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[[File:Rosebud Benitez 1.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|Chef Rosebud Benitez, host of Philippine TV Channel Q 11's ''Quickfire'']]
[[File:Rosebud Benitez 1.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|Chef Rosebud Benitez, host of Philippine TV Channel Q 11's ''Quickfire'']]
[[File:Rosebud Benitez 2.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|Chef Rosebud Benitez, one of ''People Asia''’s “Women of Style and Substance” for 2009]]
[[File:Rosebud Benitez 2.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|Chef Rosebud Benitez, one of ''People Asia''’s “Women of Style and Substance” for 2009]]
[[File:Rosebud Benitez 3.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|Chef Rosebud Benitez, on the set of her cooking show]]
[[File:Rosebud Benitez 4.jpg|thumb|alt=Alt text|Chef Rosebud Benitez with her ''Quickfire'' guest, Miss Universe 1999 First Runner-Up Miriam Quiambao]]


'''Rosebud Benitez''' is a [[Filipino people|Filipino]] [[celebrity chef]] and the [[presenter|host]] of [[Quickfire: 10-Minute Kitchen Wonders with Chef-Mom Rosebud Benitez (TV Show)|''Quickfire'']], a 10-minute television [[cooking show]] aired several times daily on [[Q (TV network)|Q 11]] (soon to be [[GMA News TV]]), a subsidiary [[television station|station]] of the [[GMA Network|GMA (Global Media Arts) Network, Inc]].<ref>Telebisyon.Net, ''telebisyon.net'', 05 May 2008, [http://telebisyon.net/Quickfire/series/casts/Host/13519/], 12 April 2010</ref> The show is considered to be one of the most easily recognizable productions of the alternative network, with an offshoot bestselling [[DVD]] [[GMA Records|compilation]] of highlight [[Episode|episodes]].<ref>''Pilipino'' Star ''Ngayon'', ''The Philippine Star'', 03 September 2009, [http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=501816&publicationSubCategoryId=96], 08 February 2010</ref> Prior to ''Quickfire'', Rosebud was part of the culinary group program [[List of shows previously aired by Q|''Ka-Toque'']], Q 11’s first-of-a-kind that spawned a whole new generation of [[cooking show|broadcast cuisine productions]] and [[Celebrity chef|chef-hosts]]. <ref>ClickTheCity.com, ''clickthecity.com'', 11 November 2005, [http://www.clickthecity.com/tv/?p=690], 22 January 2007</ref> Though wedged within a smorgasbord of equally sociable young [[chef]]s in ''Ka-Toque'', Rosebud became the first in the group to be given a solo show and the only non-actor to be invited by [[GMA Artist Center]] to join its register of contract stars.<ref>iGMA.tv, ''igma.tv'', 04 April 2008, [http://www.igma.tv/forum/showthread.php?t=9717], 05 May 2009</ref>
'''Rosebud Benitez''' is a [[Filipino people|Filipino]] [[celebrity chef]] and the [[presenter|host]] of [[Quickfire: 10-Minute Kitchen Wonders with Chef-Mom Rosebud Benitez (TV Show)|''Quickfire'']], a 10-minute television [[cooking show]] aired several times daily on [[Q (TV network)|Q 11]] (soon to be [[GMA News TV]]), a subsidiary [[television station|station]] of the [[GMA Network|GMA (Global Media Arts) Network, Inc]].<ref>Telebisyon.Net, ''telebisyon.net'', 05 May 2008, [http://telebisyon.net/Quickfire/series/casts/Host/13519/], 12 April 2010</ref> The show is considered to be one of the most easily recognizable productions of the alternative network, with an offshoot bestselling [[DVD]] [[GMA Records|compilation]] of highlight [[Episode|episodes]].<ref>''Pilipino'' Star ''Ngayon'', ''The Philippine Star'', 03 September 2009, [http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=501816&publicationSubCategoryId=96], 08 February 2010</ref> Prior to ''Quickfire'', Rosebud was part of the culinary group program [[List of shows previously aired by Q|''Ka-Toque'']], Q 11’s first-of-a-kind that spawned a whole new generation of [[cooking show|broadcast cuisine productions]] and [[Celebrity chef|chef-hosts]]. <ref>ClickTheCity.com, ''clickthecity.com'', 11 November 2005, [http://www.clickthecity.com/tv/?p=690], 22 January 2007</ref> Though wedged within a smorgasbord of equally sociable young [[chef]]s in ''Ka-Toque'', Rosebud became the first in the group to be given a solo show and the only non-actor to be invited by [[GMA Artist Center]] to join its register of contract stars.<ref>iGMA.tv, ''igma.tv'', 04 April 2008, [http://www.igma.tv/forum/showthread.php?t=9717], 05 May 2009</ref>

