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The Great British Bake Off
Series 11
British digital release
Starring
No. of episodes10
Release
Original networkChannel 4
Original release22 September (2020-09-22) –
24 November 2020 (2020-11-24)
Series chronology
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Series 10
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Series 12

The eleventh series of The Great British Bake Off began on 22 September 2020. It was presented by returning host Noel Fielding and new host Matt Lucas, who replaced Sandi Toksvig,[1] and was judged by returning judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. The first three episodes were extended to 90 minutes instead of the usual 75 minutes. The bakers were announced on 15 September 2020.[2]

Filming of the eleventh series was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic; originally scheduled to take place in April 2020, it was pushed back to July 2020.[3] Filming the series normally takes place over 12 or 13 weeks on the weekends, but due to the pandemic, the cast and crew had to live in a "self-contained biosphere" (Down Hall Hotel near Bishop's Stortford with a skeleton staff),[4] and filming took place in a marquee tent in the garden of the hotel over a period of six weeks.[5][6] The contestants and crew had to undergo a period of self-isolation after filming had ended.

The series was won by Peter Sawkins, with Dave Friday and Laura Adlington finishing as the runners-up. Sawkins is the first Scottish winner of the programme, and also the youngest winner in the show's 10-year history, at the age of 20.[7][8]

Series 11 was released on Netflix in the U.S. as Collection 8. It premiered on 25 September 2020, with each episode available three days after the UK air date.

Bakers

Baker[2] Age Occupation Hometown Links
Dave Friday 30 Armoured security guard Waterlooville, Hampshire [9]
Hermine 39 Accountant London [10]
Laura Adlington 31 Digital manager Gravesend, Kent [11][12]
Linda Rayfield 61 Retirement living team leader Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex [13][14]
Loriea Campbell-Clarey 27 Diagnostic radiographer Durham [15]
Lottie Bedlow 31 Pantomime producer West Sussex [9]
Makbul "Mak" Patel 51 Accountant Manchester [16]
Marc Elliott 51 Bronze resin sculptor St Eval, Cornwall [17]
Mark Lutton 32 Project manager Portadown, Northern Ireland [18]
Peter Sawkins 20 Accounting & finance student Edinburgh [19]
Rowan Williams 55 Music teacher Pershore, Worcestershire [20]
Sura Mitib 31 Hospital pharmacy dispenser London [21]

Results summary

Elimination chart
Baker 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Peter SB SB WINNER
Dave SB Runner-up
Laura SB Runner-up
Hermine SB OUT
Marc SB OUT
Lottie SB OUT
Mark SB OUT
Linda OUT
Sura OUT
Rowan OUT
Mak OUT
Loriea OUT

Colour key:

  Baker was one of the judges' least favourite bakers that week, but was not eliminated.
  Baker was one of the judges' favourite bakers that week, but was not the Star Baker.
  Baker got through to the next round.
  Baker was eliminated.
  Baker was the Star Baker.
  Baker was a series runner-up.
  Baker was the series winner.

Episodes

  Baker eliminated
  Star Baker
  Winner

Episode 1: Cake

For the signature challenge, the bakers created an intricate Battenberg cake in two hours. The technical challenge set by Paul gave the bakers 90 minutes (1 1/2 hours) to bake six miniature pineapple upside-down cakes. At the end of the challenge, Sura, who saw a fly and was trying to brush it away, accidentally hit Dave's tray of six miniature cakes as he was setting them down, knocking four to the floor. Prue and Paul judged the better looking of the remaining two, assuming the rest were the same. In the showstopper challenge, the bakers created a 3-D cake bust depicting their personal celebrity hero, in four hours.

