Ayesha Curry & Google Celebrates Thanksgiving

 

Ayesha Curry Celebrate Google Assistant Partnership At Friendsgiving Event In NYC
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Ayesha Curry Celebrates Google Assistant Partnership With Thanksgiving Recipe

The momtrepreneur talks using the a.i. software in the kitchen, her upcoming cookbook and more.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Ayesha Curry has teamed up with Google Assistant to share a hearty recipe or two for the chef in you.

To celebrate their partnership, the entrepreneur and mother of three made an appearance at Google’s Friendsgiving event in New York City SoHo district on Thursday night (Nov. 14). Before starting a cooking demo, Curry talked about her love for cooking, the importance of family sitting around the table for a meal, and how Google Assistant has helped make her life easier.

“I think it’s great because I can walk into my kitchen, child in hand while making a bottle, and ask what the rest of my day looks like. I can just say, ‘Hey Google, what does the rest of my day look like’ and it’ll pull up my whole schedule and it’s just one extra peace of mind because I didn’t have to do anything tangible. It’s effortless… It’s like a digital version of a cookbook with how-tos, timers, everything in one and it can truly be integrated into your kitchen.”

After using Google Assistant to playfully cue the Kids Bop version of “Truth Hurts,” Ayesha whipped up her new Fall Bread Pudding with Brown Butter Apples recipe on a cast iron enamel skillet from her cookware collection. Not only did the device give step-by-step instructions, but it also provided her with alternative ingredients for one of the ingredients.

“With this recipe, you’ll see it’s super easy, it’s fool-proof. Baking is so scientific, this

is not that. That’s what I love about it.”

Ayesha Curry's Fall Bread Pudding Recipe On Google Assistant
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After serving the cooked bread pudding to the audience, the Seasoned Life author talked about her upcoming cookbook in collaboration with one of her sisters and what people can expect.

“It’s going to packed, full of flavor. The realistic nature of this [cooking mother] situation is that unless I’m writing a cookbook and developing recipes, I’m not cooking every night at home. That’s just not realistic. We all have jobs, we all have things we’re taking care of, but I’m always trying to get a meal on the table.

“So that’s what this new book is really going to be about. It’s going to be about quick, simple, easy ways [to cook]. I tried to keep everything 30 minutes or less, but it’s packed and full of flavor.”

Ayesha Curry’s Fall Bread Pudding recipe can be found exclusively on any Google Nest device. If you’re a Google Assistant users, simply say “Hey Google, show me Ayesha Curry’s fall bread pudding recipe” and you’ll have a sweet and savory dessert for your Thanksgiving (or Friendsgiving) dinner.