We had three group creative activities (two are graded 5 points each) This involved dry cooking. I brought strawberries and red bell pepper and the 3 groups in the class would prepare two dishes making the said ingredients as the center of the dish. The class may cook/prepare in the class, prepare some in their homes and mix it in the class.
The privilege was used freely, some brought super alalay to help them in their cooking.
And I think it was a fun activity. They said it relieved them of stress and we ate and enjoyed what they prepared.
Pampanguenos love to to cook and enjoy making good pitches of their creation. If there is anyway we can define entrepreneurship, this is it.
Posing with Roman, the Jollibee Manager and the rest of superb Iron Entrep Chefs
We had Prof Danny who would have class the following day (and who is leading the way to solve a problem with past professor) to be the judge. He had great difficutly in judging. He ruled in favor of Group 1 (more variety, more items, more flavor) Madaling naubos?
Prof Jorge with red chefs (Group 3)
Prof Danny doing the food tasting; judging who won
A happy and vibrant group; doing what they love
Creative class
The lone group that had a menu; an integral part of food pitch
Group 3 so proud of their creation
They made sure that the main ingredient stood out
Shish kebab of strawberries dipped in choco
The software architect is now a chef
A best seller from Group 1
A very expensive oven of Dr. Edu
Plenty of organic stuff; espoused by Dr. Edu
Vhong and Liza making their pitch
Dr. Edus turn to make the pitch
Group 2: Rophelle, Jopet, Maria Farah, Michael and Verman pitching
The Red Chefs doing their pitch; a non Kapamapangan, Marlon doing the favor
Prof Danny deeply analyzing who did best in this exercise
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