Audio By Carbonatix
The stage is set for the culinary reality show Big Chef on Joy Prime scheduled to begin on Sunday, January 19.
The children's cooking competition made for participant between the ages of 11 and 14 is geared towards encouraging the youth to develop a passion for cooking while encouraging parents to inculcate the habit of good nutrition into their wards.

It also aims to, among other things, entertain viewers and teach interesting recipes while fueling the drive to take up cooking as a profession.
Sixty contestants, earlier selected from over 200 entries, were taken through an oral audition and trimmed down to 30 for the next stage.

Following a practical audition where the children displayed their culinary prowess, 12 of them will make the cut for the live shows.
The 13-week reality show will see the young cooks put their best foot forward with the hope of securing the top spot.

The winners get free educational packages and cash prizes.
Big Chef airs on Sundays at 3:30 pm on Joy Prime and channel 281 on DStv.
Latest Stories
-
Four more men freed from flooded Laos cave after 10 days
2 minutes -
Millions of breast cancer patients could safely avoid chemotherapy, study suggests
4 minutes -
Liverpool sack head coach Slot
5 minutes -
600 more Ghanaians register for evacuation from South Africa – Ablakwa
16 minutes -
First Lady joins mourners at funeral of Sammy Gyamfi’s father-in-law
22 minutes -
Xenophobic attacks: Abu Jinapor warns against retaliatory attacks on South Africans
23 minutes -
Abu Jinapor urges African Union action over xenophobic attacks in South Africa
34 minutes -
Ghanaian teacher was detained at Dulles Airport for over a week after admitting asylum plans
46 minutes -
Novel consultation process on bill caused public confusion – Acting NITA boss
48 minutes -
TVET financing model failing students and employers – Eduwatch boss warns
53 minutes -
Proposed NITA Bill: Effia MP urges stronger stakeholder engagement
55 minutes -
NITA: We’ve been transparent throughout digital bills consultation process – Sam George
1 hour -
CNBC Africa partners KGL Group
2 hours -
NDC amendments have watered down Anti-LGBTQ bill – NPP MP
2 hours -
Technology Consultant warns against expansive regulation in proposed NITA Bill
2 hours