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Canadian chefs offer wisdom on how you should use the most popular seasoning
by Craig Takeuchi on March 9th, 2021 at 2:30 PM 1 of 7 2 of 7 There’s no shortage of cooking and baking contests on TV but B.C. is proving that we’re no slouch in serving up stiff competition. Here’s a look at several Canadian food TV series that feature competitors from Vancouver and a few other cities in B.C. Top Chef Canada British Columbia will have strong representation on Season 9 of Top Chef Canada, which will premiere at 10 p.m. on April 19 on Food Network Canada. Mission Hill Winery chef de partie Siobhan Detkavich Top Chef Canada Andrea Alridge, a 30-year-old chef de ...
Andrea Alridge, left, and Kym Nguyen will be representing Vancouver as competitors on Top Chef Canada season 9. Photos via Food Network The gloves are coming off - or maybe going on, if they're in the kitchen - as chef-testants from across the nation vie for the glory on Top Chef Canada, which returns in April for its ninth season. The Food Network show features a diverse line-up of culinary talent from coast to coast this year. Eleven competitors have made the final cut and will be cooking in intense "Quickfire" and "Elimination" rounds until there's only one chef left standing.