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Day 1 of @longbeachbbqfest  is in the books- and what a great day for my @browningbison @ccaplosangeles student chefs in training! 
They were matched up with pit masters who truly leaned into the process, trusting my high school trained and certified students, teaching them bbq techniques, showing them service skills, and helping develop their confidence over the course of the day, as they all made a point to tell me how hard working each and every one of my kids was 🩷🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
THANK YOU:
@dragonfire.bbq - Sam
@viti_smokedmeats @whiteoakcraftbbq - Sasha
@zef.bbq @zef.daddy - Star
@texas.craft.barbecue - Rolin
@rayssmashburgers  #BangersandMash- Yvie & Jayluh
@bigbriansmeats - Gio
@justwrightbbq - Harley
@bigrahsbbq - Jordyn
@qbelliesbbq - Emmanuel 
@bigjssocalbbq - Maria

Special THANK YOU to @axiom_productions_llc for trusting me with this endeavor, Fam ❤️🙏🏼

And as an extra bonus, I got to meet @blackownedfoodla !! ❤️🙏🏼

See ya’ll tomorrow for day two!
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Yesterday at @baryoent felt like one big Filipino family reunion. 🧡🇵🇭

What made it so special wasn’t just the food, the music, or the packed crowd, it was the feeling of seeing everyone come together. Familiar faces, new friends, endless conversations, dancing, singing, eating, drinking, and celebrating our culture all at the Historic Filipino Town. 

We thought the very first Baryo in 2024 was unforgettable, but this year was truly on another level. The energy was unreal. Everyone was happy, alive, supportive, and somehow it felt like everyone knew everyone. That’s the best part of our community.

We came not only to serve food, but to celebrate alongside all of you.

Before culinary school in New York, @cheflordmaynard spent his college years in Manila around the U-Belt area. He often frequented the late-night paresans along España, and yesterday brought back all those memories. Feeling nostalgic, he created his own version of Beef Pares for Baryo, served with Java garlic rice, with the option to add an egg, and shared it for the very first time.

And because so many of you have been asking if Kuya Lord would ever put sisig on the menu, Chef also recreated his Lucenachon Sisig: chopped crispy pork with crunchy skin, sautéed with lots of red onions, bell peppers, Thai chili, and his own sisig seasoning. 

To everyone who stopped by our booth, shared a meal with us, wore our shirts and trucker hats, took photos, said hello, or simply showed love . . .  maraming salamat!!!! 🙏🏼 Seeing all of you meant so much to us.

Huge thank you to @baryoent and the entire team for putting together another incredible event for the community. Thanks to our KL Team and CCAP students @imnot.rolin @just_.taryn who helped us throughout the day. 

Hope everyone had an amazing time because we definitely did. 

We’re back open today at Kuya Lord with our regular hours. See you at the restaurant!
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To close out our International Cuisine’s Asian Unit, I recruited senior @imnot.rolin  to do a demo of Cambodian Cuisine.  With the help of Junior Bison,  Connor, and at the behest of Gio, they made Cambodian Loklak, also known as Shaking Beef. 

I am so proud of the confidence and overall technique these two young men have in kitchen; keep your eyes on them because they will be going places, for sure! 
#ProudToBeABison #handsonlearning #reachonteachone #thisishighschool #ccapiscooking
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