MANILA, Philippines - Actress Judy Ann Santos enjoys taping for ABS-CBN's upcoming reality show "Junior Master Chef: Pinoy Edition."
Santos said she still can't believe there are young Filipinos who can cook very well.
"Exciting at saka nakakatuwa ang mga batang nakasali. Kasi talagang 'yong talent na pinapakita nila sa pagluluto parang hindi ka makakapaniwala na mayroon palang mga ganyang bata dito sa Pilipinas," Santos said.
The actress added that the show's contestants are living proof that a lot of Pinoy children are not yet glued to the TV and Internet.
"Nakikitaan mo ang mga bata na nakaka-proud kasi hindi pala lahat ng bata glued on television and on Internet. Most of them [ay] mahilig magluto. So ang [gusto sana namin] ay ma-inspire ang mga bata na magluto at hopefully kung may season 2 ng 'Master Chef' there are kids na mag-excel pa," she said.
Santos admitted that she is nervous about this first hosting job, which is new to her.
"Nakaka-pressure din. May pressure ang pagho-host ng 'Junior Master Chef' dahil unang-una, hindi ako host. So, kung may sablay man, I'm trying very hard. I'm trying na may maipakitang iba o bago sa larangan ng pag-aartista," she explained.
Santos said that the number one challenge in the show is how to criticize the kids' work without hurting the junior chefs.
"Kailangan ng mga words na 'di makakasakit ng mga bata dahil sila ay mga kids. Kailangan careful ka sa lahat ng mga salitang bibitawan kasi hindi mo alam ang epekto noon sa mga bata. Kailangan din naman naming sabihin 'yong totoo pero maayos kami sa pagki-criticize ng mga bata," the actress said.
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