 | A major contributor to this article appears to have a close connection with its subject.(January 2018) |
Ali Mandhry | |
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| Born | 13 May 1988 Mombasa, Kenya |
| Nationality | Kenyan |
| Other names | Chef Ali, Ali L’artiste |
| Alma mater | Kenya Utalii College |
| Occupation(s) | Chef, artist and media personality |
| Website | www.instagram.com/chefalimandhry |
Ali Said Alamin Mandhry, also known as Chef Ali L’artiste, is a TV celebrity chef in Kenya. [1]
According to Mandhry, inspiration from his grandfather got him into the kitchen at age nine, and started selling cakes he baked to fellow students and teachers at age twelve. [1]
After high school, Mandhry worked as an intern at the Sarova White Sands Beach Resort and Spa. He later enrolled in a food production apprenticeship course at Kenya Utalii College. [1]
In January 2011, Mandhry became a culinary instructor at Kenya Utalii College's Mombasa campus, in charge of the food production department. [1] [2]
Mandhry currently hosts a cooking show dubbed Food Time that broadcasts on Pwani TV and Celebrity Kitchen Raid on Zuku Entertainment Channel 100 that broadcasts Internationally. [3] previously he hosted a cooking show on NTV Kenya, Tamu Tamu: Kenyan Cuisine with a Twist and also Pilipili Jikoni, a Swahili radio program on Pilipili Fm in Mombasa. [4]
Mandhry also co hosts Power Breakfast every Thursday on Citizen TV Kenya. [5]
Mandhry is an author and writes the ‘Eats’ recipe column every Saturday on eve woman magazine, it is published on standard newspaper [6]
Mandhry is a judge on the first Kenya's reality cooking competition, Kikwetu Supa Chef, which airs on K24. [7] Mandhry owns the L’artiste Pastry Factory and is a representative of the Kenya's Chef Association. Mandhry was appointed the brand ambassador for Kericho Gold Tea. [8] He has been named among the top 5 reigning chefs of African cuisine by Africa Style Daily. [9] He has also been considered among top male chefs in Africa by DSTV. [10]
Mandhry has appeared in newspapers, magazines, radio and television. In December 2011 Mandhry appeared alongside Osama el Sayed on Ma Osama Atyab to promote authentic Kenyan cuisine. [2]
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