This week’s hosts all hail from Derby, home to a rich industrial history, time-honoured cooking and old-fashioned British values.
But there is nothing old-fashioned about tonight’s host 44-year-old Julia Knight: she might be a single mother of five but she also runs her own fancy dress company and is Derby’s premiere children’s entertainer. Yes, that's right, she is Coco the Clown.
Julia’s planning to bring some colour to her evening with a Mexican theme: that means lots of chillis, tortillas and an inevitable trip to the fancy dress shop to pick up ponchos, sombreros and some Zapata moustaches.
So will Julia transfer her entertaining expertise to a more grown up audience and stand a chance of winning the £1000 prize? Or will it be back to balloon sculpting for Coco the Clown?
Sopa De Ajo (Garlic Soup)
Garlic chicken soup with croutons to kick things off in Derby
Chicken Enchiladas
Tortillas
Mexican Salsa And Guacamole
Chilli Chocolate Pots
Julia looks set to go out with a chilli chocolate depth-charge of a dessert
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Amateur chefs compete for dinner party prowess
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