Iya Villania admitted that cooking isn’t one of her strengths and that the kitchen used to intimidate her.
But with the help of chef Jose Sarasola, Iya would like to believe that she has now grown more comfortable and confident in the kitchen. The celebrity chef and Iya are the hosts of GMA 7’s cooking show “Eat Well, Live Well. Stay Well,” aimed at parents who want to improve their cooking skills while juggling work and family duties amid the pandemic.
“Even if I don’t have a specific dish in mind, I look forward to experimenting. I’m no longer afraid to veer away from the usual and try something new,” she said in a recent virtual press conference for the second season of “Eat…
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