Baker Signature
(Battenberg Cake) 		Technical
(6 Miniature Pineapple Upside-Down Cakes) 		Showstopper
(Celebrity Hero Cake Bust)
Dave Chocolate Espresso Martini Battenberg Cake 9th Three Flavours of Tom DeLonge
Hermine Chocolate & Orange Battenberg Cake 5th Ode to Lupita
Laura 'Celebration of Summer' Battenberg Cake 6th Lemon & Elderflower Freddie
Linda Ambulance Battenberg Cake 12th Lemon & Orange Bob Marley
Loriea 'Hot Summer's Day Treats' Battenberg Cake 10th 'Flavours of Jamaica' – A Tribute to Miss Lou
Lottie Rhubarb and Custard Battenberg Cake 4th Coconut & Lime Louis Theroux
Mak East India Battenberg Cake 8th Tribute to Bill Bryson
Marc Bittersweet Battenberg Cake 11th Chocolate & Vanilla Ziggy
Mark Turkish Bazaar Inspired Battenberg Cake 7th 'Origin-ger of the Species' by Charles Darwin
Peter Gluten-Free Chocolate & Orange Battenberg Cake 2nd In honour of Sir Chris
Rowan 'The Magic Flute' Battenberg Cake 3rd 'Let Them Eat Cake' – A Tribute To Marie Antoinette
Sura Lemon & Orange Battenberg Cake 1st Ode to Attenborough

The broadcast of Episode 1 began at 8:15pm instead of 8:00pm, following Prime Minister Boris Johnson's address to the nation on the COVID-19 pandemic. The episode began with a parody of the Johnson address by new presenter Matt Lucas.[22]

Episode 2: Biscuits

For the signature challenge, the bakers were tasked with making 36 identical chocolate florentines, in two hours. The technical challenge, set by Prue, required the bakers to make 12 hand-shaped coconut macaroons, six piped with a mango curd and the other six drizzled and filled with chocolate, in an hour and 45 minutes. For the showstopper challenge, the bakers were given four hours to create a beautiful molded 3D biscuit table setting representing a memorable meal they had in the past.

Baker Signature
(36 Chocolate Florentines) 		Technical
(12 Hand-Shaped Coconut Macaroons) 		Showstopper
(3D Biscuit Table Setting)
Dave Feathered Chocolate Mango Florentines 1st 'Waiting for Tacos'
Hermine Mango and Coconut Florentines 5th Sakura Tea Set
Laura Salted Caramel Florentines 7th Celebration Afternoon Tea
Linda Flower Topped Florentines 4th 'High Tea in Amsterdam'
Lottie Quarantine Florentines 8th Viking Victuals
Mak Mango and Cumin Florentines 3rd Indian Chai Service
Marc Ginger, Cherry and Pistachio Florentines 9th Morning Coffee 'n' Toast
Mark Mango Lassi Florentines 2nd Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony
Peter Sticky Toffee Florentines 10th Biscuit Burns Supper
Rowan Waistcoat Florentines 11th 'Worse Things Happen At Sea'
Sura Sohan Florentines 6th Speculaas Ramadan Tea Time

Episode 3: Bread

The signature challenge tasked the bakers with making two freeform soda bread loaves, one savoury and one sweet, and an accompanying butter in 1 hour 45 minutes. The technical challenge, set by Paul, tasked the bakers with making 6 rainbow-coloured bagels in honour of the NHS, in two hours 45 minutes. For the showstopper challenge, the bakers were asked to create a large decorative bread plaque in the style of a traditional harvest festival sheaf, portraying the one thing in life they are most grateful for, in three hours 30 minutes.

Baker Signature
(2 Soda Bread Loaves) 		Technical
(6 Rainbow-coloured Bagels) 		Showstopper
(Large Bread Plaque)
Dave Chilli Chocolate & Cheesy Bacon Soda Bread 9th 'Grateful For My Home and Little Family'
Hermine My Favourite Flavours Soda Bread 7th A Journey Back to France
Laura Nana Peg's Nicely Spiced and Cherrylicious Soda Bread 6th Showstopping Musical Theatre Inspired Bread
Linda Cyflym Bara Soda Bread 1st 'Fruits of our Labour' Black Olive Bread & Tiger Bread
Lottie Blueberry Breakfast & Summertime Soda Bread 5th My House In Bread
Marc Cornish Soda Breads 2nd The Dharma Wheel Bread Sheaf
Mark Sausage & Stout Soda Bread 3rd Orchard County Bread with Sweet Apple and Savoury Wild Garlic
Peter Black Pudding & Ginger Beer Soda Bread 4th Edinburgh Cityscape Bread Plaque
Rowan Flavours of Italy 10th Worcestershire Pear Tree
Sura Middle Eastern Inspired Soda Bread 8th Mama's Tomato Vine Harvest Loaf

