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WANTED - Grandparents who cook for new Cooking Channel show (Tri-State Area)
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Jun 21, 2012, 5:17:07 PM6/21/12
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"MY GRANDMOTHER'S RAVIOLI" TV SERIES CASTING!
Calling Grandmas and Grandpas who are great home cooks! Mo Rocca (CBS Sunday Morning, Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!) wants you to teach him your favorite and/or unique recipes.
Do you know a grandparent (or senior) who has a huge personality and could teach Mo how to cook great food? We want to know!
We are looking for...
• Grandmothers and Grandfathers (or Great Aunts/Uncles/ hip fab Seniors)
• All ethnicities
• 50 to 100 years old
• Big personalities who cook wonderful food (professionals also welcome)
• Real characters: warm, fun, outgoing, fiery, sweet or even curmudgeonly.
• Interesting family histories and/or grandmotherly/grandfatherly advice.
• Accents and English as a second language is not a problem.
• New York Tri State Area preferred
Here is a link with a clip and interview about the show:
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7399125n
Here's how to apply: Please email a recent photo and contact information (email, number, address)
Include in the email why your grandparent would be good for the show. What is his or her specialty in the kitchen? How often does he or she cook for family and friends? Include his/her background in cooking, favorite dishes and any other anecdotes that speak to their culinary passion.
Calling Grandmas and Grandpas who are great home cooks! Mo Rocca (CBS Sunday Morning, Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me!) wants you to teach him your favorite and/or unique recipes.
Do you know a grandparent (or senior) who has a huge personality and could teach Mo how to cook great food? We want to know!
We are looking for...
• Grandmothers and Grandfathers (or Great Aunts/Uncles/ hip fab Seniors)
• All ethnicities
• 50 to 100 years old
• Big personalities who cook wonderful food (professionals also welcome)
• Real characters: warm, fun, outgoing, fiery, sweet or even curmudgeonly.
• Interesting family histories and/or grandmotherly/grandfatherly advice.
• Accents and English as a second language is not a problem.
• New York Tri State Area preferred
Here is a link with a clip and interview about the show:
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7399125n
Here's how to apply: Please email a recent photo and contact information (email, number, address)
Include in the email why your grandparent would be good for the show. What is his or her specialty in the kitchen? How often does he or she cook for family and friends? Include his/her background in cooking, favorite dishes and any other anecdotes that speak to their culinary passion.
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