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The National Mango Board (did you even know there was such a thing?) is calling all aspiring chefs between the ages of 8 and 14, trying to find the next Rising Mango Star. They are asking kids to make videos of themselves (no longer than seven minutes) preparing a recipe that includes mango and upload it to YouTube (there's also an online form that you need to fill out as well).
The judges of the contest are Food Network's Ingrid Hoffmann, Chef Allen and Regina Ragone. The winner will get an opportunity to cook and appear along side Hoffmann on a television segment. What are you waiting for? Pull out those video cameras and start cooking!
[via Ohdeedoh]
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