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Week six of the maiden edition of Joy Prime’s kids cooking show, Big Chef, took a different turn this weekend.
The contestants gave credence to A.A. Gills’ saying that “breakfast is everything; the beginning, the first thing. It is the mouthful that is the commitment to a new day, a continuing life.”
The task of the week was quite simple: prepare a creativity-filled breakfast for a visiting cousin.
In the 45 minutes as set by the Chefs; Adepa and Rafiatu, the contestants who were up and running did not disappoint in fixing a single plate breakfast.
Neither of the contestants could deny a perfect breakfast must include eggs; as they did not fail in accompanying their meals with omelettes, toast, steamed and fried eggs.
Rodney served patrons and judges with a delightful hot chocolate with bread and omelette and salad, leaving Victoria with no other option than to garnish her bread and omelette with sausages and baked beans.
Loviette presented a rainbow salad, toasted bread, and banana smoothie while Maame Yaa served her corn porridge together with eggs and her avocado sandwich.
Christopher was in the good books of the judges as he played safe with his sausage veggie sauce and bread omelettes beating Gertrude with her milkshake, eggs and salad.
Taking a different twist on the night, Khadijah served her hot Hausa Koko with ‘eggs koose’, ‘veggies koose’ and ‘koose bread’ as Nana Adwoa dished out potato hash browns and smoothie.
Regina in an attempt to match up displayed her toasted bread with baked beans, sausage and toasted eggs while Abigail platted her hot chocolate, eggs, bread and salad.
Clifford amazed the judges with his best-received yet; bread omelette and steamed eggs with oats.
To keep up with new recipes and dishes each week, Big Chef airs on the premises of GH Media School every Sunday from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm on Joy Prime.
In the 45 minutes as set by the Chefs; Adepa and Rafiatu, the contestants who were up and running did not disappoint in fixing a single plate breakfast.
Neither of the contestants could deny a perfect breakfast must include eggs; as they did not fail in accompanying their meals with omelettes, toast, steamed and fried eggs.
Rodney served patrons and judges with a delightful hot chocolate with bread and omelette and salad, leaving Victoria with no other option than to garnish her bread and omelette with sausages and baked beans.
Loviette presented a rainbow salad, toasted bread, and banana smoothie while Maame Yaa served her corn porridge together with eggs and her avocado sandwich.
Christopher was in the good books of the judges as he played safe with his sausage veggie sauce and bread omelettes beating Gertrude with her milkshake, eggs and salad.
Taking a different twist on the night, Khadijah served her hot Hausa Koko with ‘eggs koose’, ‘veggies koose’ and ‘koose bread’ as Nana Adwoa dished out potato hash browns and smoothie.
Regina in an attempt to match up displayed her toasted bread with baked beans, sausage and toasted eggs while Abigail platted her hot chocolate, eggs, bread and salad.
Clifford amazed the judges with his best-received yet; bread omelette and steamed eggs with oats.
To keep up with new recipes and dishes each week, Big Chef airs on the premises of GH Media School every Sunday from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm on Joy Prime.DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
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