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BUSY YEAR AHEAD FOR GLOBETROTTING WELSH CHEF

WELSH NATIONAL CULINARY TEAM

BUSY YEAR AHEAD FOR GLOBETROTTING WELSH CHEF

Immediate: January 10, 2014

2014 promises to be a busy and exciting year for Graham Tinsley, one of Wales’ top chefs.

Mr Tinsley, who manages the globetrotting Welsh National Culinary Team, is executive chef at De Vere Carden Park near Chester and a director of the Castle Hotel, Conwy.

He has been invited to be the celebrity speaker at the Canadian Restaurant Association’s annual meeting in Toronto in early March and will also manage the Welsh team and judge at the Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg in November.

Mr Tinsley, who was awarded an MBE in 2006 for his services to the food industry in Wales, will speak to the Canadian chefs about his experience of cooking for royalty. Over the years, he has cooked for the Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales, Prince Edward and visiting royalty from around the world.

During his visit to Toronto with his wife Sharon, he will also give cooking demonstrations and attend a couple of gourmet dinners in the city at restaurants run by famous chefs, including Michael Banacini, with whom he worked at The Dorchester, London early in his career.

Having developed a keen interest in developing recipes for people suffering from Crohn’s disease, due to his wife’s illness, he may also be invited to talk to Canadian groups during his stay.

He eventually hopes to publish a recipe book for people with Crohn’s disease. “It’s a really horrible disease and I would like to help people who are in a similar situation to Sharon,” he explained.

“Knowing what she went through before the illness was diagnosed two years ago, it’s important that people suffering from the disease receive every bit of help they can get to nurse them back to health.

“People with the disease have to be so careful with what they eat. It’s a very complex disease because it affects individuals in different ways in terms what they can tolerate in their diet.”

In November, Mr Tinsley will be attending the Culinary World Cup for the sixth time in his career. Although he will be helping the Welsh senior and junior teams prepare for the competition, this time he has to take somewhat of a back seat, as is one of 40 chefs from around the globe that have been asked to judge at the prestigious competition.

“The Culinary World Cup is my favourite because it’s an evening competition and there’s always a good, friendly atmosphere there,” he said. “Wales has won two gold medals at the competition in the past and the senior team will be keen to carry on their good work from the recent Dubai World Hospitality Championship.”

In Dubai, Wales won gold medals and finished fourth overall against the world’s best teams. Senior team selection will begin early in the new year, while the junior team is already begun preparing for the major competition.

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Graham Tinsley – busy 2014 ahead.

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BOOK YOUR TICKETS EARLY TO SAMPLE BATTLE FOR DRAGON DISHES

January 10, 2014

Foodies wishing to sample dishes cooked by Wales’ finest chefs at next month’s Battle for the Dragon contest in North Wales are being urged to book their tickets quickly.

Regional pride will be a stake as teams from North, Mid and South Wales put their culinary skills to the test on consecutive days at this year’s contest, which is held during the Welsh International Culinary Championships hosted by Coleg Llandrillo, Rhos-on-Sea from February 25-27.

North Wales begin the contest on Tuesday, February 25 by cooking a three-course lunch for 90 people featuring Welsh Beef as the main course. Mid Wales are next in the kitchen on Wednesday, cooking Welsh Lamb as the main course and South Wales complete the line-up, on February 27, cooking Welsh pork as the main course.

The team captains are Toby Beevers (North), co-owner of Kokonoir, Broughton, Michael Bates (South), executive head chef at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport and chef patron at White Hart Village Inn, Llangybi and Nick Davies (Mid), chef owner of the Lion Hotel, Llandinam.

Their dishes will be served up to diners in the college’s Orme View Restaurant on each of the three days. Tickets for each lunch cost £23 or £21 each when booking all three and are available from Jane Cater, assistant director of marketing and communications at Grŵp Llandrillo Menai, who can be contacted on Tel: 01492 542305.

It’s a big year for Welsh chefs with places in the Welsh National Culinary Team for the Culinary World Cup in Luxembourg in November at stake. The team returned with gold medals from the Dubai World Hospitality Championship last November, where they finished fourth in a new contest entered by a dozen of the world’s top culinary teams.

The Culinary Association of Wales has broken with tradition this year by inviting three regional teams from Wales to compete in the Battle for the Dragon and to showcase the best of Welsh cuisine, as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations. In previous years, two international teams have been invited to compete against Wales in the contest.