Episode 4: Chocolate

The signature challenge was back to basics as the bakers were asked to make 18 chocolate brownies, in 90 minutes. For the technical, Paul tasked the bakers with making a traditional Jewish bake: chocolate Babka, in two hours 30 minutes. In the showstopper challenge, the bakers were required to produce a spectacular two-tiered white chocolate celebration cake, in four hours

Baker Signature
(18 Chocolate Brownies) 		Technical
(Chocolate Babka) 		Showstopper
(White Chocolate Celebration Cake)
Dave Honeycomb Explosion Brownies 8th Strawberry Splash White Chocolate Fraisier Cake
Hermine Raspberry, White Chocolate & Pistachio Brownies 5th Lemon & White Chocolate Cake
Laura Salted Caramel Brownie S'mores 2nd Chocolate Heaven Cake
Linda 'Treats of Christmas Past' 1st English Rose Cake
Lottie 'Have Your Cake and Eat It' Brownies 9th Nana and Papa's Sapphire Anniversary Cake
Marc Praline Brownies 6th White Chocolate & Raspberry Buttercream Celebration Cake
Mark 'Gimmie S'mores' Brownies 3rd 'A Bake Off Birthday'
Peter Upside Down Brownies 4th Graduation Cake
Sura Double Chocolate Marshmallow Brownies 7th Strawberry & White Chocolate Celebration Cake

Episode 5: Pastry

For the signature, the bakers were tasked with putting their own spin on Cornwall's national dish: the pasty, in two hours. The technical challenge, set by Prue, required the bakers to make six éclairs: three raspberry, and three salted caramel, in two hours 15 minutes. For the showstopper, the bakers were given the intricate task of making a sweet tart hidden under a latticed pastry cage, in three hours 45 minutes.

Baker Signature
(8 Pasties) 		Technical
(3 Raspberry Éclairs &
3 Salted Caramel Éclairs) 		Showstopper
(Caged Tart)
Dave Thai Basil Chicken Pasties 5th Chocolate, Mango and Lime Tart
Hermine Moroccan Tagine Pasties 2nd Lime Confit and Lemon Meringue Tart
Laura Proper Tasty Pasties 6th Kent Garden Tart
Linda Spicy Indian Pasties 8th Gypsy tart
Lottie Toad-In-The-Hole-Less Pasties 4th Apple Tree Tart
Marc Cornish Fish Pasties 7th Posh Apple & Blackberry Pie
Mark Aloo Gobi Pasties 3rd Mes-SAGE in a Bottle
Peter Kedgeree Pasties 1st Blackberry & Lemon Tart

Episode 6: Japanese

Week 6 was a Bake Off first as the bakers tackled Japanese week. The signature challenge tasked the bakers with making eight steamed buns, complete with a savoury or sweet filling and decoration, in two hours 30 minutes. For the technical challenge, Prue asked the bakers to make a Matcha Crepe Cake consisting of 12 layers of crepes sandwiched with a white chocolate ganache buttercream and strawberries, decorated with fresh fruits and edible flowers on top, in two hours. The showstopper gave the bakers four hours to produce a cake inspired by the kawaii culture in Japan, incorporating Japanese flavours.

Baker Signature
(8 Steamed Buns) 		Technical
(Matcha Crepe Cake) 		Showstopper
(Kawaii Cake)
Dave Chicken Shaped Katsu Curry Buns 3rd Matcha Shiba Inu Cake
Hermine Chicken Nikuman Panda Buns 4th Strawberry Cherry Blossom Cake
Laura Piggy Pork Belly Buns 7th Upside Down Pineapple Cake
Lottie Cheeseburger Steamed Buns 2nd Into the Japanese Woods
Marc 'Hmmmm Dhal' Steamed Buns 6th Hamish the Dog Cake
Mark Burger Buns 5th 'Avo Baby'
Peter Lamb Steamed Buns 1st Dizzy the Shuttlecock

This was the 100th episode of the Great British Bake Off throughout all seasons.

Episode 7: The '80s

For the signature challenge, the bakers were asked to perform their own twist on eight classical quiches with two different styles. For the technical challenge, Paul asked the bakers to make six deep-fried, identical custard & jam finger doughnuts. For the showstopper challenge, the bakers were required to make an ice cream cake, which was quite a challenge considering it was the hottest day of the year.

