Find out when MasterChef is on TV today, tonight and this week at the UK TV Listings Guide.
MasterChef is scheduled to air at these times (may include spoilers):
Knockout week begins with the first seven of the 14 remaining cooks given the chance to work in their first professional kitchen. But first, Anna Haugh and Grace Dent ask them to deliver a single dish worthy of being served in a restaurant, pop-up or even featured in a cookbook. For two, this will be the end of the road, while the others spend the day at the renowned Roe restaurant in Canary Wharf
More details for MasterChef, Tue 19, 9:00 pm
Knockout week continues, and the second set of seven amateur cooks must prove themselves enough to make it into their first professional kitchen. First they must prove to judges Anna Haugh and Grace Dent they have what it takes by serving up a single dish worthy of being served in a restaurant, pop-up or even featured in a cookbook, with only the first best getting the chance to deliver a lunchtime service at the Straits Kitchen restaurant at London's Pan Pacific Hotel
More details for MasterChef, Wed 20, 8:00 pm
Grace Dent and Anna Haugh present the last round of heats, with six more amateur chefs serving up a dinner party menu that will have guests begging for the recipe. The dishes in this round include a posh cheese sandwich and a middle eastern dessert. With the two best efforts granted a place in the quarter finals, the remaining four must prove their worth with a meringue roulade
More details for MasterChef, Thu 21, 1:30 am
The last heat of this year's competition has arrived, and the final group of six amateurs have been waiting for their shot at culinary stardom. Anna Haugh and Grace Dent will be putting them through their paces across two tasks. The hopefuls include two teachers, a pub manager and a civil servant. The signature dish round kicks off proceedings, with Anna and Grace hoping to sample a creation that represents the amateurs down to a tee
More details for MasterChef, Thu 21, 12:45 am
As knockout week comes to a close, the remaining 10 chefs are tasked with making the perfect pizza, but with only four ovens between them they have some negotiating to do. Guest judge James Elliot, co-founder of Pizza Pilgrims, must choose the best four to send them straight to the semi-final. The last six chefs are challenged to make a dish inspired by their favourite takeaway
More details for MasterChef, Fri 22, 8:00 pm
Anna Haugh and Grace Dent present the last quarter-final. The hopefuls begin with an invention test in which they have to serve a sweet or savoury plate of food that makes the most of fruit. Then, restaurant critic Leyla Kazim sets them a brief, asking for a dish that uses an ingredient they used to hate when they were children
More details for MasterChef, Sat 23, 1:00 am
The semi-finals kick off at the National Railway Museum in York, where the contestants cater for a banquet to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the modern railway. But fine-dining on this scale, for 100 guests, is beyond anything the amateurs have ever faced before - and to add to the pressure, the menu has been designed by judge Anna Haugh, who is running the service
More details for MasterChef, Wed 27, 8:00 pm
Knockout week begins with the first seven of the 14 remaining cooks given the chance to work in their first professional kitchen. But first, Anna Haugh and Grace Dent ask them to deliver a single dish worthy of being served in a restaurant, pop-up or even featured in a cookbook. For two, this will be the end of the road, while the others spend the day at the renowned Roe restaurant in Canary Wharf
More details for MasterChef, Thu 28, 1:30 am
Anna Haugh and Grace Dent present the second of the semi-final rounds, challenging the amateurs to serve up one dish inspired by someone special. The most successful cooks then move on to the second challenge - a feast to mark the 120th anniversary of the landmark building Whitehall, the former war office for military and secret service operations - for seven special guests who all hail from the world of espionage
More details for MasterChef, Thu 28, 8:00 pm
Knockout week continues, and the second set of seven amateur cooks must prove themselves enough to make it into their first professional kitchen. First they must prove to judges Anna Haugh and Grace Dent they have what it takes by serving up a single dish worthy of being served in a restaurant, pop-up or even featured in a cookbook, with only the first best getting the chance to deliver a lunchtime service at the Straits Kitchen restaurant at London's Pan Pacific Hotel
More details for MasterChef, Thu 28, 12:00 am