Business women host A Men’s Cookery

Brianna Luiberisse, Editor-in-Chief|March 6, 2017

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Brianna Luberisse
1ST PLACE CUISINE: The Rev. Michael Wilson, father of the Hurricanes’ own Digital Design Instructor Anthony Bell, accepts the winning trophy for his winter squash dish from President Arneatha Roberts as The greater Palm Beaches Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. featured a dozen of β€œThe Best Cooks in Palm Beach County” at their 20th Annual Men’s Cookery event. The coconut cake, ham and macaroni and cheese were particular hits as other chefs won awards for their tasty dishes Feb. 25 at the Salvation Army in West Palm Beach.