Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking
2025 · 29m · Documentary
Happy birthday! Mary Berry is joined by famous friends to share memories and recipes. Celebrating the joy of food, they'll revisit old favourites and discover new delicious dishes.
Episodes
1. Episode 128m · Dame Mary and Tom Allen take a leisurely boat ride together, stopping along the way to cook delicious recipes - some Mary made over 70 years ago, others that are brand new.
2. Episode 228m · Dame Mary and Gabby Logan reflect on how work-life balance has changed over 60 years. Mary shares four delicious recipes to make life easier.▶3. Episode 329m · Dame Mary and kindred spirit Jamie Oliver cook up delicious family favourites, share memories while watching old footage of Mary, and have a very competitive table football match.
4. Episode 430m · Dame Mary’s dear friend, broadcaster Alex Jones, joins her in the kitchen to celebrate how Mary’s friends and family, as well as the viewers, have been at the heart of her cooking for 60 years.
5. Episode 530m · Mary Berry is invited behind the walls of Alan Titchmarsh’s magnificent garden as she makes delicious recipes inspired by what we grow and helps Alan to bake his first ever cake.
6. Episode 628m · Actor Kiell Smith-Bynoe needs help with his menu for entertaining guests, so Mary provides some delicious recipes for a successful dinner party. Kiell shares his life-long passion for magic.More Like This
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