2004 WINNER –  CHEF BRIAN R. HUBNER, student
            Johnson & Wales University
Sponsor: Mile High -Denver Bailliage

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2004 National Young Chef's Competition

visit:    National Article by Ellen Hughs, Chargee de Presse Nationale

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Chef Brian Hubner represented the USA at:
International Jeune Commis Competition
September 16-17, 2004

 in Calgary, Canada
 

 

INTRODUCTION

Imagine being confronted with a mystery "market basket" containing a few key ingredients, and orders to design and prepare a three-course meal to serve four people using those ingredients—all in four hours time! Such is the challenge given young cooks competing in the Chaîne des Rôtisseurs Young Chef Rôtisseur Competition.

The first competition was organized in 1977 in Switzerland to support and promote future young chefs by giving them the opportunity to demonstrate their skills. Competitions are held at regional, national and international levels in countries around the world that have a strong Chaîne presence.

In the USA, competition begins at the regional level. Proprietors, managers, chefs and culinary instructors at Chaîne affiliated restaurants, hotels and culinary schools within each of the ten regions of the Bailliage des Etats-Unis are asked to propose candidates, who complete and submit application forms to a Regional Coordinator, the Conseiller Culinaire Provincial. Contestants are then selected from the group of applicants.

Contestants draw for starting times, which are set at fifteen minute intervals. At the appointed time, each contestant is given an identical, previously unidentified "market basket" containing certain basic ingredients. Using all of these ingredients, as well as drawing on a variety of staples from a pantry, the contestant must compose and execute a 3-course menu (first course, main course, and dessert) for four people. The written menu must be completed within the first half-hour, with 3 hours allowed for preparation, after which the finished dishes are presented to be judged within a 30-minute window.

Dishes prepared by the contestants are judged on taste, presentation and originality. In addition, scores are given for cleanliness and organization in the kitchen.

REGIONAL PRIZES                                                                                                   

The first place winners of Regional Competitions are entitled to take part in the National Final, all expenses paid by National.

The winner will receive a silver medal during the announcement of the results and all participants will receive a diploma and a bronze medal. The silver medal is to be engraved with the competition date and region

Visit:  http://chaineus.org/chefs_competition/index.htm  for a detailed explanation of the Young Chef Rotisseur’s  Competition

 

Pictures from the Southwest Regional Competition

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Pictures from the USA National Competition
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Contact:  Bob Meyer, Bailli

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