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Results are in for the Global Chefs Challenge Americas Regional Semi-Finals

Post author By Clare
Post date June 19, 2023

See the final results for the Global Chefs Challenge Americas Regional Semi-Finals!

The Americas regional semi-final rounds for the prestigious Global Chefs Challenge culinary competition were held in Santiago, Chile from 23-26, May 2023.
Qualifying teams will advance to compete in the Global Chefs Finals during the 2024 Worldchefs Congress & Expo in Singapore.
To learn more about the Global Chef Challenge and the Road to Singapore, visit https://worldchefs.org/globalchefschallenge.

See more photos of the Americas Regional Global Chefs Challenge Semi-Final event here.

Paris, 20 June 2023 –The World Association of Chefs’ Societies (Worldchefs) has announced the results from the Americas regional semi-final rounds of the prestigious Global Chef Challenge culinary competition. The event was held in Santiago, Chile with the participation of chefs from Worldchefs’ member countries in the Americas. Worldchefs represents the largest international membership of culinary professionals, with over 100 national chef society members.

The top culinary teams from across the Americas showcased their skills, creativity, and craftsmanship through four competition categories: Global Chefs Challenge, Global Vegan Chefs Challenge, Global Pastry Chefs Challenge, and Global Young Chefs Challenge – Hans Bueschkens Trophy. Competitors went head to head for a coveted chance to compete at the Global Chef Challenge Finals during the 2024 Worldchefs Congress & Expo in Singapore.

Final Results:

Results are listed below by category: Global Chefs Challenge, Global Vegan Chefs Challenge, Global Pastry Chefs Challenge, and Global Young Chefs Challenge.

Global Chefs Challenge

First Place: USA
- Chef Reilly Meehan, American Culinary Federation
Second Place: Canada
- Chef Francis Derick Flores, Culinary Federation of Canada

Global Vegan Chefs Challenge

First Place: USA
- Chef Chris Bugher CEC, American Culinary Federation

Global Pastry Chefs Challenge

First Place: Chile
- Chef Miguel Angel González, Comité Gastronómico de Achiga

Global Young Chefs Challenge

First Place: Canada
- Young Chef Chloe Sy, Culinary Federation of Canada

Congratulations to each participant, and to the qualifying teams that will move on to compete in Singapore at the Global Chefs Challenge Finals.

To learn more about the Global Chef Challenge and the Road to Singapore, visit https://worldchefs.org/globalchefschallenge/.

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Want to Compete in Global Chefs Challenge?

If you wish to put your talent to the test, contact your National Chefs Association for opportunities to participate. Visit worldchefs.org/Members for a list of member nations.

Global Chefs Challenge Finals at Worldchefs Congress & Expo 2024

Worldchefs Congress & Expo is a hallmark tradition of Worldchefs, and has been organized in 39 cities around the world throughout its illustrious 94-year history. The four-day forum brings together delegates from across the five continents to network and expand their professional bonds. The unique program delivers presentations and workshops from leading experts in the hospitality industry, impactful educational programs including the Worldchefs Educators’ Forum, specialized events designed to uplift the next generation of chefs such as the Bill Gallagher Young Chefs Forum, an international trade exhibition, the Global Chefs Challenge competition, and diverse activities to enhance both personal and professional networks.

The 2024 Worldchefs Congress & Expo and Global Chefs Challenge Finals will be held in Singapore, hosted by the Singapore Chefs Association.

Visit www.worldchefscongress.org for more information.

Italy: Families receive food assistance from Worldchefs members amid deadly floods

Post author By Clare
Post date June 8, 2023

Amid catastrophic flooding in Northern Italy, Worldchefs’ member Federazione Italiana Cuochi (FIC) and World Chefs Without Borders provide thousands of displaced people with food and comfort.

Catastrophic flooding in Northern Italy has displaced thousands and upended livelihoods. Worldchefs member FIC is on the ground providing emergency food relief to flood-stricken communities.

Flooding in Northern Italy has killed 15 people and displaced more than 36,000. Worldchefs’ member FIC has responded with emergency food relief, delivering solidarity and food assistance to those in need.

In Emilia-Romagna, dozens of chefs from the FIC Solidarity and Emergency Department (DSEFIC) have worked around the clock to provide hot meals to those whose lives have been upended by the deadly floods.

