Episode 14, Delaney Mes with Jo and Jax.
Wiki and Ngawai are cousins who bake seriously delicious kai – Rewena with Creamed Paua, chocolate coated shortbread and the perfect sponge cake. Tumanako Tinirau gets to taste but somehow must choose a winner.
Whānau Bake Off: Episode 15, Tumanako Tinirau with Wiki and Ngawai.
Whānau Bake Off: Episode 15, Tumanako Tinirau - What Makes a Good Baker.
The talented twosome Wiremu and Awhimai battle it off. Awhimai has more baking experience but Wiremu has some tricks of his own. Adding to the fun is the flockingly fabulous Luke Bird.
It’s a bake-off of two halves today with professional rugby players, Portia Woodman and Renee Wickliffe in the kitchen. International chef presenter Robert Oliver judges the outcome and shares a very tasty tip.
Loveable cousins Pera and Iri have spent many happy hours cooking together for their whānau and marae. It is up to baking goddess Natalie Oldfield to decide who takes the win.
Fit and fabulous couple Lisa and Jason take a break from parenting and police work to bake off against each other with a favourite recipe. Executive Chef Nancye Pirini joins in on the fun.
We’ve got a double serving of funny as Matariki Whatarau and Cohen Holloway test the limits of their friendship, and their kitchen skills, as they bake off for bragging rights. Chef Monique Fiso joins in on the madness.
Game of Bros boys Josh and Jesse don’t have a lot of baking experience but they make up for it with slick dance moves. Delaney Mes lets us in on a handy trick to make quick and easy pastry.
Shelly and Zia treat us to a Northland showdown as they swap glasses of bubbles for baking mits. Writer, food judge and baker extraordinaire Natalie Oldfield joins us once again to pick the winner.
It’s all about whānau as father and daughter, Clarry and Ebony, compete against each other with a family favourite. Robert Oliver is our judge and shares a delicious Pacific Island treat.
