New show explores the Caribbean through its captivating cuisines, rich culture, and great stories.
December 9, 2024 (Miami, FL) — Island TV Network’s Caribbean Cookout show has been honored with winning an Emmy Award by the Suncoast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. This prestigious recognition celebrates the show’s vibrant showcase of Caribbean culture, stories, and culinary traditions that bond communities through food.
Season two, out now, of the Emmy-nominated series continues to captivate audiences by bringing the unique flavors and history of the Caribbean into their homes. The show features talented chefs from various islands who share their recipes, stories, and the spirit of their homelands. Each episode is not just a culinary journey but a personal story of love, perseverance, and cultural pride.
“For us, each dish is more than food—it’s a piece of history, a family tradition, and a story that deserves to be shared,” says Tamara B. Rodriguez, executive producer and co-creator.
Anaise Manuel, executive producer and co-creator added, “this Emmy win is a celebration for every islander and food lover who keeps these traditions alive in their kitchens. We are honored to be part of that journey. Come for the food, stay for the stories!”
Caribbean Cookout is a groundbreaking show as the first Caribbean-themed cooking show to feature chefs representing diverse islands. It invites viewers to come for the food but stay for the stories that capture the essence of Caribbean life, culture, and history.
This Emmy win is a testament to the incredible work of the dedicated team, the talented chefs, and everyone who has supported the show. Island TV Network extends its gratitude to the audience and community for their unwavering support, passion, and love for Caribbean cuisine and culture.
The network also thanks its sponsor, Fresh From Florida, part of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, for their ongoing support as well as Campary Caribbean.