“Since May 19, our teams of emergency cooks have been on the field in the cities of Imola and Riolo Terme to prepare meals for the population and rescuers,” says Roberto Rosati, DSE President and World Chefs Without Borders Committee Member. “To date we have produced almost 12,000 complete meals.” Worldchefs Without Borders provided 4,000 euro to help fund the food relief effort.

On the frontlines of the climate crisis

DSEFIC’s work on the ground is helping flood-hit families get back on their feet by providing immediate food assistance.

The Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy is one of the country’s agricultural hubs. The flooding has inundated farmlands and destroyed produce, decimating a region known as the “Fruit Valley”. Greenhouses and stables have also been affected, resulting in the loss of animals. More than 5,000 farms have been submerged, including fields of corn and grain, compounding on record inflation and soaring food prices.

Livelihoods, croplands, and homes have been devastated by the catastrophic flooding, a region where researchers warn will see more violent and frequent storms due to the accelerating climate crisis.

The floods followed years of severe drought, which compacted the soil and reduced its ability to absorb rainfall. Rising temperatures have intensified droughts, leading to soil dryness and changes in permeability. With extreme amounts of rainfall in a short period, runoff is exacerbated, causing rivers to overflow and alter their course. Over 20 rivers in the region have burst their banks, triggering numerous landslides.

Emilia Romagna’s President, Stefano Bonaccini, likened the devastation to a “new earthquake,” just days before the anniversary of a deadly earthquake that struck the region in 2012.

Experts warn that flood-battered Northern Italy will see more violent and frequent storms, linking the disaster to the accelerating climate crisis.

The Worldchefs community stands in solidarity

DSEFIC has been working tirelessly to provide meals for the affected population. To ensure that their disaster response program can effectively assist affected communities, DSEFIC is seeking donations to enhance their kitchen operations in Riolo and Imola.

The support and contributions of individuals and organizations will play a crucial role in helping the affected regions recover from this tragic event.

Donations can be made via bank transfer using the following bank details:

Bank: Monte dei Paschi di Siena Account
Name: C/C in the name of the FIC Solidarity and Emergencies Department
IBAN: IT64Z0103003213000063363833
SWIFT: PASCITM1R13

For more information, contact: [email protected]

Read more about DSEFIC in the latest issue of Worldchefs Magazine.

Visit www.worldchefswithoutborders.org for more information on Worldchefs’ global humanitarian aid initiatives.

To find out how chefs can and must respond to the climate emergency we face today, visit feedtheplanet.worldchefs.org.

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A culinary dream that came true

Post author By Olivia
Post date June 6, 2023

A culinary dream that came true

From a young dreamer to a creator of culinary art… this is young Azradeen’s awe-inspiring culinary journey. His story in which he allowed his dreams to lead him rather than allowing his hurdles to push them.

Learn more about Azradeen’s culinary journey below:

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Sri Lankan family tea company Dilmah, was established by Merrill J. Fernando to bring quality, Single Origin Ceylon Tea, garden fresh and unblended, to tea drinkers around the world. His Dilmah Tea brand was the first genuinely ethical tea brand, bringing a smile to the faces of the underprivileged in Sri Lanka, whilst giving consumers quality, authenticity and natural goodness in their cup of tea.

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A New Ingredient in the Mix: Anchor Food Professionals and Worldchefs Announce Global Partnership

Post author By Olivia
Post date May 29, 2023

A New Ingredient in the Mix: Anchor Food Professionals and Worldchefs Announce Global Partnership

Anchor Food Professionals has joined the largest culinary trade association as a Worldchefs Global Partner and official dairy sponsor of Worldchefs Congress & Expo 2024.
As a part of Fonterra brand, a co-operatively owned global dairy company from New Zealand, Anchor Food Professionals creates high quality, fit-for-purpose products and solutions for foodservice professionals in over 50 countries.
Learn more about Worldchefs partnership opportunities at www.worldchefs.org/partnership.

Paris, 29 of May 2023 – Anchor Food Professionals and Worldchefs have announced a new global partnership. Joining as a Worldchefs Global Partner, Anchor Food Professionals is now the official dairy sponsor of Worldchefs Congress & Expo 2024. A part of Fonterra, a co-operatively owned global dairy company from New Zealand, Anchor Food Professionals creates high quality, fit-for-purpose products and solutions for foodservice professionals in over 50 countries.

