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MiCasa’s J’Something Gets Cooking

Mzansi Magic is once again tapping into cooking television territory with the launch of an exciting cooking show, Something’s Cooking. Set to debut on Mzansi Magic on October 22nd, South Africa’s newest-kid-on-the-culinary block offers a fresh twist on the current cooking show format. How? Something’s Cooking is helmed by none other than Joao da Fonseca – known to music fans as J’Something of the hugely popular group, Micasa.

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Over a 13-episode series, the lead singer of the chart-topping, award-winning group will reveal how his passion for food, family background in the restaurant world and Portuguese and African roots can combine to create a delicious culinary journey. You will get a chance to watch J’Something as he explores new ingredients and cooking styles, proving you don’t have to be a professional chef to create magic in the kitchen. Something’s Cooking will also give MiCasa fans the opportunity to share in the singer’s everyday life, including what he gets up to when he’s not on stage.

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“When I don’t sing I cook,” says J’Something. “Life is a classic recipe of hard work, good friends and a perfect grilled sarmie. Something’s Cooking is who I am, not perfect but passionate.” With over 50,000 followers already on Twitter, J’Something’s fans have already shown their interest in his food obsession.

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Something’s Cooking premieres on Mzansi Magic Channel 161 on the 22 October 2014 at 19:00.

For all the latest news on Something’s Cooking visit www.mzansimagic.tv

Follow J’Something on Twitter & Instagram @JSomethingMusic

 

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