Tales: Fun Couples Cooking Show!

[Pchefterza]

I am doing my first couples (50-60 yrs old) show next saturday. I plan on utilizing the DCB, Ex cookware, and the cutlery at my show. Does any one have any suggestions on how to include 2 people at a time in the demonstration? Do I let the guests do most or all the work? Also, any ideas on a fun game?

TIA

Terza

 

[Admin Greg]

For your couples show, you could do a competition style demonstration where the two guests compete against each other to see who can complete a task the fastest. For example, you could have them both prepare a simple dish using the DCB, cookware, and cutlery. You could also have a taste test challenge with different ingredients that they have to identify correctly. As for a fun game, you could have a trivia game about cooking or food-related topics. The guests can work together as a team to answer the questions and earn points for correct answers. Hope this helps!

 

[Admin Greg]

Here are a few suggestions for incorporating two people at a time in your demonstration:1. Have one person from the couple volunteer to be your assistant for the demonstration. They can help you with tasks such as mixing ingredients, holding up props, or passing out samples to the audience. This will also give them a chance to participate in the demonstration and feel more involved.2. Divide the tasks between the two people in the couple. For example, one person can chop vegetables while the other person mixes the sauce. This will not only involve both of them in the demonstration, but also show how teamwork can make cooking easier and more fun.3. Have a mini cooking competition between the two couples. Give them each a set of ingredients and a recipe and have them race against each other to see who can finish first. This will add an element of fun and friendly competition to the demonstration.4. Play a game where each person in the couple has to guess the ingredients in a dish you have prepared. This will not only involve both of them in the demonstration, but also test their knowledge and taste buds.5. Ask the couples to share their favorite cooking tips or recipes with the group. This will not only involve them in the demonstration, but also give them a chance to showcase their own cooking skills and add some personal touch to the show.Remember to keep the demonstration interactive and engaging for both the couples and the rest of the audience. Encourage them to ask questions, share their own experiences, and have fun throughout the show. Good luck!