The partnership marks a key opportunity for collaboration in culinary expertise and trends with the largest international culinary trade association. Putting the brand’s New Zealand dairy heritage and experience to good use, Anchor Food Professionals expands their insights for kitchens large and small around the world while showcasing grass-fed, natural dairy nutrition; free from GMO, growth hormones and antibiotics*.

Anchor Food Professionals works with customers to help improve their products and grow their businesses. The company’s Global Advisory Chefs provide technical knowledge, develop new products, provide menu ideation and deliver first-hand experience of busy kitchens to help customers gain a competitive edge. Through industry insights and world-leading research and innovation, Anchor Food Professionals continuously introduce new dairy ingredients and service solutions that help meet the demands of today’s foodservice professionals.

*Steven Ong, Global Advisory Chef for Anchor Food Professionals*

“I’m super excited about our partnership with Worldchefs—the World Association of Chefs’ Societies—as it’s the global authority of the culinary industry,” says Steven Ong, Global Advisory Chef for Anchor Food Professionals. “With Worldchefs, we get the opportunity for prominent visibility, raising our profile in front of a captivated audience of chefs through more than 110 member countries on all continents. We will also be able to showcase our premium AFP products to a targeted audience of chefs and gastronomy opinion leaders by being the ‘Worldchefs most trusted dairy brand.’”

“The world of food is constantly evolving, and it is rare to find a company that has made the intentional choice to dedicate resources to really learning with and listening to food service professionals,” says Rick Stephen, Chairman of Worldchefs Culinary Competition Committee and former Continental Director for Asia. “We welcome their chefs to our international network and look forward to meeting them in kitchens around the globe.”

By adding Anchor Food Professional’s cream and butter into the mix at Worldchefs Congress & Expo 2024 in Singapore, thousands of the world’s best chefs will experience world-leading products at trade events, global showcases, and more.

Visit www.anchorfoodprofessionals.com for more information on their products.

Learn more about Worldchefs partnership opportunities at www.worldchefs.org/partnership.

*When cows are sick and require antibiotic treatment, it is under veterinary advice. Antibiotics can only be prescribed by a veterinarian in New Zealand, and animals requiring treatment are removed from the herd and do not contribute to a farm’s milk supply until their withholding period has concluded and they are clinically recovered.

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Arroz Campero

Post author By Olivia
Post date May 9, 2023

Arroz Campero

A traditional way for cooking rice in the Spanish countryside.
By Luis Soto Villalta.

History

Arroz Campero is a traditional dish hailing from the rural regions of Spain, where it has been cooked for generations over a woodfire since the Medieval times. This rustic dish typically consists of rice cooked in a large pot along with a variety of meats and vegetables, giving it a hearty and flavorful profile.

The process of cooking over a woodfire is an art in itself. It requires a certain level of expertise and patience to cook the rice to perfection without overcooking or burning it. The woodfire adds a smoky flavor to the dish that cannot be replicated by any other cooking method.

The ingredients used vary depending on the region and personal preference. However, the most common ingredients include chicken, pork, bell peppers, onions, garlic, and tomatoes. The meats are typically cooked first in the pot, followed by the vegetables and rice. Once everything is added, the pot is covered and left to cook over the woodfire until the rice is tender and fluffy.

The dish is often served with a simple side salad or some crusty bread. Arroz Campero is not only delicious but also incredibly filling and nutritious, making it a popular choice for large family gatherings and special occasions.

The woodfire cooking method is slowly disappearing in modern times, with many opting for more convenient and modern cooking methods. However, those who still cook it over a woodfire insist that it is the only way to achieve the authentic smoky flavor and rustic charm that has made this dish a staple of Spanish cuisine in the countryside.

Ingredients for 6 Servings

600g of rice.
1 kg of pork ribs.
1 chicken, cut into pieces.
3 onions, chopped.
3 tomatoes, chopped.
2 green bell peppers, chopped.
2 red bell peppers, chopped.
2 teaspoons of sweet paprika.
A pinch of saffron.
2,4 liters of water.
Salt and pepper.
Olive oil.

