The competition reaches its climax as the remaining mums take turns hosting a traditional Friday night dinner for a party of 16, including family, judges, the other mums, and celebrities including David Baddiel and Jay Rayner. Friday night dinner is a time for family to come together, an opportunity for a Jewish mum to shine, and an occasion that is as much about the food as it is about the people. The mums must devise the menu, cook the food, lay the table and host their meal at a boutique north London kosher hotel. The mums also try their arms at being agony aunt for the Jewish News and answering questions from listeners on a Jewish radio station.