Baker Signature
(8 Quiches) 		Technical
(6 Custard & Jam Finger Doughnuts) 		Showstopper
(Ice Cream Cake)
Dave Novel Quiches 6th 'Tiramisu'
Hermine Classic Quiches 1st Holiday Ice Cream Cake
Laura Pea & Pizza Quiches 4th 'Death by Chocolate'
Lottie English Breakfast & Summer Salad Quiches 5th '80's Mix Tape'
Marc Cornish Quiches 3rd Retro Ice Cream Parlour
Peter Thai Curry & Salmon Quiches 2nd 'Christmas Cake Surprise'

Episode 8: Desserts

The signature challenge tasked the bakers with making twelve mini baked cheesecakes, in two hours 30 minutes. For the technical challenge, Prue set a 17th-century bake: two Sussex pond puddings using suet pastry and served with creme anglaise, again in two hours 30 minutes. For the showstopper challenge, the bakers were given the enormous task of making a jelly art design cake, composed of an artistic jelly design, a mousse and a baked sponge element in four hours and 30 minutes.

Baker Signature
(12 Mini Cheesecakes) 		Technical
(2 Sussex Pond Puddings) 		Showstopper
(Jelly Art Design Cake)
Dave 'Celebration of Citrus' Cheesecakes 5th Newquay Beach Scene
Hermine Passion Fruit Cheesecakes 3rd Chocolate and Raspberry Mousse Jelly Cake
Laura Passion Fruit Cheesecakes 1st 'Flower Power' Koi Jelly Art Cake
Marc New York Style Vanilla & Mascarpone Cheesecakes 2nd Apple Jelly with Chocolate and Strawberry Mousse
Peter Lime & Ginger Cheesecakes 4th Snow Globe Jelly Cake

Episode 9: Pâtisserie (Semi-final)

The signature challenge required the bakers to make 12 Pâte à Savarin in two hours 45 minutes. The penultimate technical challenge, set by Paul, gave the bakers the challenging task of making a Danish Cornucopia cake (kransekake), in two hours 15 minutes. For the showstopper challenge, the bakers were given four hours 30 minutes to make 25 cube-shaped cakes that required the precision expected in pâtisseries.

Baker Signature
(12 Pâte à Savarin) 		Technical
(Danish Kransekake Cornucopia Cake) 		Showstopper
(25 Mini Cube-shaped Cakes)
Dave Honey Tequila, Passion Fruit & Mango Savarins 3rd Celebration of Chocolate Cube Cake
Hermine Creme ét Abricot Baba au Rhum 2nd 'The Best of Hermine' Cube Cakes
Laura Poached Pineapple, Kiwi and Passion Fruit Rum Babas 4th Black Forest Cube Cakes
Peter Strawberry & Elderflower Babas 1st Chocolate, Raspberry & Pistachio Cube Cakes

Episode 10: Final

For the final signature challenge, the finalists were tasked with making eight beautifully decorated custard slices, in two hours 30 minutes. For the final technical challenge, Prue asked the bakers to make eight identical walnut whirls — a cone of chocolate with marshmallow inside, a biscuit base, and topped with walnuts, in two hours. For the final showstopper challenge, the bakers were tasked with making a colossal, spectacular dessert tower with a large cake at the base and at least three sections to represent the different baking disciplines, in four hours 30 minutes.

Baker Signature
(8 Custard Slices) 		Technical
(8 Walnut Whirls) 		Showstopper
(Colossal Dessert Tower)
Dave 'Caramel Latte' Custard Slice 1st Tower to Redemption
Laura Yuzu Custard Slice 3rd Rainbow Dessert Tower
Peter Cranachan Custard Slice 2nd Bonkers Bake Off Bubble Cake

The judges said this was the closest final in the history of the show. Peter is the youngest ever winner of the Great British Bake Off.

Specials

Two compilation episodes of The Great British Bake Off: Best Bits, showing highlights from the previous ten series, were shown in the weeks after the final.[23] These were followed by two further specials focusing on the previous 10 winners: The Great British Bake Off: The Winners.[24] The first episode covered the first five champions, the second the last five.[25]

Two specials were commissioned for the festive season:

The Great Christmas Bake Off

The Great Christmas Bake Off features James Hillery from Series 8, Ruby Bhogal from Series 9, Jamie Finn and Rosie Brandreth-Poynter both from Series 10. An Extra Slice presenter Tom Allen took over Noel Fielding as co-host with Matt Lucas, as Fielding welcomed the birth of his second child prior to filming and was on paternity leave.