Recognised by the World Association of Chefs’ Societies, the Battle for the Dragon contest attracts top class international judges and is one of the showpiece events at the Welsh International Culinary Championships. Organised by the Culinary Association of Wales, the championships are sponsored jointly by the Welsh Government, Unilever Food Solutions and Hybu Cig Cymru/ Meat Promotion Wales.

The mouthwatering three-day event, which is open to the public free of charge, is designed to celebrate the nation’s culinary skills and rich variety of quality food. The popular event is packed with exciting competitions for learner, junior and senior chefs and waiting staff from across Wales and England.

Another feature of the championships is Cake Cymru, a competition for sugarcraft and cake decorating competitors from across the UK.

Coleg Llandrillo is also the venue for the National Chef of Wales contest on the eve of the championships, Monday, February 24. The four best chefs selected from the North and South Wales heats will compete for £3,000 prizemoney.

The four finalists are given three hours to cook a three-course dinner for four, using a ‘black box’ of ingredients predominantly produced in Wales. The chefs will be shown the contents of the box the night before the contest and they must then devise their menu.

The victor will receive £2,000 prizemoney, a trophy and the coveted title of best chef in Wales. The runner up receives £1,000.

Colin Gray, Culinary Association of Wales president, said he hoped members of the public would take the opportunity to visit the National Chef of Wales final and the championships over four days to view the high level culinary skills on display.

“This annual event provides the perfect platform to showcase the rich culinary skills and emerging talent that we have within Wales,” he added. “We also look forward to welcoming competitors from colleges across England, which adds the international flavour to the championships. It’s an event not to be missed.”

For more information visit  www.welshculinaryassociation.com.

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Judges put dishes through the taste test at last year’s Welsh International Culinary Championships.

David Kelman in action for the Welsh National Culinary Team at last year’s Battle for the Dragon contest.

One of the desserts created during last year’s Junior Chef of Wales final.

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WORLDCHEFS Young Chefs Clubs – get inspired and inspire others around you!

The year of 2013 was stunning for WORLDCHEFS Young Chef Clubs, its members and leaders around the world. The time has come to welcome 2014 that will bring even bigger challenges but as well aspiration to have more Your Chefs Clubs and engage other young professionals to step up and pave the road towards a better and more prosperous future.

In the light of the next ventures, Young Chefs are eagerly preparing for the upcoming WORLDCHEFS Congress in Stavanger (Norway), which will be held from 2-5 July. Furthermore, Young Chefs are inviting their colleagues to join them at this important event and take part in a range of inspiring activities – educational workshops, seminars, sightseeing and entertaining happenings. Moreover, having a chance to closely observe fellow colleagues taking part in the Global Chef Challenge Finals will be an experience worth of witnessing!

Before we give tribute to the last years achievements, let us invite you to join the Young Chefs Clubs Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/lists/720956647931779 Click “Follow” on the top right of the page (or ‘Subscribe” if you are viewing it on your mobile phone) and get fresh updates of the exciting news from the various YCC.

 

*****2013 YCC HIGHLIGHTS****

 NEW YOUNG CHEFS CLUBS OPENING

There was a birth of five YCC in the Nordic region: Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Finland, formed during the Nordic Congress held last year. Rasmus Munk, Young Chef Ambassador for Northern Europe helped liaising between the Nordic countries and WORLDCHEFS. Jan Horak, took charge of the YCC in Central Europe and became the Vice-President of his YCC in Prague. Down south, Mojmir Siftar, engaged South European young professionals. The newly formed Cyprus YCC made an addition to the list of YCC in South Europe with the existing Slovenia YCC. Over in Asia, South Korea, Myanmar and the Philippines established their YCC. As a result, there are currently more than 20 YCC around the world in already large culinary family and a membership of thousands of young chefs.

YOUNG CHEFS CLUBS PRESIDENTS MEET IN ASIA

The Presidents of the YCC in Asia met up in Kuala Lumpur in September during the WORLDCHEFS Asia Presidents Forum. It was an exciting opportunity for the young chefs from different nationalities to get to know one another and strengthen its network. The YCC of Philippines and South Korea were also formally introduced at the meeting.

INTERNATIONAL YOUNG CHEFS CHALLENGE

In November 2013 International Young Chefs Challenge (IYCC) was held in Seoul. 19 teams of Young Chefs from around the world converged in South Korea to compete in this inaugural Young Chefs competition. It was really international as all continents were represented. Costa Rica, Sweden, Cyprus, Dubai, Hong Kong, Australia, USA to name a few. The competition was organized by Korea Cook Associations, which sponsored the airfares, accommodation, transport, and excess luggage of the competing teams.

