Brian is the host on night two and he's convinced this competition is in the bag.
Indeed Brian's so confident in his hosting and cheffing skills that he's convinced he can cook up a winning dinner party from a budget supermarket.
When Brenda and Rebecca arrive they catch sight of a photograph of Brian with his Tory pal, David Cameron and discover Brian's own political ambition. 'No wonder he'll never answer a question with a straight answer', claims Brenda - she’s not impressed. Once more Brenda's sharp tongue cuts to the chase and she proves to be Brian's harshest critic.
On the charm offensive, Brian attempts to win Brenda over with a white meat alternative to his red meat main course. But will chucking a chicken breast into the pot along with his beef casserole be enough to fool the forever fussy Brenda?
Cheese pate with garlic and herbs served on toast with cherry tomato salad
Spicy beef casserole with a hint of chilli
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