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Meet the Contenders for the
Electrolux Wok-a-holic Kitchen Star
Press ReleasePhoto Credits from: Foodamn Philippines
Under the mentorship of
renowned chefs Bruce Lim, Rosebud Benitez and Jonathan Bautista, each of the
Top 14 in Electrolux’s annual Wok-A-Holic competition were trained in various
cooking modules which covered everything from handling appliances and cookware,
food preparation and cooking, and proper food presentation in a 2-day Culinary
Boot Camp.
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Top 14 Contenders Electrolux Wok-A-Holic Kitchen Star |
Equipped with new knowledge
and skills, they are now ready to compete for the title of Electrolux
Wok-a-holic Kitchen Star during the Wok-a-holic Grand Cook-off. Who among them
will emerge as the Kitchen Star and take home the grand prize of an Electrolux
Kitchen Showcase, a culinary scholarship from CCA Manila and gifts from
this year’s Wok-a-holic partners?
Rommel Marcos is a video
and animations editor, happily married and a father of two who feels up to the
challenge and ready to take home the grand prize so he can share his win his
family. Freelance graphic artist Lorenza Quintos is the lone vegetarian in the
competition and dreams of one day being able to create unique and delicious
vegetarian culinary masterpieces. Another contender who hopes to open her own
restaurant is Rigette Osoteo, a social media marketer who wants to create
experiences and memories through the flavors of her food.
For most of the Top 14,
including software developer, Tara Cagadoc, cooking is a passion. She says she
loves everything about food and puts her heart into every dish she prepares.
For Rosarie Penaflor, cooking can also be a means to manage stress as she
enjoys whipping up delicious treats for her family and friends. For others
still like Catherine Blas, it’s a way to help put her kids through schooling.
Despite being the youngest
competitor, JM Darlucio has had experience as a call center agent, a marketer,
a registered nurse and an aspiring entrepreneur. He wants to be an example and
inspire others to just go after their dreams. Also filled with an
entrepreneurial spirit is Chelo Sobremisana, a mother of six choosy eaters who
she loves to cook for. She plans to have a food cart business of her own in the
future so she can cook for more people.
With all his tattoos, you
wouldn’t be able to guess that Richard Lucenada also loves to cook. He thinks
that anybody can cook but he’s out to prove that he can cook well. Georgia
Shirar claims that she already has the ability to turn ordinary dishes into
extraordinary while Roland or Roki Ferrer is a marketing communications manager
who thinks that his innovative mind gives him an edge over his competitors.
Also confident with her skills is Mariela Salcedo but for her, this competition
is a step closer to fulfilling her dreams of becoming a great chef someday.
As a wife and mother of
three, Belinda Custodio joined the competition to learn more about cooking
because she believes that if you love your family, you should love cooking.
Cristina Castro would have to agree as she cooks for her family every day as
well and wants to provide nutritious food for them. For her, winning an
Electrolux Kitchen Showcase would be a great help to her kitchen.
Together, let’s find out
who will become the next Electrolux Wok-a-holic Kitchen Star! Join us on July 8, 2012, Sunday 2pm onwards at Cash
& Carry Makati for the Electrolux Wok-a-holic Grand Cook-off.
This year’s Electrolux
Wok-a-holic Cooking Competition is also made possible by the following event
partners: Center for Culinary Arts, Meyer, Lee KumKee, Biokips, GastroChef,
Solane LPG, Pyrex, Corelle, Cif, and Surf Dishwashing Liquid. As well as media
partners, 96.3 Easy Rock, Yummy magazine and Good Housekeeping magazine.
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