CHARITY WORK

The Young Chefs of China, Taiwan, Thailand and Korea did a charity dinner at the Food and Hotel China to raise funds for the relief efforts in the Philippines disaster and for an orphanage in China. In Malaysia, the Young Chefs of Penang, together with their seniors, did a fund raising for Philippines by cooking a dinner with their menu for the IYCC. The Singapore Junior Chefs Club also did a fund raising through baking and selling chocolate cookies. The funds were channeled through World Chefs Without Borders to the Philippines chefs association: LTB Philippines, which is working with a local welfare organization, Gawad Kalinga Cebu to deliver the necessary aid and reconstruction for the victims of the Haiyan typhoon disaster.

WORLDCHEFS would like to thank Jasper Jek, WORLDCHEFS Young Chef Ambassador (Asia), for providing this article.

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Namibian Chefs Association delivers its latest e-newsletter

 
 

To read the latest NCA e-newsletter, please open the below pdf document:

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ACF Marks the Beginning of its New Vision with Global Launch of Updated Logo to Commemorate 85th Anniversary

 
 
 

ACF’s press release about their new vision and logo, which were debuted yesterday, Jan. 6, at 1 p.m. EST, via a video message by ACF National President Thomas Macrina, CEC, CCA, AAC.

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Cooks and Chefs Federation of Turkey was awarded Golden SKALite

Cooks and Chefs Federation of Turkey was awarded Golden SKALite for contribute to the promotion of Turkey Tourism in the category organized by Skal İnternational İstanbul .

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New Approved WORLDCHEFS Judges

Congratulations to the new approved WORLDCHEFS judges who took part in a judging seminar in Russia that was held on the 23rd and 24th of November 2013.

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Slovenia Fund Raising Dinner a Huge Success

Chefs from Slovenia put together a gala charity dinner to raise funds for Philippines and Gorenjska. The event took place on 4 December at the Congress Centre Brdo near Kranj, and the one night event raised 2,000 euros.

According to Chef Jozef Oseli, who attended the dinner on behalf of World Chefs Without Borders, the event was “first class and definitely a night to remember!”

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The 20th International Chefs Day 2013 in Hong Kong

The long awaited day to contribute, experience and communicate with those mentally challenge people has gained all of us the understanding of a society and to count our blessing how fortunate we are. In order to celebrate the 20th International Chefs Day, Members from the Hong Kong Chefs Association we did liked to celebrate this fun-filled event on October 14, 2013 with the Hong Chi Association and the Fu Hong Society. This year we hosted continues at Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel .

The 20th International Chefs Day 2013 was again a huge success and again we had over 200 participant/volunteers who have given us their support and sponsored , food items, provided logistics, equipment and utensils and most of all given us their valuable time.

As in the past we cooked a buffet for over 800 people + 300 lunch Box who are mentally challenged or socially left behind in our fast growing brave new world.

We the Hong Kong Chefs Association are very humbled and happy at the overwhelming respond for our members and friend and the enthusiasm and cooperation, seeing chefs from over 20 different establishments, a variety of suppliers, friends and supporters coming together and work as a team to bring a bit of sunshine on the faces of those people.

We did made a difference in their life and even it is only for one day it makes us aware of our surroundings and we are much richer at heart.

Once again my sincere thank you to all of them, it is great to be a part of the caring Hong Kong Hospitality Industry.

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GIVING TRIBUTE TO THE PROFESSION BY CONTRIBUTING TO THE COMMUNITY

The International Chefs Day is already far behind, but its never too late to tell a success story that happened on this important day. Moreover, inspired by WORLDCHEFS 2013 International Chefs Day motto and encouraged to make positive changes, Indian Federation of Culinary Associations organized several presentations, demonstrations, nutritional and culinary seminars within its divisions for this occasion. More about some great ventures IFCA accomplished read in the following, official IFCA’s report.

International Chefs Day 2013 – IFCA, India report

Indian Federation of Culinary Associations

(Proud Member of World Associations of Chefs Societies)

(Registered under registration of Societies Act 1975)

Event 01:

SICA- South India Culinary Association (IFCA,Southern Region)

International Chefs Day celebration was conducted at IHM on October 28th by SICA. Many of the prominent chefs and students from various Hotel Management Institutions participated in this function. A variety of programmes inclusive of inspirational speeches, panel discussions, demonstrations of latest technology in cooking methods and Quiz for students were conducted by the prominent chefs from various hotels in the city.