For the signature challenge, the bakers were given three hours to create 12 miniature panettones. Prue's technical challenge required the bakers to make a quick Christmas pudding (with mincemeat made from scratch), to be cooked in a microwave and served with a Crème anglaise, in one hour and 15 minutes. The showstopper challenge asked the bakers to make an illusion cake to depict their ultimate Christmas day feast, in four hours.

Baker Signature
(12 Panettones) 		Technical
(Christmas Pudding) 		Showstopper
(Festive Feast Illusion Cake)
James Piña Colada Panettone 2nd Cola Ham & All The Trimmings
Jamie American Football Panettones 4th Bake Off Bucket
Rosie Date, Cranberry and Mace Panettones 1st Memories of a Childhood Christmas Feast
Ruby Boozy Chai, Cherry and Chocolate Panettones 3rd Christmas Brekkie Fit For An Elf

The Great New Year Bake Off

The Great New Year Bake Off featured Helena Garcia and Henry Bird from Series 10 as well as Series 5 winner Nancy Birtwhistle and Series 9 winner Rahul Mandal, making it the first time in the show's history two former winners were featured competing against each other. Noel Fielding returned to host alongside Matt Lucas.

The signature challenge required the bakers to make a fruit crumble, served with a complementary ice cream, in two hours. Paul's technical challenge tasked the bakers with making 6 steamed bao buns with shredded crispy duck fillings, in two hours. To celebrate the 2021 New Year, the bakers were asked to make a cake celebrating their 21st birthday for the showstopper challenge, in four hours.

Baker Signature
(Fruit Crumble with Ice Cream) 		Technical
(6 Bao Buns) 		Showstopper
(21st Birthday Cake)
Helena 'Rest In Pieces' Peach Crumble with Salted Butter and Pecan 'Ice-scream' 2nd 'My First Witch's Altar'
Henry Plum, Blackberry & Ginger Crumble with Honey & Ginger Ice Cream 3rd Three Tier Raspberry, Thyme & Roasted Rhubarb Cake
Nancy Caribbean Crumble with Lime Crusted Coconut Ice Cream 4th 21st Birthday Cake
Rahul Spiced Apple, Rhubarb & Plum Crumble with Orange & Ginger Ice Cream 1st Chocolate & Orange Cake with Hazelnut & Chocolate Swiss Meringue Buttercream

Ratings

The premiere episode of the series had the best start for the show since it moved to Channel 4, with an average of 6.9 million viewers tuning in and peaking at 7.9 million according to overnight viewing figures.[26] The weekly consolidated audience figure was reported to be 10.8 million, which increased to 11.2 million after viewers who watched on other devices were included. This is the highest rating for any series on Channel 4 in 35 years after the miniseries A Woman of Substance, which was watched by 13.9 million viewers in 1985.[27] The overnight audience figure rose to an average of 9.2 million for the final, peaking at 10.4 million.[28] The consolidated audience figure for the finale was 11.5 million, the second highest for a commissioned programme in Channel 4 history, and the consolidated figure averaged at 10.6 million for the series.[29]

Episode
no. 		Airdate 7-day viewers
(millions) 		28-day viewers
(millions) 		Channel 4
weekly ranking 		Weekly ranking
all channels[30]
1 22 September 2020 (2020-09-22) 11.21 11.84 1 1
2 29 September 2020 (2020-09-29) 10.81 11.38 1 1
3 6 October 2020 (2020-10-06) 10.70 11.21 1 1
4 13 October 2020 (2020-10-13) 10.63 11.17 1 1
5 20 October 2020 (2020-10-20) 10.66 11.10 1 2
6 27 October 2020 (2020-10-27) 10.37 10.79 1 3
7 3 November 2020 (2020-11-03) 10.87 11.27 1 1
8 10 November 2020 (2020-11-10) 10.91 11.26 1 3
9 17 November 2020 (2020-11-17) 10.83 10.98 1 8
10 24 November 2020 (2020-11-24) 11.74 11.84 1 1

In the US, collection 8 was ranked amongst the top 10 most-streamed shows in the US, according to Nielsen's streaming rankings for the week of October 12.[31] With 674 million minutes streamed, the show was the 5th most watched program on Netflix for the week.[32]

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