Instructions

To control the woodfire and avoid burning the rice, you can follow some tips: using well dry hard wood, using a metal grate, controlling the embers with a poker, and adding or removing wood to control the boiling, making sure the water doesn’t stop boiling but doesn’t boil excessively (150-175ºC), avoiding stirring the rice too much but making sure it doesn’t burn on the bottom.

Cooking:

Start by lighting a fire with wood in a large pot or paella pan, allowing it to burn down to embers.
Season the pork ribs and chicken with salt and pepper and brown them in the pot with some olive oil.
Remove the meats from the pot and set them aside.
Add the chopped onions, tomatoes, and bell peppers to the pot and cook until the vegetables are soft and lightly browned.
Stir in the paprika and saffron and cook for a few more minutes.
Add the rice to the pot and stir to coat it in the vegetable mixture.
Pour in the water, and return the meats to the pot, pushing them down into the rice mixture.
Simmer over low heat, stirring occasionally, for about 20-25 minutes or until the rice is tender and the liquid has been absorbed. If the water dries up while the rice is still hard, you can add more water, but must be hot to avoid interrupting the boiling process.
Remove the pot from the heat and allow it to rest for a few minutes.
Serve hot, garnished with chopped parsley and lemon if desired.

About the Author

My mother and grandfather introduced me to professional cooking. As people say in Spain: I learned to cook from the bottom of my mother’s skirt. The tradition in the family comes from my grandfather when he founded the first restaurant of the family in 1916. I have later studied both professional cooking and hotel management. I focused my career on kitchen and accommodation management, especially in the rural environment and the wilderness.

Luis Soto Villalta
https://desoto.eu

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In Memory of Paddy Brady

Post author By Olivia
Post date May 4, 2023

In Memory of Paddy Brady

Dear members of the Panel of Chefs of Ireland, Worldchefs and colleagues,

It is with great sadness that we convey the news that our dear friend and colleague Paddy Brady passed away peacefully on Tuesday, 2 May, surrounded by his loving family.

Paddy was a lifelong member of the Panel of Chefs and played a pivotal role in the development and growth of the organization. He held many senior positions including Branch Secretary, National Secretary, National President, and more recently Vice President and Board member. Paddy devoted so much of his time and commitment to many projects, including the Chef Ireland Culinary Competitions, working with sponsors and other organizations to promote the work and profile of chefs throughout Ireland. He loved encouraging and supporting competitors who participated in the various competitions that were held across the country and beyond. Paddy was a great supporter of Worldchefs in their role of promoting and enhancing the profile of chefs across the globe, and he made many friends when attending congresses and meetings.

Paddy trained and worked in some of Irelands top hotels, including the Shelbourne and Berkley Court, also working and teaching abroad in Switzerland, before returning home to Ireland and taking up the position of Executive Chef at the Westbury Hotel, where he spent more than 20 years. He was there to witness the Hotel being recognised as one of the best hotels in the world, an achievement and accolade that made him and his team so proud.

He hosted many top chefs from abroad when they participated in their annual International Culinary weeks showcasing some of the world’s finest cuisines.

Paddy was instrumental in creating an in-house trainee programme for his apprentice chefs, many of whom have gone on to establish their own distinguished careers in both hospitality and education. Paddy was highly respected both as an individual and in his professionalism by all who knew him and who were fortunate to have worked with him, He would often remark at how proud he was to see and hear of their successes.

While Paddy will be remembered for his lifelong commitment and dedication to our craft, he will also be remembered as a true Gentleman, Chef and friend. On behalf of the Board of Directors and members, we extend our deepest sympathy to his wife Helen and family, and his wide circle of friends. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time in dealing with his enormous loss.

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Worldchefs Academy Supports Culinary Education in the Dominican Republic!

Post author By Nastassia Kazlova
Post date April 5, 2023

Worldchefs Academy Supports Culinary Education in the Dominican Republic!

PARIS April 5, 2023 – The Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM), a pioneer in tourism and gastronomy training in the Dominican Republic, has two campuses, one in the city of Santiago de los Caballeros and the other in the capital Santo Domingo. It has been the most awarded university in the country during the last 20 years, winning first places in many national competitions.

