Dayanny De La Cruz: Chef learned to cook standing on a chair at the stove. Now, she is spicing up Miami's mega sporting events
By Will Edmonds and Jonny Velasquez, CNN
Updated 1002 GMT (1802 HKT) March 31, 2022
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Miami is often described as the "capital of Latin America." Spanish is widely spoken and over 70% of residents in Miami-Dade county — where the city of Miami is located — see themselves as «Hispanic» or «Latino.» The person handed the task for bringing the unique flavors of Miami's rich and diverse Latino heritage to the fifth race of the F1 season is Dayanny De La Cruz, the Hard Rock Stadium's executive chef. Even at five-foot-two,
