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Student TV and student cooking are finally united in The Hot Plate

By Robert Furtado
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Two McGill students are challenging their cohorts’ culinary mores with their own home-cooking channel. The Hot Plate, which airs on the closed-circuit campus network TVMcGill, tries to bring easy-to-make gastronomy to the university’s pizza-chomping masses and some minor foodie cred to its hosts, Amanda Garbutt and April Engelberg. Cash-strapped undergrads, too busy to caramelize their onions, can tune in on TV or on-line for peppy instruction and a savoury pinch of shame.

• The Hot Plate - Chicken Dinner [YouTube] • Gastronomy 101: Weaning students off the beer-and-potato-chip diet [Globe and Mail]

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