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.

A new baking show focusing on the “Harry Potter” series will air on Food Network this week. Nine teams of pastry chefs and cake artists will compete to make the most impressive showpieces based on “Harry Potter.

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.” “Baking shows are always on in both our households,

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

James and Oliver Phelps, AKA the Weasley twins, discuss what it was like revisiting 'Harry Potter' while filming 'Wizards of Baking' for the Food Network. Dolphins waive team captain, 2023 tackles leader What Is the Fastest Snake in the World? The ...

The show marks the ninth Food Network baking competition for Adams, who also owns Signature Sweets, 3801 N. Oakland Ave. in Shorewood. She’s baked her way through shows including "Cupcake Wars," "Sugar Dome," "Macy's Thanksgiving Cake Spectacular," "Holiday Wars" and "Halloween Wars" (twice) and served as a judge on “Buddy & Duff”.

From Nosebleed Nougat to Puking Pastilles, the confections created by Harry Potter's Fred and George Weasley had some nasty side effects. But James and Oliver Phelps, who played the roles in all eight films,

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