The programme commenced with lighting of the kuthuvilaku followed by a prayer song. The welcome speech was given by Mr. Raj Mohan, Principal from IHM Chennai. The key-note address was given by Chef Natarajan. K, Corporate Chef from The Gateway Hotel IT Express way Chennai who explained the theme of this year’s celebration which was “SHOW YOUR CULINARY ABILITY “.

He said that it meant the role of Indian Chefs in the international scene was gaining prominence.

Next in the agenda was Chef Himanshu Shekhar Sahoo, Culinary Trainer Dr.M.G.R Educational and research Institute University,Chennai-Department of Hotel Management & Catering Technology, who spoke on the topic ‘Motivating the young Chefs’.

The salient points mentioned by him were that Hardwork, Time-Management and the Importance of staying focused were essential to achieve success in life.

This was followed by SICA and IFCA presentation by Chef Sheetharam Prasaad, General Secretary-SICA & Director – Culinary from GRT Hotels & resorts.

Next Chef Rajesh. R, Director-Food Production from Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels gave a demonstration of ‘Sous vide cuisine’.

A panel discussion on ‘Culinary Career Management’ took place. The main ideas were that a genuine commitment and efforts were required for the budding chefs. Panel discussion on Culinary Career Management by Panelist Chef Rajesh Gopalakrishan,General Manager,The Rain Tree Hotel,Chef Sheetharam Prasaad,Chef Himanchu Sahoo and Moderator Mr.Bennet.

This was followed by ‘Modern Perspective in Plate Presentation’ by Chef Gopi, Executive Sous Chef from Hyatt Regency Chennai & Chef Abhiram, Executive Sous Chef from GRT Grand Chennai.

Next, another panel Discussion on ‘Chefs’ Prominence in the next Decade’ provided valuable information and futuristic vision for the young chefs.

This was followed by the Quiz competition on Gourmet after which medals were given to winners and runners.

Vote of thanks was proposed by Chef Rajesh. R, Joint Secretary- SICA & Director-Food Production from Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels.

Certificates were distributed to all the participants.

 

Event 02:

IFCA Bangalore Chapter

The Bangalore chapter at The Institute of Hotel Management, SJP Campus. Culinary trip that turned cooking into a learning experience and a fun event to watch. The event had a lot of culinary delights being whipped up by prominent chefs such as Chef Rishikesh from Taj Westend and Chef Kasi Viswanathan. M from Atria Hotel.

While the first half saw two chefs roll up different dishes in different styles, the second half included a special desert session, where the intricacies and presentation style of desserts were discussed.

Chef Arvind Prasad who believes that ‘food is eaten by the eyes’ said, “The desserts that I presented had a very classical and a bit of contemporary touch and all the ingredients need to be well balanced”.

The students felt that it was a blessing to be able work with executive Chefs.This event was orgnaised by Chef Vijaya Baskaran,Vice Presdient of IFCA.

 

Event 03 :

Hotel Atithi, Pondicherry

International Chefs day was celebrated by the Atithi Team with pomp & vigor. It included a number of activities such as

  1. Cookery Demonstration
  2.  Gourmet Quiz
  3.  Cooking Competition
  4.  Seminar on Food Nutrition
  5.  Talks on “Becoming a Chef”
  6.  Gourmet Lunch for Residents of Help Age India, Tamaraikulam
  1.  Lunch for Children at Rainbow Foundation

Cooking demonstration was done for the members of Lady Atithi Club, an in-house club and on request two sweet dishes, as it was the festive season.

The topics in the Gourmet Quiz included Indian cuisine, International cuisine, Gourmet Glamour and Googly.

There were a total of 32 participants in the cooking competition and each one came up with unique, novel dishes and presentation.

During the closing Ceremony Sh. Amitava Roy, Head of Operations (India Sector) said he was surprised by the latent talent buried in the students and staff.

The winner of the event was the IT manager of the Hotel who made a Café Crème Caramel. This was the first time such an event was being organized in the Hotel and all felt that this should be a regular feature.

This Seminar on Food Nutrition focused on how a Balanced Diet with Nutrition can be maintained. This was conducted at Vidya Niketan Hr.Secondary School, Pondicherry, in which students of class V to XI participated.

An inspirational speech on ‘Becoming a Chef’ was given to the students of PSBB Millennium School in which students of class IV to class VI participated.

