Kids Baking Championship

Hosts and judges Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman ask 12 kid bakers to pay homage to the brilliant transformation of the butterfly by making colorful carved butterfly cakes.[Food Network]

Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman ask 11 young bakers to use three snack items: potato chips, pretzels and chocolate candies to make one delicious kitchen-sink dessert. In the end, one baker will go home.[Food Network]

Valerie and Duff divide the 10 young bakers into two teams for a good old-fashioned chocolate vs. peanut butter throwdown. To up the stakes, the winner of the challenge will earn immunity from elimination for the team.[Food Network]

Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman ask the nine kid bakers to turn miniature cookies and chocolate-covered dried fruit or nuts into cookie cereal. [Food Network]

Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman ask the eight kid bakers to work in teams of two to build and decorate tasty, beautiful puff designs made of two different colors and flavors of cream puffs.[Food Network]

Hosts and judges Valerie and Duff ask the young bakers to create grilled dessert imposters with side dishes like ribs and mac 'n' cheese or hot dogs and baked beans; the least successful baker goes home.[Food Network]

Hosts and judges Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman ask the six remaining kid bakers to take a walk on the wild side and make zebra cakes with striking interior stripes.[Food Network]

Hosts and judges Valerie and Duff ask the bakers to combine a lot of small parts to create one big whole by making cosmic cupcake pull-aparts decorated to look like the sun, a rocket, Saturn, a comet or the moon.[Food Network]

Valerie and Duff ask the final three bakers to make a championship-worthy, two-tiered cityscape cake that captures the quintessential sights of an iconic city: San Francisco, New York City or Washington, D.C.[Food Network]