Dutchess County chef heats up in Spring Bake off championship finale
Derek Corsino took part in the Spring Bake off championship finale on the Food Network Monday night.
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Apr 27, 2021, 4:22 PM
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375ds agoA local celebrity chef getting his big break!
Derek Corsino took part in the Spring Bake off championship finale on the Food Network Monday night. He's a Dutchess County native and graduate of the Culinary Institute of America.
Currently, he teaches culinary arts to high school students in California.
In the final challenge, he baked a replica garden cake that checked all the boxes in our book.
Unfortunately he didn't take home the title but he had a great run!
The judges praised his attention to detail.