A Gourmet Lunch was provided to the residents of Help age India, Tamaraikulam. The senior citizens were greatly touched by the thoughtful gesture.

The Rainbow Foundation which houses differently abled & mentally challenged children was chosen by the Team to offer lunch for the residents. This noble gesture brought a lot of smiles in the faces of children.This event was organsied by Chef Padmanabhan,Corportate Executive Chef,Hotel Atithi,Pondicherry,India.

 

Event 04:

Aloft Hotel,Chennai,India

This year International Chefs Day 2013 was celebrated by Aloft hotel for five days which included cooking demonstrations, lectures, culinary trends, Quiz and culinary competitions

On the first day, a classroom session was conducted on culinary trends worldwide with the emphasis on presentation techniques and new innovative dishes.

Pastry chef was sent to IHM Chennai for a one day Bakery Demonstration regarding the Breads of the World.

On the 2nd day, a culinary Quiz contest was conducted. The topic were Indian Cusine, HACCP , Food Safety , Visual Round and a Rapid fire round.

On the 3rd day, 18 culinary talents participated in the culinary challenge which had as its them Asian Fusion with three categories such Plated Appetizer, Plated Main Course and Plated Dessert.

Mr. Milton HOD, food production from Asan Memorial College of Arts & Science who was Judge for the event. Winners and Runners were recognized for their outstanding performance.

On the 4th day, A classroom session was conducted regarding the IFCA chef’s certification programme, the eligibility, and the benefits.

On the 5 th day, a presentation on Nutrition and Healthy living was demonstrated to all the staff from different departments of the Hotel.This event was organsied by Chef A.Ashok Kumar ,Executive Chef /aloft Chennai.

 

Event 05:

Army Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology,Bangalore

Army Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Tehnology celebrates the International Chefs day on 17th October 2013 in association with Indian Federation of Culinary Associations.

As part of the celberation the following events where conducted.

  1. Culinary Seminar by Chef Bharanidharan, Corporate Chef, Griffith Laboratories.
  2. Carving Work Shop by Chef Karthik, Director Thai Carvings, Silver medalist in National level Competition.
  3. Cookery Demonstration by Chef Vignesh, CDP, Taj Vivantha MG Road, Silver medalist in Chefs competition.
  4. Cookery Demonstration By AIHM&CT IV year students
  5. Haimanshu Shekar Pandey – Sea Base fish with fennel and béarnaise sauce.
  6. Vivek Thapa – Pea nut & sesame Chicken.
  7. Sanjay Chand – Nawabi Paneer Tikka.
  8. Nerendra Sing Dhanu – Trio Chocolate Browine.
  9. Yogendra Pal – Fig Salad with balsamic Dressing.
  10. Surprise Basket Cookery Competition for the I year students of AIHM&CT.

 

       Event 06:

Institute of Hotel Management-Hajipur

International Chefs Day was celebrated on October 20th – 2013.

Mr. S.N. Verna, who graced the occasion shared his view on the importance of chefs and their innovative thinking that can take the budding professionals to new heights Mr. Sitesh Srivastav, Principal, in his speech, expressed the importance of food cost, nutrition and presentation skills.

The Helping Hands the institute’s social club had organized an Intra College Chef Competition amongst the students from all the streams to celebrate the occasion.

Mr. S.N. Verna, former chef of ITDC and Hotel Maurya, Patna, Mr. Sitesh Srivastav, Principal, Mr. Sumit Chatterjee and Mr. Anish Banerjee, HOD’s of the institute, were the judges.

Prizes were distributed to the winners and runners.

    

     Event 07:

Mary Matha College-Department of Hotel Management & Catering Technology,Periyakulam,India.

As part of the International Chefs Day Celebration, the department endeavoured to create awareness among children and in society on Healthy Eating Habits and Basic Knowledge of cooking through their culinary abilities.

Faculty members and students visited Government Middle School, Nallakaruppanpatty, Seventh Day Adventist school and orphangaes at Periyakullam in Theni District to teach the children about healthy eating.

Annai Theresa Orphanage, a trust in Periyakulam, was also visited. A demonstration on Food and Nutrition was conducted and nutritious meals was served to the inmates of the orphanage. This event was organsied by Chef.Raj Mohan M.S,Head & Culinary Educator,Hotel Management and Catering Science department, Mary Matha College, Periyakulam

 

Event 08:

Taj Madras Flight Kitchen,Chennai,India.

