Chef Spotlight: Abena Aboagye

Deborah Olayiwola
Deborah Olayiwola
Deborah is a content marketing specialist, with a passion for the food niche, she writes engaging content that celebrates the joy of food and its power to bring people together. Having worked on different projects. Her curiosity and creativity shines through in her writing.
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Let’s meet Chef Abena Amoakoaa Sintim Aboagye, her brand name is Chefabbys. She is a Chef, Food Content Creator, African Food Tourist and Food Recipe Creator.

AFN: Tell us about yourself!

Chef Abbys: Well, My name is Abena, a Ghanaian from the Ashanti Region, a young vibrant woman who has developed a passion for the field of cooking. I’m actually an engineer as well so I practice engineering and construction management as well, got a degree from that.

I don’t just love to cook, cooking is a deep passion oriented activity for me. What I love to do outside of cooking is watch movies, however, I’m extremely extroverted.

AFN: Why do you cook?

Chef Abbys: I realized I’ve always loved to cook from a young age, but one time during Covid 19, I realized why stay indoors and do nothing due to quarantine. When I can just start learning new ways to cook? So I tapped into my inner passion during COVID-19! Can you imagine that

So I cook because it makes me extremely happy and anything that makes you happy will make you grow because you never stop doing it hence you become consistent in it
AFN: What is your favorite memory in the kitchen?

Chef Abbys: My favorite kitchen memory was when I shot my 75-year-old dad, he made a recipe for my page and also for my mum. It’s something I’ll never forget it was so adorable and memorable! And that’s my favorite.

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AFN: What is your biggest cooking fail?
Chef Abbys: Personally as a person I don’t consider anything a failure in my life. I rather consider them as an opportunity to grow and do better. So nothing is a failure for me. Everything is a success in disguise.
AFN: What kitchen equipment do you use more and can’t do without? 
Chef Abbys: I can’t do without Blender! What will life be without a blender haha.
AFN: What are your favorite foods to cook and why?

Chef Abbys: My favorite foods to cook are kenkey and Waakye! Even though etor is my favorite food, I don’t enjoy the process of cooking it. What I enjoy so much is kenkey and Waakye. The dynamics in those Two meals are beautiful.

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AFN: What would you like to share with our audience?
Chef Abbys: My fellow Africans, a big thanks to African Food Network for this opportunity. I’d like to let you all know that you should always tap into that inner drive and passion in you and do what makes you happy! Do not follow the crowd. If it makes you happy, do it; trust me, you’ll be extremely consistent. I can’t wait to share more beautiful videos depicting African food and culture.
AFN: How can your fans reach you on social media?
My fans can reach me on all social media pages
@chefabbys on tiktok
@chefabbys on instagram
@chef.abbys on Snapchat
@chefabbys on Twitter
@chefabbys on YouTube

 

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Deborah Olayiwola
Deborah Olayiwola
Deborah is a content marketing specialist, with a passion for the food niche, she writes engaging content that celebrates the joy of food and its power to bring people together. Having worked on different projects. Her curiosity and creativity shines through in her writing.
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