Donal Skehan

Donal's Asian Adventure follows Irish food writer, photographer and television presenter Donal Skehan as he heads east to explore the flavours and secrets of Asian baking, with stops in Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore and Malaysia. With Western-influenced baked goods becoming incredibly popular in the East, which is undergoing a baking explosion, Donal explores how the two cultural regions have influenced one another. Donal is inspired by the range of cakes, breads and savoury snacks on offer in Asia, where taste and presentation are equally important - this is food for the Instagram generation From the very latest pandan croissants and matcha (green tea) cakes to black sesame scones, the cheese tart craze to traditional dim sum, wedding trends and popular street snacks, Donal gathers inspiration from a range of local experts to pull together his top 20 easy recipes for fantastic Asian bakes.

In this new series hosted by former teen stars-turned-celeb cooks Tia Mowry and Donal Skehan, 10 wildly talented kid chefs will battle their way through a variety of culinary and social media challenges to become the next "Food Network Star Kids". The winner will walk away with his or her own series on Food Network's digital platforms, a spread in Food Network Magazine and special correspondent status on The Kitchen.

Watch as young culinary talents, selected from thousands of aspiring chefs, compete in intense challenges to become the country's top cook. Junior MasterChef showcases the impressive skills of children aged 8-13, as they impress the judges with their creativity and passion for food.

Saturday Kitchen Live is a 90 minute cookery programme, which is broadcast live on BBC One on Saturday mornings. Since 2016 it is currently presented by a variety of hosts with the most common presented being Matt Tebbut; previous presenters have included James Martin (2006-2016), Antony Worrall Thompson and Gregg Wallace. Each week a celebrity guest will be in the Studio with a variety of Chefs cooking some delicious food for them to enjoy, each dish is paired up with wine (or another drink) which features a visit to a Supermarket in a different location across the country. Furthermore the Chefs normally compete in an Omelette Challenge and the main Celebrity guest will get their idea of Food Heaven or Food Hell cooked for them at the end of the show. The programme also features a variety of different cooking segments from various TV programmes from the BBC Archives with common appearances from The Hairy Bikers, Rick Stein, Keith Floyd, Nigella and many more. The programme is currently produced by Cactus TV and has a sister show "Saturday Kitchen Best bites" which features a look back at some of the best moments of Saturday Kitchen with other clips from the BBC Archives included, as well as several "Spin Offs" including Christmas Kitchen, Spring Kitchen with Tom Kerridge and Kitchen Garden Live with The Hairy Bikers. The programme has also aired on RTÉ One in Ireland on Saturday mornings, the episodes shown are several months old.