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Bake Off: The Professionals (2018)
Season 1 • Episode 5 • Roulade, Opera Slices & Religieuse
Bake Off: The Professionals Season 1, Episode 5: Roulade, Opera Slices & Religieuse
The teams take on a fruit roulade and opera slices. They also remodel the classic French pastry, the religieuse. Watch Bake Off: The Professionals Season 1, Episode 5 Roulade, Opera Slices & Religieuse in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Bake Off: The Professionals Season 1, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
10 episodes
Miniature Classics & Black Forest Gateau
The teams compete to make perfect batches of miniature classics - 24 conversations and 24 tartes aux fruits - as well as a reinvented Black Forest gateau
45 min
Layered Slices & Croquembouche
The five teams take on a layered slices challenge including tiramisu. There's also a Showpiece of 36 servings of croquembouches. The lowest ranking outfit will be eliminated.
45 min
Chocolate Week
The four remaining teams are challenged to demonstrate their skills with chocolate, and for the first challenge, they must rely on their patisserie knowledge to succeed in a test where the recipe is a secret. They must then produce a showpiece on the theme of masked balls, which must incorporate two types of filled and moulded chocolates and a moving part.
45 min
Eton Mess & Mini Classics
Cherish Finden and Benoit Blin challenge the bakers to prepare two batches of perfectly uniform miniature classics - 24 pont neufs and 24 tartes au citron - in just three and a half hours. For the showpiece challenge, they must reinvent a classic Eton mess and turn it into a masterpiece of their own devising.
45 min
Roulade, Opera Slices & Religieuse
The teams take on a fruit roulade and opera slices. They also remodel the classic French pastry, the religieuse.
45 min
Secret Recipe Challenge & Chocolate Showpiece
Liam Charles and Tom Allen put the remaining teams to the test with a secret recipe challenge, then gives them a chance to impress judges Cherish Finden and Benoit Blin with their showmanship by making a chocolate showpiece inspired by the theme of the four seasons.
45 min
Croissants, Viennoiserie & Romantic Sugar Showpiece
Liam Charles and Tom Allen host the next stage of the patisserie contest, in which the three best teams from both sets of heats are brought together, facing new rivals and yet more demanding challenges as they strive to impress judges Cherish Finden and Benoit Blin. For their first task, the six teams must each prepare 24 classic croissants and 24 Viennoiserie in just four hours. The second challenge involves preparing a romantic sugar showpiece, which must incorporate two types of confectionery.
45 min
The Quarter Final
Liam Charles and Tom Allen host the quarter final, in which the five remaining teams must impress judges Cherish Finden and Benoit Blin in two challenges on the theme of childhood. The first task is to create a tiered macaron cake and two types of lollipops, before the bakers move on to create a fairytale showpiece combining sugar and chocolate.
45 min
The Semi Final
Liam Charles and Tom Allen host the semi-final of the culinary contest, in which the four remaining teams must take on a secret recipe challenge, create a three-tiered cake, and rise to the unusual challenge of `live plating' to impress judges Cherish Finden and Benoit Blin and win a place in next week's final.
45 min
The Final
Liam Charles and Tom Allen host the final of the patisserie competition, with the last three remaining teams of bakers pulling out all the stops to impress judges Benoit Blin and Cherish Finden and be crowned as the first champion of the professional series. The bakers face a marathon nine-hour challenge, during which they must create a lavish banquet display large enough to serve 80 people. Their creation has to combine four different types of dessert and a towering showpiece combining chocolate and sugar work. Last in the series.
45 min