Jamie's Feasts for a Fiver
2026 · Reality · 1 Season · 6 Episodes ·
Want budget-friendly bites bursting with flamboyant flavour? Jamie Oliver's got us sorted, as he shows us how to deliver crowd-pleasing dishes without the hefty price tag.
Episodes
1. Episode 1Jamie starts the series with a comforting chicken hotpot and a flavour-packed, budget-friendly quick fish curry. He creates an incredible French toast crumpet brunch and a show-stopping almond and pear dessert. Plus, Gennaro Contaldo pops in to share his recipe for Sardinian hand-pleated pasta, culurzones, proving that traditional techniques save money and elevate everyday ingredients!
2. Episode 2Jamie proves budget cooking is beautiful with caprese chicken burgers and golden spinach pies made with simple homemade pastry. He then elevates overlooked ingredients into a luxurious pork & fennel white ragu. Plus, there's a comforting, retro tinned peach cobbler, and guest chef Anissa Helou shares her soulful Lebanese chickpea dish, madfüneh.E33. Episode 3Jamie shows that with just a few simple tricks you can create big flavour without the hefty price tag. From his Thai red chicken & squash traybake and Sardine puttanesca, to Homemade bagels and a Tinned cherry chocolate mousse – all brilliantly low cost, and totally delicious! Plus, guest chef Gulu Anand shares his spectacular North Indian Punjabi masala chicken.E44. Episode 4Jamie shows how budget cooking can still feel like a treat with comforting Beef & potato pasties, clever Creamy broccoli & blue cheese gnocchi, flavour-packed Crispy noodle fishcakes, and Mango rice pudding with a tropical twist. He’s also joined by Roopa Gulati, who shares her family favourite Red lentil dal with spinach — a simple, low-cost dish for everyone.E55. Episode 5Designed to keep costs down and spirits up, Jamie shows that big flavour can come from a small budget, with comforting, crowd-pleasing dishes including Chicken, sausage & white bean bake, Silky aubergine noodles and an Epic toad in the hole, before finishing with a nostalgic Jam treacle tart. Plus guest chef Patricia Chung shares her Burmese classic, Mohinga – affordable, generous and full of flavour.E66. Episode 6Jamie wraps up the series with budget-busting Gnarly celeriac skewers served with flatbreads and houmous, a hearty Kinda winter chilli perfect for batch cooking, and a fragrant Spiced cauliflower bake topped with crunchy Bombay mix — all feeding four for under a fiver. Plus, Crispy potato & chickpea parcels and Baked bread & tomato soup prove simple cupboard staples can become a feast for less.
