Nigerian Chef Hilda Baci Sets Second Guinness World Record for Largest Jollof Pot
Nigerian chef Hilda Baci officially received her second Guinness World Record plaque for cooking the world's largest pot of Jollof rice, weighing an astonishing 8,780 kilograms during a Lagos cookout in September. This achievement comes just a year after Baci earned her first Guinness title.
The event, which featured a 93-hour and 11-minute cooking marathon, attracted a crowd of 20,000 people, including celebrities and food lovers. Baci shared the milestone on Instagram, emphasizing the significance of faith and perseverance in her culinary journey.
The massive dish was shared among attendees and charity organizations, highlighting the chef's philanthropic efforts.
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