AMY YN COGINIO PENBLWYDD PRIODAS LWYDDIANNUS
Mae cogyddes ifanc o Fargoed yn dathlu ennill cystadleuaeth arlwyo Clwb Rotari
Coed-Duon. Briff Amy oedd paratoi a chogionio pryd dri chwrs ar gyfer dau berson
mewn dwy awr a hanner, ar gyfer achlysur arbennig.
Dewisodd Amy goginio pryd ar gyfer penblwydd priodas. Ar y fwydlen roedd i
ddechrau asbaragws gyda pancetta a pharmesan. Y prif gwrs oedd filed o gig eidion
Cymreig gyda stwnsh shibwns a saws pupur. Mousse siocled gyda mefus oedd y pwdin
blasus.
Mae Amy Daniel, disgybl ym mlwyddyn 11, sydd yn astudio TGAU Arlwyo yn awr yn
mynd ymlaen i gystadlu yn erbyn cogyddion eraill o'r Rhondda a Merthyr mewn
cystadleuaeth rotari rhanbarthol ar ôl Nadolig. Mae tad Amy yn gogydd yng ngwesty
moethus Bro Morgannwg a breuddwyd Amy yw cael swydd fel cogydd mewn gwesty pum
seren, ond nid oes ganddi unwhyw uchelgais i fod yn "celebrity chef" ar y teledu
fel Gordon Ramsay neu Ainsley Harriott!

YOUNG AMY SERVES UP A TASTY ANNIVERSARY
Recently, a keen chef from Bargoed was the toast of her fellow pupils when she won
the Blackwood Rotary Club culinary competition. Amy Daniel, a 16 year old pupil at
Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni, studying GCSE Catering Skills was delighted to win the
competition which was recently held at Oakdale. Her brief was to prepare and cook
a three course meal for two persons in less than three hours, for a special
occasion.
Amy, from Bargoed, chose to prepare a meal for a wedding anniversary celebration,
and her menu consisted of asparagus with pancetta and parmesan shavings for the
first course. The main course consisted of a fillet of Welsh beef on a spring
onion mash with pink and green peppercorn sauce. Chocolate mousse with chocolate
dip strawberries was the sumptuous desert.
She will soon compete against other chefs from Rhondda Cynon Taf and Merthyr in a
regional competition. She hopes to follow in her father's footsteps, a chef at the
Vale of Glamorgan Country Club, and become a top chef . Perhaps, one day Amy will
be the Welsh Delia Smith or Nigella Lawson. Good luck, Amy!