In an extraordinary display of culinary prowess, Ugandan chef Dorcus Mirembe, affectionately known as Mama D, has etched her name in the Guinness World Records by surpassing the individual cooking record previously held by Irish chef Alan Fisher.
Mama D’s relentless cooking marathon, which commenced on December 23 and is set to conclude on December 31, has now reached an impressive 123 hours and 20 minutes, as reported at the time of filing this news.
Alan Fisher had set the precedent earlier this year when he achieved the longest individual cook-a-thon in Japan, cooking tirelessly from September 28 to October 3. Mama D’s determination to break this record has captivated the nation, drawing throngs of Ugandans to her cooking venue to offer unwavering support, ranging from financial contributions to moral encouragement.
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Government officials, prominent business figures, and celebrities have rallied behind Mama D, expressing their support through various social media platforms. Additionally, many well-wishers have physically visited her restaurant near Kampala, contributing to the vibrant atmosphere surrounding her historic cooking venture.
Numerous food companies have played a crucial role in Mama D’s pursuit of culinary greatness by generously providing her with essential cooking supplies and other necessary items. This communal effort reflects the unity and solidarity within the Ugandan community, as they come together to witness Mama D’s remarkable achievement.
Mama D’s inspiration behind this audacious challenge stems from her desire to showcase Uganda’s rich culinary heritage to the world.
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She expressed her passion for highlighting the diverse traditional foods of Uganda, referring to the country as the ‘Pearl of Africa.’ During the cook-a-thon, Mama D has prepared a wide array of dishes representing the abundance of flavours and culinary traditions that Uganda has to offer.
‘All food is free… it is such people who keep us going. All one needs is to have the appetite, that’s all. Whoever eats encourages me,’ Mama D shared, emphasising the communal spirit driving her unprecedented cooking endeavour.
The anticipation now mounts as Mama D awaits the official recognition from Guinness World Records judges, eager to cement her place in history as the individual who shattered culinary boundaries and showcased the flavoursome diversity of Uganda’s cuisine to the global stage.
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