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Rachel Allen: Bake!

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Emma Roberts

Rachel Allen: Bake!: Episode 5

Factual: Food & Drink

Episode 5

BBC One - Rachel Allen: Bake!, Episode 5

Rachel makes a poppy seed cake with vanilla buttercream icing, plus a recipe for bagels.

Recipes and cooking tips. Rachel shows how to make a rich poppy seed cake, goes on a culinary journey with chef Atul Kochhar, and teaches the students a recipe for bagels.

Rachel shows how to make a rich poppy seed cake, smothered with a vanilla buttercream icing. 

She meets Michelin-starred chef Atul Kochhar, renowned for his masterful use of spices, and he takes her on a culinary trip back to his childhood, baking some sweet treats for his mum to be proud of. 

And Rachel teaches the cookery school students a great recipe for bagels, revealing the surprising fact that they get their dense chewiness from being poached first, then baked.

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Delicious recipes and useful cooking tips from professional chef Rachel Allen.

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