Erwan Heussaff, Ninong Ry in talks to collab for online cooking series
Ninong Ry (left) and Erwan Heussaff (Images: Instagram/@ninongry, @erwan)
Online cooking celebrities Erwan Heussaff and Ryan Morales Reyes, most famously known as Ninong Ry, are set to work together on a show.
Ninong Ry, who rose to fame on Facebook and YouTube for his fun and entertaining home cooking videos, shared with his fans – whom he calls “inaanak” (godchildren) – that Heussaff had reached out to him for a project.
“Hey man, love all the videos you that you’ve been putting up. [I’m] working on a new channel and I think it would be cool if we did a show/series together,” Heussaff messaged the YouTuber on Instagram, as seen on a screenshot Ninong Ry posted on Facebook yesterday, March 25.
“Very interested! tara [pag-usapan] natin haha!” Ninong Ry replied. (Let us talk about it haha!)
https://www.facebook.com/ninongry/posts/270799828040844
The two seemed to have already started talking about the plan, as the post also came with another screenshot showing Ninong Ry and Heussaff in a group video call.
Heussaff, meanwhile, took to his Instagram Stories to share the news, simply writing, “Are we ready?”
Image: screengrab from Instagram/@erwan
Both cooking stars have recently addressed the issue regarding the traditional Filipino dish Tinolang Manok, which started after a netizen tweeted that it is just “chicken with water.”
“Tinola was trending yesterday on twitter and i wanted to find out why. Some people were saying that this much loved soup, tastes like Water with chicken. I think those people need to cook better Tinola,” Heussaff said on Instagram on March 21, sharing a video of his own version of Tinola.
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Ninong Ry, meanwhile, showed fans three ways of cooking the said dish in a video he shared via Facebook and YouTube on March 24 and 25, respectively. /ra
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