The F Word

Gordon Ramsay's F Word is back. In this show get three fabulous Ramsay recipes - salad of red mullet with sauté anchovy potatoes, saddle of lamb stuffed with spinach, apricots and cumin and summer pudding with lime créme fraiche - every dish something you can cook at home. Each week Gordon's kitchen brigade are a bunch of amateurs so serving 50 diners is a huge challenge - this week he's joined by four butchers from Birmingham. To make it even harder the diners have been told not to pay if the food's not up to scratch. It's going to be a tough night. Plus Gordon tests comedienne Kathy Burke's palate; kicks off his challenge to get the nation cooking Sunday Lunch by tackling the real life Men Behaving Badly; takes Tana and the kids to collect the pigs he's going to be rearing in his back garden and faces a tough recipe challenge from actress and passionate foodie Angela Griffin. Gordon Ramsay's F Word: A lot more than just meat and two veg.

In this week's F Word Gordon is joined in the kitchen by four brothers from Bolton who are all passionate amateur cooks and think they got what it takes to work a Ramsay kitchen. Gordon and his brigade cook summer garden soup with walnut pesto, rabbit fricassee with tagliatelli and rhubarb soufflé with white chocolate sauce and it's a service Gordon won't forget in a hurry as one of the brigade members bites back. Foodie gobshite Janet Street Porter goes in search of a new diet superfood. And Big Brother's Little Brother Dermot O'Leary is in the kitchen for the recipe challenge, taking on Gordon with his Irish Stew and a little help from his mum.

In this week's F Word Gordon is joined in the kitchen by four A&E doctors from London who are all passionate amateur cooks. Gordon and his all female brigade cook salt and pepper squid with sweet chilli sauce, bacon wrapped chicken legs with a pea and broad bean risotto and retro classic crepes suzette. Shameless star Dean Lennox Kelly is in for dinner and Gordon travels to France to help an ex-pat family cook a proper Sunday Lunch for their smug French neighbours and enters Trinny and Susannah into the Crufts for pigs: the Royal Bath & West Show. Plus hard nosed journalist John Humphreys takes Gordon on with his favourite lamb curry in the recipe challenge.

In this week's F Word Gordon is joined in the kitchen by four passionate amateur cooks from the West Midlands who believe they've got what it takes to thrive in Gordon's kitchen. Gordon and his brigade cook three simple recipes everyone can cook at home: artichoke, asparagus and onion tart with fried quails' eggs, breast of duck with spring greens and gooseberry sauce and an amazingly easy four minute chocolate mousse. Plus Gordon teaches twin sister midwives how to deliver the perfect chicken for Sunday Lunch; television presenter Nick Knowles takes on Gordon in the recipe challenge; Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall helps stop pigs Trinny and Susannah getting sunburnt; actress Jessie Wallace comes for dinner and Janet Street Porter travels to the Shetland Islands and gets a job in a fish and chip shop.

In this week's F Word Gordon is joined in the kitchen by four farmer's daughters who believe they've got what it takes to thrive in his kitchen. Gordon and his brigade cook three simple recipes everyone can cook at home: a light summer starter of crab mayonnaise rolls with mango salsa, a succulent beef fillet with mushroom gratin and Gordon's all time favourite dessert - hot chocolate fondant. Can the farmer's daughters get more plates paid for than the A&E Doctors (122/150) and return in next week's final show? Plus comedian John Thomson takes on Gordon in the recipe challenge, where he and Gordon end up comparing their respective IVF treatments as much as their dishes. Janet Street Porter takes on the might of the supermarkets; and the time has come to say goodbye to the pigs as Gordon takes Trinny and Susannah to the slaughterhouse.

In this week's F Word - the last in the current series - Gordon is rejoined in the kitchen by the best performing brigade of the series: The A&E Doctors. Gordon and his brigade cook three simple recipes that everyone can cook at home: scallops and new potatoes with summer truffles, roast loin and belly of pork (not any pork, this is Susannah and Trinny - the Berkshire pigs that Gordon raised in his back garden and last week took to slaughter) and a fantastic apple dessert. Plus Gordon's wife Tana and his kids are in the restaurant to eat the pigs they helped raise, Gordon gets tooled up to go spearfishing, travels to Scotland in search of his grandfather's butcher shop, teaches Little Britain's David Walliams how to cook Sunday Lunch and faces a barrage of abuse as Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Janet Street Porter take him on in the recipe challenge