Dan opted for sausage rolls inspired by his “love of dim sum” during Party Week, and Paul Hollywood wasn’t a fan… <\/p>
It was all about party bakes on this week\u2019s episode of The Great British Bake Off<\/a>.<\/p>\n For the Bake Off theme<\/a>, the five remaining bakers in the line-up took on sausage rolls for the Signature, followed by a caterpillar cake for the Technical and a spread that was \u201canything but a beige buffet\u201d for the final Showstopper.<\/p>\n While the party ended early for Cristy<\/a>, as she became the first contestant to leave the show, Matty<\/a> was the life of the party, winning his second Star Baker accolade of the season.<\/p>\n When it came to deciding who to send home, judges Prue Leith and Paul Hollywood had their concerns about Dan<\/a> after he opted for less traditional flavours for his sausage rolls, using a water chestnut, ginger, garlic and five-spice flavour combo, with a soy sauce dip to express his \u201clove for dim sum\u201d.<\/p>\n Read more:<\/strong><\/p>\n While Prue enjoyed the flavours, they weren\u2019t to Paul\u2019s liking \u2013 something RadioTimes.com<\/a> columnist J\u00fcrgen Krauss thinks could go against Dan in next week\u2019s semi-final.<\/p>\n You can watch J\u00fcrgen give his verdict on Party Week below.<\/p>\n Keep watching at the end of each video for more from the expert baker.<\/p> \n