Hosts James and Oliver Phelps, along with judge Carla Hall, discuss the new Food Network show and share a Thanksgiving dessert recipe.

James and Oliver Phelps may not be sporting the trademark red Weasley hair, but the twins are still instantly recognizable to fans of the "Harry Potter" franchise having played cheeky brothers Fred and George for almost a quarter of their lives.

Plus, what 'Harry Potter' sets they got to visit that they'd never seen before and working with former cast members again.

A group of bakers are joining the magical world of 'Harry Potter' as a part of a new baking competition show shot on the set of the movies and hosted by two members of the cast.

Wizards of Baking" has been acquired by Prime Video for the U.K. The show, which features pairs of bakers whipping up magical Potter-inspired creations in a competition format, is set to air in the U.

Nov. 13, 2024 By Emily Davenport Astoria resident and professional baker Miko Uy is set to compete in a magical new baking show on the Food Network, Harry

Giddings is teamed up with her baking partner, Yohann Le Bescond, who was born and raised in Brittany, France, but now lives in Ocala, Florida. However, he's a pastry chef, not a cake artist like Giddings.

One of the incredible concoctions from nine teams competing in the "Harry Potter" movie studios.

Mischief managed. James and Oliver Phelps, who starred in the “Harry Potter” movies as the iconic troublemaking twins, Fred and George Weasley, host a new Food Network show called “Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking.