The Great Canadian Holiday Baking Show (S04E03): Cookie Week
The signature challenge saw the bakers bake 18 identical Linzer cookies in 90 minutes. For this week’s technical, Bruno set the bakers the challenge of making 12 stroopwafels in 1 hour 45 minutes. In the showstopper challenge, the bakers were given 3 and a half hours to create a family portrait cookie sculpture. The sculpture could be either two- or three-dimensional, but it had to be made of at least two types of cookies and it had to incorporate the use of royal icing.
Episode 1: Cake Week / Episode 2: Bread Week / Episode 3: Cookie Week / Episode 4 / Episode 5 / Episode 6 / Episode 7 / Episode 8
The Great Canadian Baking Show Summary
A group of amateur Canadian bakers are convened for a baking competition. There is a theme to each week’s competition, generally in the vein of the type of goods the competitors are to bake (i.e. cakes, cookies, pastry, etc.).
Each week, they are given a set amount of time to complete each of three challenges, their finished products which are evaluated by expert judges. The first weekly challenge is the signature bake, the competitors to bake something from their home recipes which are to signify who they are as bakers within the category. The second weekly challenge is the technical challenge, where each of the competitors are provided the same recipe, in large part of something they may have never heard of let alone baked before in their lives.
This challenge is to see how knowledgeable the competitors are about general baking concepts. Their finished products are evaluated blind in that the judges have no idea who baked what. The third weekly challenge is the showstopper challenge, in which the competitors are to pull out all the stops to produce a baked good which overall grand appearance is as important as taste. At the end of the week based solely on the three challenges, the judges will name the best competitor star baker, and will send one competitor home, that person whose competition has come to an end.
The final three competitors enter into the finale, the winner of that week who will be crowned the overall competition winner.
The Great Canadian Baking Show FAQ
Where is the great Canadian baking show filmed?
Produced by Proper Television in association with the CBC and Love Productions, the show is filmed on the grounds of the Canadian Film Centre in Toronto during mid-summer, then premiered in November for season 1, and September for seasons 2 and 3, on CBC.
What channel is the great Canadian baking show on?
The Great Canadian Baking Show Produced by CBC Television
Who are the judges on the great Canadian baking show?
Bruno Feldeisen and Kyla Kennaley are the judges on the Great Canadian Baking Show
Who won the great Canadian baking show?
The Great Canadian Baking Show (season 1 2017) – Winner Sabrina Degni
The Great Canadian Baking Show (season 2 2018) – Winner Andrei Godoroja
The Great Canadian Baking Show (season 3 2019) – Winner Nataliia Shevchenko
Who are the hosts of the great Canadian baking show?
For its first two seasons, the show was hosted by Dan Levy and Julia Chan, with French-born Canadian chef Bruno Feldeisen and Canadian-Australian pastry chef Rochelle Adonis as judges. Taylor and her friend and Baroness von Sketch Show co-star Aurora Browne are also new to the series, replacing Schitt’s Creek creator Daniel Levy and English actor Julia Chan as hosts
How to apply for the great Canadian baking show?
You can apply at https://www.cbc.ca/
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