Strictly host Claudia Winkleman joins Dame Mary Berry in the kitchen as they whip up a pastry free quiche for the latest series of Foolproof Dinners

It appears Claudia Winkleman is a fan of Dame Mary Berry's show-stopping quiche.

The Strictly Come dancing co-host, 52, was seen joking around in the kitchen alongside baking legend Mary as they whipped up a storm for her Foolproof Dinners series.

Claudia and Mary, 89, appeared to be the best of pals as they cracked a few jokes in the London cafe.

During Claudia's visit, the famed baker shared some of her family recipes, including a pastry-free quiche.

Mary appeared delighted by the TV presenter appearance as they posed for a series of promotional photos, with the veteran star sporting a white knitted jumper with a lemon pattern.

Ahead of Mary's second series, she said: 'We had so much fun with the series last year.

'I'm delighted we're returning with six more fabulous friends to change their thoughts about cooking with new foolproof recipes.

'Dinner is often the meal where we need more inspiration at the end of a long day or to step out of the same old recipes that we can get stuck in a rut cooking.

'These really are foolproof. 

'I can't wait to share them with you.'

For the visit to Mary's kitchen, Claudia dressed for the season as she wore a brown knitted jumper. 

Mary's show spans across six episodes and each episode stars a famous face.

Aside from Claudia, comedian Alan Carr, photographer Hamza Yassin and Dragons' Den entrepreneur Sara Davies will also star on the new series.

Presenter and comedian Sue Perkins and star of The Repair Shop Will Kirk will also make an appearance. 

BBC Commissioning Editor, Ricky Cooper said: 'We're delighted that Mary is sharing her incredible foolproof recipes with audiences all over the UK, and in the process helping some of the nation's biggest names build confidence in the kitchen. 

'Whether you call it dinner, tea or supper, viewers everywhere are in for a real treat.' 

The new series of Foolproof Dinners will begins on Tuesday, October, 29 at 7.30pm on BBC Two.