A native of Ivory Coast, currently residing in Washington, D.C., Chef Morou was on the Food Network's Iron Chef America last night. Not sure it was a new episode (what? you guys don't watch that show every Sunday?). He was the winner of the Iron Chef America competition in D.C., and came to compete with Iron Chef Flay in the hour long competition. He didn't win, but he mixed in a lot of African flavor to his meal- some egusi (melon seeds), use of some west African "equipment," and some other African spices. Former D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams is one of his biggest fans, and he came along to support. Check out the air time schedule on the Food Network.
Monday, January 15, 2007
Iron Chef Morou
A native of Ivory Coast, currently residing in Washington, D.C., Chef Morou was on the Food Network's Iron Chef America last night. Not sure it was a new episode (what? you guys don't watch that show every Sunday?). He was the winner of the Iron Chef America competition in D.C., and came to compete with Iron Chef Flay in the hour long competition. He didn't win, but he mixed in a lot of African flavor to his meal- some egusi (melon seeds), use of some west African "equipment," and some other African spices. Former D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams is one of his biggest fans, and he came along to support. Check out the air time schedule on the Food Network.
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Luvvn ur blogspot!Used to check out you guyz website...Welcome to the Blog world!!!
saw the show... dude can throw it down! good stuff
He did a really good job. It's not a new show though. Saw it in like November or so ( Yes, I watch Iron Chef religiously when in the States). I was actually upset that he didnt win but oh well....
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