Siba Mtongana and son Lonwabo set to release cookbook for kids

Siba Mtongana. Picture: Instagram

Siba Mtongana. Picture: Instagram

Published Nov 16, 2020

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Looking to teach your kids how to cook? You are definitely going to want to keep reading.

South African chef, award-winning cookbook author, and TV personality Siba Mtongana has been working on another cookbook, and this time it’s tailor-made for kids and teenagers, she announced on social media.

The chef’s latest title, “Let’s Cook”, is set to hit shelves in the next few days.

Taking to Instagram this week, Mtongana said writing the book was so much fun and rewarding as a mom and a curious foodie and chef.

“The secret is now out... The reveal… Finally something for the kids and teens ….and the whole family. New cookbook!! Young cooks, mini foodies, junior masterchefs, moms, dads, aunts and uncles… grab your aprons… and LET'S COOK! I must tell you writing this book was so much fun and rewarding as a mom and a curious foodie and chef. We started the journey last year already and what a pleasure it was in the kitchen developing recipes with my 'sous chef' Lonwabo. Secretly we've been working on it behind the scenes for months now and can't wait to finally see it on shelf in the next few days... Will let you know when it's in stores. Ebook and hard copy will be available,” she wrote.

The culinary queen has been seen making big moves lately.

In October Mtongana was named by Tatler Malaysia as one of the 7 Food Goddesses in the World, in a list that includes other cooking goddesses like Nigella Lawson, Mexico’s Pati Jinich, India’s Amrita Raichand, and the US’s Rachael Ray.

Earlier this month, she received recognition from Harvard University which she celebrated what she referred to as the “biggest milestone” of her career.

In an Instagram post, Mtongana wrote: “I'm now a case study at Harvard University Business School, the most prestigious business school in the world! They have been doing a case study on my food career, being an entrepreneur, a woman, and a pioneer in the culinary world locally and globally, against all odds.

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