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Hirsch’s host another successful virtual Kitchen Capers event

At the Zoom event, which was hosted remotely by Hirsch's Executive Director, Margaret Hirsch, Prince Sithole and Chef Ken created a flavourful African fusion fest with a West African twist.

To bring the public up to date with what is new and exciting on the culinary front, Hirsch’s recently hosted a virtual Kitchen Capers cooking event filmed remotely at the beautiful SMEG showroom in Bryanston.

The episode saw up-and-coming chef, Prince Sithole – also known as the Royal Chef  joining forces with Sandton Epicure Restaurant’s Head Chef, Ken Phuduhudu to cook up a storm. Covid19 has forced the entertainment and food industry to its knees with closures, but these two talented chefs did not take this lying down and came together to create a dynamic five-star experience, bringing first-class dining to your doorstep.

Prince Sitholelining up his spices.

At the Zoom event, which was hosted remotely by Hirsch’s Executive Director, Margaret Hirsch, Prince Sithole and Chef Ken created a flavourful African fusion fest with a West African twist. On the menu was vegetarian peanut lentil soup and a delicious Suya chicken with cassava chips.

These virtual cooking events run bi-monthly, and to join the next event with Abby Dalton, a chocolate expert, send an email to shane@hirschs.co.za to book.

A delicious and healthy African feast. Photos: Supplied.

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