NADIYA HUSSAIN RETURNS TO BBC TWO WITH EVERYDAY BAKING SERIES

The BBC have announced a 6x30’ order of a brand-new series Nadiya’s Everyday Baking, produced by multi-award-winning Wall to Wall Media, coming to BBC Two and BBC iPlayer later this year.

Fronted by Nadiya Hussain, one of Britain’s most beloved bakers, Nadiya’s Everyday Baking challenges the idea that baking is time-consuming or only for special occasions with a series packed full of fun, delicious and faff-free recipes.

Nadiya will show us some of her favourite dishes that let the oven take the strain any day of the week with recipes that are as aspirational as they are easy, fun and mouth-watering, with plenty of Nadiya’s trademark hacks, cheats and tricks thrown in.

Across six episodes, each with a different theme Nadiya will show audiences how to make a range of stunning recipes, from afternoon teas, and weekend breakfasts, to delicious family roasts and speedy bakes.

The series will also meet skilled and passionate bakers across Britain, who’ll share their own favourite recipes; proving that baking every day, for both sweet and savoury treats, is not just simple and achievable, but a pleasure.

Host Nadiya Hussain says ‘Baking is definitely for every day of the year! The oven is an amazing bit of kit to take the pressure off and I am really excited to be sharing some super-delicious, super-easy and super-accessible bakes with BBC Two viewers.”

Katy Fryer, Executive Producer for Wall To Wall Media says ‘We're so delighted to be working with Nadiya again on another timely series. Baking is Nadiya's first love and she'll be sharing brand new recipes that turn ordinary everyday bakes into extraordinary treats.’

Patrick McMahon, Commissioning Editor at BBC says ‘Watching Nadiya bake is always such a treat for viewers. We’re overjoyed to welcome her back with another batch of mouth-watering, stress-free recipes that prove anyone can bake, all that’s needed is an oven.’

Nadiya Everyday Baking is a 6x30’ series for BBC Two is made by Wall to Wall Media.