In 2022, it was recognized as a school with high educational quality standards by Worldchefs. Adopting its Pre-Commis and Culinary Foundations program as mandatory programs to be taken by its students, which supports their training in culinary education.

PUCMM Chef Instructor Alejandro Andrés Abréu Bretón stated, “So far, 60 new chefs have graduated, but by the end of the year, we expect 200 more to graduate!

Worldchefs Academy apoya la educación culinaria en la República Dominicana!

La Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM), pionera en formación turística y gastronómica en República Dominicana, cuenta con dos campus, uno en la ciudad de Santiago de los Caballeros y la otra en la capital Santo Domingo. Ha sido la universidad más premiada en los últimos 20 años ganando los primeros lugares en la mayoría de las competencias nacionales.

En el año 2022 fue reconocida como escuela con altos estándares de calidad educativa por Worldchefs. Adoptando su programa de Pre-Commis y Fundamentos. Culinarios como programas obligatorios a cursar por sus estudiantes, lo que viene a apoyar la formación en términos culinarios de los mismos.

Chef Instructor PUCMM, Alejandro Andrés Abréu Bretón, afirmó “Hasta el momento, se han graduado 60 nuevos chefs, pero para fin de año, ¡esperamos que se gradúen 200 más!

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Volunteering with MJF Foundation

Post author By Nastassia Kazlova
Post date April 3, 2023

Volunteering with MJF Foundation

Introducing Chef Selvana Chelvanaigum, Lecturer at the William Angliss Institute in Melbourne. As an initiative to pass on her culinary wisdom to budding chefs at the Empower Culinary & Hospitality School by the Dilmah MJF Foundation, Chef Selvana chose to spend a week in Sri Lanka volunteering with Dilmah! If you’d like to volunteer with the MJF Foundation too, drop a line here.

Watch Chef Selvana Chelvanaigum Volunteering at MJCF Culinary School here:

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Celebrating Art & Science: Electrolux Professional and Worldchefs

Post author By Nastassia Kazlova
Post date March 23, 2023

Celebrating Art & Science: Electrolux Professional and Worldchefs

Celebrating Art & Science: Electrolux Professional and Worldchefs

Electrolux Professional has renewed as a Worldchefs Diamond Partner, continuing a longstanding collaboration centered around the Art & Science program.
The chef-centered partnership will enter a new phase with the renewal, including the launch of Art & Science Goes Digital interactive webinar series.
Learn more about Worldchefs partnership opportunities at www.worldchefs.org/partnership.

Paris, 23 of February 2023 – Electrolux Professional has renewed as Worldchefs Diamond Partner. Celebrating 120 years of tradition, experience, and innovation, Electrolux Professional has been at forefront in offering sustainable, ergonomic, and customer-friendly solutions. The Worldchefs partnership renewal marks the continuation of a longstanding collaboration centered around the Art & Science program.

Launched in 2014, the Art & Science Come Together partnership between Electrolux Professional and Worldchefs brings chefs together to explore innovation in culinary technology through a series of hands-on workshops. Combining the creativity of professional chefs with the specialized knowledge and technology of the leading manufacturer’s commercial cooking solutions, the program is designed to empower chefs to operate more efficiently, profitably and sustainably to help kitchens across the globe to develop more streamlined cooking processes.

Celebrating Art & Science: Electrolux Professional and Worldchefs — Join us on 13 April 2023 for the first webinar of Art & Science: *Goes Digital*, focusing on the topic of Innovation.

Restructured to fit a digital format, Art & Science Goes Digital brings the beauty of culinary innovation online, made accessible to Worldchefs’ community around the globe. Through a series of themed webinars, the program aims to empower chefs to operate more efficiently, profitably and sustainably. The webinars will be held quarterly, with the first installment on 13 April.

The program will provide participants with skills and advice from experienced professional chefs willing to share their international experience and passion for the continual discovery of contemporary developments in the culinary arts. “This partnership has launched a number of dedicated exciting activities which will unite the beauty of the culinary arts with the breakthroughs in culinary technology,” says Worldchefs President, Thomas Gugler. “What makes the Art & Science partnership so special is the ability to connect all this technical knowledge with the artistic side of the culinary industry.”

