MasterChef is serving up a two-part Christmas feast for BBC One and iPlayer - and it's set to feature some familiar faces from the world of food.
The specials, which will be hosted by Grace Dent and Giorgio Locatelli, will see an epic line-up of celebrity chefs and restaurant critics competing for the coveted Golden Whisk. An air date is yet to be confirmed.
Episode one will see five celebrity chefs competing against each other in the MasterChef kitchen, including Italian celebrity chef Aldo Zilli, Irish TV chef and cookery school teacher Rachel Allen and British-Iranian TV presenter, chef and bestselling author Sabrina Ghayour.
Also taking part are social media food sensation Seema Pankhania, and beloved Scottish chef and restaurateur Tony Singh.
The five chefs will be "tasked with creating dishes from Christmas leftovers, before tackling a challenge that requires them to create both a main course and a pudding that showcases their individual cooking styles," according to the BBC.
Meanwhile, the restaurant critics taking part in the second episode in a bid to claim the title are Jay Rayner, Jimi Famurewa, Leyla Kazim, Tom Parker Bowles and William Sitwell.
They will "face a series of challenges which will see them put their money where their mouth is by creating dishes worthy of critical acclaim from the judges and giving them the chance to take home the MasterChef Critics' Trophy."
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Celebrity MasterChef returned to our screens for its 21st season earlier this year.
After five weeks of nail-biting action, the season was won by Paralympic athlete Lauren Steadman MBE, who emerged victorious against finalists Emily Campbell and Shakira Khan.
The MasterChef Christmas special is coming soon to BBC One and iPlayer.
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