On the occasion of International Chefs Day, the Chefs at Taj Madras Flight Kitchen celebrated by creating awareness on healthy cooking, diabetes meal, innovative dishes of the Chefs and artefacts of fruits, vegetables, chocolate, bakery products which were very artistic and creative.

The event was inaugurated by Mr. P Radhakrishnan, General Manager, by lighting the lamp and a few words of encouragement to all Chefs to celebrate the profession, create awareness of the profession and to show off their skills on this special day – International Chef’s Day.  General Manager along with Heads of Department tasted the  innovative dishes prepared by Chef Balaji, Chef Amarnath, Chef Andiappan, Chef Ramakrishnan, Chef Tamil, Chef Palani, Chef Surya, Chef Senthil  in order to judge the Best Gastronomic Chef to be awarded in the next Town Hall meeting.

A team of Chefs put up posters to educate the Associates by displaying valuable information on nutritional value and some healthy eating 

– The difference between a Chef & Cook

– Tweak your diet

– Yoga to prevent/control of Diabetes

– A typical meal for a person with diabetes

– Balanced diet

– How do we get sugar

– The green way to go

– Don’t miss the beet

– Benefits of shallots

– To avoid unhealthy food

 

Chef Dinesh, Chef Balaji, Chef Ayyanar, Chef Karthik and Chef Amarnath showcased their creativity by the display of carvings and a team of Chefs prepared a health menu which was liked by all the Associates.

Executive Chef Kannan Natesan and his band of Chefs at TMFK for made this day memorable for them and educating involving all the Associates.

Event 09:

Asian Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology,Trichy,India.

A Revival of traditional and South Indian dishes was the theme for this year’s international chefs day celebration on 19th October. Chef Mohan Kumar. G, Senior Lecturer, SIHMCT, Thuvakudi gave a demonstration on various forgotten dishes of South India.

On 21st October, the staff and students of the institute shared lunch with the children of spastic society, Musiri which gave the students an insight into differently able children and made them aware of their commitment to society.

On 21st October, Chef V. Saravanan, Exec. Chef SRM Hotel, Trichy gave a demonstration on Chinese cuisine. On the same day a seminar on Traditional Foods was conducted by Mr. M. Ponnilango, Technical Director, Jenneys Academy, Trichy. He emphasized on the importance of documenting the histories and recopies of culture and cuisine of Tamilnadu. He guided the students regarding the expectation of the hoteliers from the students and how to prepare for such a situation in the industry.

 

Event 10:

Global Institute of Hotel Management,Hyderabad.

International chef’s day was celebrated from 19.10.2013 to 22.10.2013.

The celebration kick started with a cycle rally by chefs and students on the 19th to create awareness of chefs in society. The rally was flagged of by Mr. M.S. Nagarajee M.D Epicurur Hospitality.

A two day, workshop on ‘Show your Culinary Ability’ was organized in the college premises on 21st and 22nd. Chefs who are faculties at the Institute, demonstrated their culinary skills during this event.

Vegetable and Fruit carving competitions were conducted for the students. Essay writing  – competition on ‘Junk –Food Good or Bad’, was also held. Preparation of some exotic dishes by chef Nikhil and Fruit and Vegetable Carving demonstration by chef Goverdhan were the highlights of the celebration.

Prominent chefs from various hotels enlightened the students with their experiences as a chef and shared informative messages for the budding chefs.

As part of the Closing Ceremony 2 seminars where conducted The first me was on “Becoming a chefs” by Chef Swamindahan, Exe – Chef Hotel Radisson Blu, which greatly inspired the students.

Another seminar on “Importance of Hygiene in Hotel Industry”, by chef Sajesh Nari, Exe – Chef, Hotel Taj Deccan highlighted the steps to be followed to maintain hygiene in Hotel Industry.This event was coordinated and organsied by CP Reddy,Principal,Global Institute of Hotel Management,Hyderabad.

Event 11:

AJK College of Arts and Science,Coimbatore,India.

School of Hotel Management and Catering Science, AJK college arts and science, Coimbatore, celebrated International Chefs Day by conducting various events.

The celebration started with a rally in Coimbatore city by the students of HM & CS to create awareness among public about the theme of International Chefs day, 2013. The rally was flagged off by chef H.N. Vijayan, Exec. Chef Vivanta By Taj Surya, Coimbatore.

A seminar on ‘Show Your Culinary Ability’ was conducted in the college.The students were exposed to various topics in culinary skills and the latest trends and advancements in culinary standard.

A cookery competition was held as part of the celebration where students displayed the culinary skills


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