Nazuk’s cookbook idea in Sweden’s master chef is praised by the jury – and takes her to the final. The book is made for children and adults who want to cook together. – We think your cookbook idea is brilliant and something we haven’t seen before, says Mischa Billing. In the semi-finals of Sweden’s Master Chef, the participants must sell their cookbook idea and Nazuk is praised by the jury after she tells about hers. She wants the cookbook to be called “Nazuk and Milla cook”. The book should be written for both adults and children and is inspired by her own cooking together with her niece Milla. – There are not many cookbooks that are adapted for children and parents together. The concept is to make cooking fun. But also adapting a meal for children by making different components that fit well together. Children can put together a plate on their own – and pick out what they don’t like – while adults get to eat exciting food too, she explains. – The book contains recipes from all corners of the world. We live in a multicultural country. The jury gets to taste a dish from the book In Sweden’s master chef, the jury also gets to taste a dish from the book. Nazuk has prepared Korean fried chicken with several side dishes. Among other things, a “snake cucumber” that the jury loves. – The cucumber is the best thing with the dish. It is crispy and tastes wonderful, says Tom Sjöstedt. Nazuk’s food and cookbook idea take her all the way to the finals. – We think your cookbook idea is brilliant and something we haven’t seen before. And your food was absolutely fantastic, says Mischa Billing. Nazuk can’t hold back the tears and says it’s a dream to make it to the finals of Sweden’s Master Chef. – Mother will be proud of me, I’m in the final! Fanny gets the second final place in Sweden’s master chef, while Stefanie had to leave the competition after the elimination in the semi-finals. Hear Nazuk’s cookbook idea – and the jury’s accolades – in the player above.
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Nazuk’s cookbook idea is praised: “Brilliant – nothing we’ve seen before”
