Si King and Dave Myers make finger food - canapes, mini-desserts and spicy Thai treats - for a party for friends, family and some of the people they have met on the road. Show more

Si King and Dave Myers are on the search for the most interesting food that Britain's mums are cooking for their families this Christmas, including roast goose and coconut samosas. Show more

Si King and Dave Myers are joined in the cafe by food writer and presenter Tom Parker Bowles, who serves up his Thai-ish cucumber salad with chicken. The Bikers make a terrine. Show more

The Hairy Bikers make a seven-minute supper of meatballs with cherry tomato sauce, which viewers can cook along to at home. Jo Wood is the special guest. Show more

Actor Ricky Groves talks about his early career as a chef and makes cod boulangere with roasted garlic, and Si and Dave plate up a warming coq au vin rouge. Show more

The Hairy Bikers continue their search for Britain's best family of cooks. Strictly Come Dancing's Kristina Rihanoff cooks a traditional Russian borscht. Show more

The Hairy Bikers host another heat of the contest to find Britain's best cooking family with a lesson in how to make Scotch eggs. Phill Jupitus plates up a Thai pork salad. Show more

The bikers continue their culinary journey, celebrating British food. They explore the history behind the boom in pub food, recreating mouthwatering dishes. Show more

The bikers look at how Britain's skill for growing veg has inspired amazing dishes. They explore the history of the Vegetarian Society, now in the mainstream. Show more

Series celebrating home cooking. In Wales, the Bikers meet three Mums who share their posh recipes: a Maltese stuffed marrow dish, cheesecake and orchid gateau. Show more

Series celebrating home cooking. The Bikers go in search of mums who share their love of being lazy. Dishes include chicken pie and a morel mushroom sauce for chicken. Show more

Series celebrating home cooking. There is nothing nicer than mum's Sunday dinner and the Hairy Bikers are on a mission to champion this national triumph. Show more

Series celebrating home cooking. The feast includes a spicy selection of Indian dishes from a Birmingham mum, a Victoria Sponge recipe and bananas wrapped in bacon. Show more

Series celebrating the very best of British home cooking. The Hairy Bikers are treated to flamboyant recipes and learn the secret behind a perfect baked Alaska. Show more

Series celebrating home cooking. The Bikers meet three mums who love cooking and eating outdoors. Gerard Baker sets the boys a skills challenge - sushi rolling. Show more

The contest to find Britain's Best Cooking Family enters the quarter-finals. Si King and Dave Myers are joined by Newsnight's Kirsty Wark who plates up her extra-special salad. Show more

Two more families battle it out in the contest to find Britain's best family of cooks. Also in the cafe is EastEnders actress Laila Morse; she cooks her favourite steak dinner. Show more

The Hairy Bikers host another heat of the contest to find Britain's best cooking family. The seven-minute supper is Boston baked beans with potato cakes. Show more

A madcap journey through the verses of one of the most popular Christmas songs. For each line, the boys have come up with a fantastic twist on a classic Christmas dish. Show more

Si King and Dave Myers, hosting another quarter-final, are joined by comedian Dave Spikey, who makes a Thai green papaya salad. The Bikers serve up tartiflette. Show more