Art & Science Goes Digital will be hosted by seasoned chef and culinary trainer Paolo Pettenuzzo. Hailing from the Veneto region of Italy, by the age of 16 Pettenuzzo was competing on the Italian culinary team at the national level. By age 20, his impressive skills had earned him two silver medals in the prestigious Global Chefs Challenge. Pettenuzzo joined Electrolux Professional in 2013, where he spearheads business development in the luxury sector, including Michelin-starred projects. In 2019 he was appointed as the official Chefs Activation Manager to lead on chef training strategy organization-wide. “I live Electrolux Professional with an anticipatory perspective, working with the future to change the present,” says Pettenuzzo.

“Worldchefs is thrilled to continue our work with Electrolux Professional. Their chef-centered approach to innovation, continuous push for excellence and unwavering sustainability commitments are just a few reasons why they have been a natural collaborator and key supporter of Worldchefs,” says Ragnar Fridrikkson, Worldchefs Managing Director. “Electrolux Professional’s dedicated chefs around the world add so much value to our community and we look forward to the next chapter of our collaboration with Art & Science Goes Digital.”

Read more about the Art & Science program at worldchefs.org/artsciencewithelectrolux, and register for the first webinar on 13 April 2023, Art & Science Goes Digital: INNOVATION.

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The World’s Best Pan: AMT Gastroguss and Worldchefs Renew Partnership

Post author By Nastassia Kazlova
Post date March 3, 2023

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The World’s Best Pan: AMT Gastroguss and Worldchefs Renew Partnership

AMT Gastroguss has renewed as a Worldchefs Global Partner. A manufacturer and industry supporter committed to excellence, AMT designs professional cookware for every application, combining tradition, modern technology, and expertise with the highest quality materials.
‘The world’s best pan’ according to VKD, the largest German Chefs Association, AMT cookware is developed through close cooperation between product technologists and the German National Culinary Team. The cookware choice for chefs in culinary competition and professional kitchens, AMT’s premium quality products save time, the most precious resource – water, and money.
Learn more about Worldchefs partnership opportunities at http://www.worldchefs.org/partnership.

Paris, 3 of March 2023 – AMT Gastroguss, one of the fastest growing cookware producers in Europe, has renewed as a Worldchefs Global Partner. A longstanding industry supporter and a Worldchefs Global Partner since 2016, AMT Gastroguss combines tradition, modern technology, and expertise with the highest quality materials to produce premium quality cookware designed by and for professional chefs.

AMT’s award-winning products are chosen by the world’s top culinary competition teams. Considered ‘the world’s best pan’ by the largest German chef association and Worldchefs member, Verband der Köche Deutschlands (VKD), international culinary teams rely on the quality of AMT Gastroguss cookware in their kitchens. With years of close cooperation between product technologists and the German National Culinary Team, AMT develops cookware to match and exceed the highest expectations. AMT designs and product tests their cookware for busy professional kitchens with the expert knowledge of chefs.

Backed by years of expertise across the production chain, AMT prides itself on expert craftsmanship, innovation, and the highest quality materials. With a foundry history dating back to 1904, AMT’s casted cookware in grounded in heritage methods and expertise. AMT cookware is made of thick casted aluminum, guaranteeing high durability for a long-lasting product that stands up to years of commercial kitchen use. Produced using a time intensive hand-casting method, AMT’s casted aluminum delivers superior thermal conductivity, heat retention and transfer. The unique casting process achieves a relaxed structure without pores, which provides the distortion-free thermal base which retains its optimum flatness for energy-efficient cooking. AMT products are also coated with non-stick Lotan® which makes them exceptionally easy to clean, saving energy, time, and money, and giving better cooking results.

“AMT Gastroguss has been a dedicated support of chefs, and we so value their commitment to industry professionals.” says Ragnar Fridriksson, Worldchefs Managing Director. “Whether it be their presence at premier international competitions like the Global Chefs Challenge or the Culinary World Cup, AMT’s team and products have earned the trust of chefs around the world. We are delighted to continue our partnership.”

Want to learn more? There’s an opportunity to meet with AMT Representatives during the IHA Trade Show in Chicago between 4-7, March 2023. You can set up an appointment directly through email address [email protected].

Read more about AMT in the latest issue of Worldchefs Magazine and visit www.bestpan.com for more information on their products.

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