M’sian-born MasterChef winner to cook up new venture


Man of good taste: Adam is set to produce his own cooking show in Australia that will promote Malaysian cuisine.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian-born celebrity chef Adam Liaw has been given a A$394,900 (RM1.18mil) grant to produce his own cooking show in Australia, which will introduce and promote Malaysian cuisine.

The programme, tentatively named Adam Liaw Heritage Kitchen, is one of the efforts by the Australian government to promote Australian and Malaysian culture through food.

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