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Chef Rosebud Benitez, host of Philippine TV Channel Q 11's Quickfire
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Chef Rosebud Benitez, one of People Asia’s “Women of Style and Substance” for 2009
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Chef Rosebud Benitez, on the set of her cooking show
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Chef Rosebud Benitez with her Quickfire guest, Miss Universe 1999 First Runner-Up Miriam Quiambao

Rosebud Benitez is a Filipino celebrity chef and the host of Quickfire, a 10-minute television cooking show aired several times daily on Q 11 (soon to be GMA News TV), a subsidiary station of the GMA (Global Media Arts) Network, Inc.[1] The show is considered to be one of the most easily recognizable productions of the alternative network, with an offshoot bestselling DVD compilation of highlight episodes.[2] Prior to Quickfire, Rosebud was part of the culinary group program Ka-Toque, Q 11’s first-of-a-kind that spawned a whole new generation of broadcast cuisine productions and chef-hosts. [3] Though wedged within a smorgasbord of equally sociable young chefs in Ka-Toque, Rosebud became the first in the group to be given a solo show and the only non-actor to be invited by GMA Artist Center to join its register of contract stars.[4]


After graduating from the prestigious Center for Culinary Arts, Manila, Rosebud (who goes by the moniker “Chef Mom”)[5] has become a popular public culinary figure in the Philippines: gracing billboards for food company Ajinomoto and achieving status as a most requested chef to conduct cooking demos for corporate events and TV programs.[6] She has hosted and anchored several media and live events[7] and appeared as guest in several TV productions of varying formats and genres.[8] She has also been featured in lifestyle magazines, broadsheets, photo exhibits, and food blogs on wmn.ph;[9] selected as one of the seven society women to represent the scent of S.T. Dupont Rose in Manila; nominated in the 2009 and 2010 PMPC Star Awards for TV;[10] and honored as one of People Asia’s “Women of Style and Substance” for 2009.[11]


Chef Rosebud Benitez lives in Quezon City, Philippines with her children Katrina and Kyle.[12]


Notable Television Appearances


Notable Radio Guestings


References

  1. ^ Telebisyon.Net, telebisyon.net, 05 May 2008, [1], 12 April 2010
  2. ^ Pilipino Star Ngayon, The Philippine Star, 03 September 2009, [2], 08 February 2010
  3. ^ ClickTheCity.com, clickthecity.com, 11 November 2005, [3], 22 January 2007
  4. ^ iGMA.tv, igma.tv, 04 April 2008, [4], 05 May 2009
  5. ^ Walden Sadiri, Manila Bulletin, 28 October 2009, [5], 12 February 2010
  6. ^ Jocelyn Valle, Manila Bulletin, 28 October 2009, [6], 07 November 2009
  7. ^ The Philippine Star, The Philippine Star, 15 April 2010, [7], 12 June 2010
  8. ^ MasterCarlo1995, YouTube.com, 17 August 2009, [8], 20 December 2009
  9. ^ Walden Sadiri, Manila Bulletin, 30 July 2009, [9], 02 August 2009
  10. ^ Media Newswer, Media Newser Philippines, 26 October 2010, [10], 18 December 2010
  11. ^ Walden Sadiri, Manila Bulletin, 28 October 2009, [11], 08 August February 2010
  12. ^ Angelo Comsti, Yummy, 02 March 2010, [12], 21 April 2010


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