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Wednesday, 26 January 2011 20:36
Gateway Club turns up the heat at Fire & Ice Star Chef competition
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Culinary talent throughout Western North Carolina gathered to compete in a single-elimination culinary skills recipe and preparation contest during the Fire & Ice Winterfest this past weekend.
Sweet potatoes, pork tenderloin and Chayote squash were among the ingredients given to contestants in the Haywood County Chamber of Commerce’s Star Chef competition.
Area Chefs & restaurants submitted recipes using the star ingredient of sweet potatoes prior to the competition. Recipes were then reviewed by a panel of professional chefs and food critics, and the top four were invited to the Waynesville Inn to prepare and present their culinary masterpiece.
The top two finalists, the Gateway Club & Maggie Valley Club, were selected by a judging panel to compete in a 45-minute star chef cookoff. Each finalist was given a mystery box of ingredients to prepare their best interpretation of the “Stars of the NC Farms”.
The Gateway Club won the “Top Chef Award” for their braised pork tenderloin with Chayote squash and couscous.
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