News about Adam Liaw

Jelena Dokic proved on Monday that her talents extend off the tennis court when she whipped up a delicious low-calorie meal for a cooking show.  The Channel Nine sports commentator, 41, appeared as a special guest, alongside chef Darren Robertson, on the SBS show The Cook Up with Adam Liaw. Despite having only at-home experience in the kitchen, Jelena took to the stove easily as she whipped up king salmon parcels with peas, potatoes and baby carrots.

Annie White is said to have been going through a challenging time after being told her whole unit would be disbanded. After enjoying a 13-year run, the national broadcaster revealed last week that the program would not be airing next year. Following a work email sent last Tuesday, several employees reportedly found out the show would conclude three days before the season's end.

Melissa Leong has talked about the 'negativity' surrounding her departure from MasterChef Australia. On Monday, her departure from the cooking show was announced - just a day before Channel Ten's 2024 programming slate was unveiled at its Upfronts presentation. Leong, a German-French pastry prodigy, remains a member of the Ten family and will debut Dessert Masters, a MasterChef spin-off collection, alongside Swiss pastry pro Amaury Guichon.

Adam Liaw, a former MasterChef Australia celebrity, has splashed out $5.26 million on a stunning new home on Sydney's far north shore. The Victorian-era pad is located in Roseville, 12.6 kilometers from the CBD, and has five bedrooms and three-bathrooms. Liaw, 44, purchased the sprawling estate after it went up for auction for $4.9 million, according to the Daily Telegraph.

Adam Liaw and Poh Ling Yeow have joined up for the big new SBS television show Great Australian Bites. The dream team has reunited in Malaysia following their huge success on Australia's 2021 premiere, according to Yahoo Lifestyle. The celebrity chefs are on the hunt for local cuisine after being fast friends over a decade ago when they competed in back-to-back seasons of MasterChef.

Melissa Leong has admitted that the grieving process for her was a slow one, considering she was chastised for failing to attend a special tribute to late co-star Jock Zonfrillo. In her column for this week's issue of Stellar Magazine, MasterChef Australia's Bereavement expert says there is no wrong way to mourn. We all deal with loss differently, and we should live by this,' the 41-year-old said.

Melissa Leong has thanked fellow celebrity chef Adam Liaw for filling in for her at an event at the Sydney Opera House after she was forced to pull out due to the death of her MasterChef Australia co-host Jock Zonfrillo. Leong, 41, had intended to host a live Q&A with American cookbook writer Alison Roman on Tuesday, but it was revealed on Monday that she would not be attending. Liaw, the winner of MasterChef Australia season two and a popular host for SBS and ABC, was Replacing Leong. Leong thanked the audience for the occasion while acknowledging her absence by posting a snapshot from the occasion, which was taken by an attendee on Instagram. 'To everyone who attended @sydneyoperahouse in talk with the legendary @adamliaw, thankyou for the love,' she wrote alongside a snapshot of Liaw and Roman on stage.'

Following the death of her MasterChef Australia co-host Jock Zonfrillo aged 46, Melissa Leong has cancelled a planned function at the Sydney Opera House. Leong had intended to host a live Q&A with American cookbook writer Alison Roman next Tuesday, but it was announced on Thursday that she would not be attending. Melissa Leong said in an email sent to ticketholders following the sad news of her colleague and friend Jock Zonfrillo's death, she and her colleague and friend Jock Zonfrillo's death, she is no longer able to join Alison Roman in a chat on Tuesday, May 9.' Adam Liaw, the reigning Leong will be the MasterChef Australia season two champion.

Fans of SBS TV will be looking forward to some daring action on the channel next year. On Wednesday, the radio presenter unveiled Erotic Stories, a new local scripted series. According to News.com.au, the anthology series's particulars are uncertain.

Chicken salt may not have saved many lives, but it's impossible to go past the iconic seasoning (inset) as the most Australian invention of all time. Peter Brinkworth (left and right) with his daughter Jodie, who is every bit as down to earth as his creation. How long did it take to perfect his genius creation? I don't friggin't know, it was 50 years ago,' he said as he prepares for the debut of a new film about how he came to invent the seasoning.

Adam Liaw, a celebrity chef, has announced that serving leftovers at a dinner party will make you appear as a pro in the kitchen. The former litigator, who rose to fame after appearing on Masterchef, argued that flavors retain their characteristics overnight, which makes several dishes more enjoyable the next day. He said that this is particularly true of dishes with a high degree of flavor, such as curries.