Nigerian Chef Cooks for 100 Hours, Breaks World Record
Nigerian chef attempts to break world record for longest cooking marathon
Hilda Baci, a renowned Nigerian chef known on social media as Hilda Bassey, has attempted to break the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon. Beginning on Thursday and cooking for over 55 hours, Bassey prepared more than 55 recipes and over 100 dishes that showcase the best of Nigerian cuisine.
The Guinness World Records committee must confirm that all of its criteria have been met before Bassey can officially become the record holder. The previous record was set by Indian chef Lata Tondon in 2019, who cooked for 87 hours and 45 minutes.
Tondon even sent Bassey a message of support prior to his record attempt. Bassey said that he was motivated to break the record in order to put Nigerian food on the map and showcase the diversity and richness of his country’s cuisine.
Bassey’s attempt to break the world record reflects the growing popularity and appreciation for Nigerian cuisine. With its bold flavors, unique ingredients, and diverse cultural influences, Nigerian cuisine has been gaining traction in the global culinary scene. Through Bassey’s efforts, Nigerian cuisine is sure to continue to draw attention and interest from food lovers all over the world.
