
<p><img class=" alignright size-full wp-image-1022" src="http://schoolnewsnz.fastrackdev.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/SND06-wk4-News-Cooking_Comp_300x225.jpg" alt="SND06-wk4-News-Cooking Comp 300x225" style="margin: 5px; float: right;" width="300" height="225" />Forget Masterchef and My Kitchen Rules – when it comes to culinary creativity Manurewa High School is where the action is.</p>
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<p>Students from the school won a pilot Auckland Council &#8216;What&#8217;s Your Flavour&#8217;, youth cooking competition.</p>
<p>The competition involved teams from five schools delivering a fresh, healthy and culturally inspired take on the common burger.</p>
<p>Manurewa&#8217;s entry was their Mediterranean Burger, a succulent turkey pattie drizzled with cacik (a traditional Turkish dish of seasoned yoghurt), sundried tomato pesto matched with crispy, flavoursome onion rings between toasted pita pockets.</p>
<p>The final cook-off was held last Tuesday at the NZ Culinary Fare with a panel of industry experts from the NZ Chefs Association. The pilot competition was endorsed by the council&#8217;s Youth Advisory Panel and may become an annual event.</p>
<p>Youth Advisory Panel member Tony Su&#8217;a said it was great to see a new, youth-targeted event on the Auckland calendar.</p>
<p>&#8220;We are always up for more youth events! Cooking is not only fun, but leads into a great industry and is the future career of choice for many young people,&#8221; Mr Su&#8217;a said.</p>
<p>The competing schools were Manurewa High School, Sancta Maria College, Macleans College, Lynfield College and⨠Onehunga High School.</p>
<p>The judges were Cr Alf Filipaina – Arts, Culture and Events Committee chair,⨠Graham Hawkes – New Zealand Chefs Association Inc. national president, Louise Abbott – New Zealand Chefs Association Inc. Auckland branch presidentâ¨and Geoff Slack – New Zealand Chefs Association.</p>
<p>The winners&#8217; prize package was a Samsung Galaxy tablet each and a $1500 Southern Hospitality voucher to go towards their school kitchen.</p>
<p>A decision will be made later this year as to whether &#8216;What&#8217;s Your Flavour&#8217; will become an annual event in the Auckland Council events calendar.</p>

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