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hc 2009 Previous Hottest Chef Winners

TABASCO® Awards
$10,000 for Best
Budget-Friendly Recipe

Oven-Roasted
Pork Tenderloin
with 7 Vegetable
Couscous and
TABASCO® Green Chimichurri
featuring TABASCO® Green and Chipotle Sauces Created by Sous Chef Stephen Pribish

Student Winner - Chipotle Duck Breast Risotto

Student Category Winner
Chipotle Duck Breast Risotto
created by Jared Cushman

The 2009 TABASCO® Brand Hottest Chef Contest® called on professional and student chefs to create bold and flavorful entrées not to exceed a menu price of $15 and 33% food cost. These budget-friendly recipes that are profitable for the operator and affordable for the consumer can help build your business in today’s tough economic climate. Top New Orleans chefs selected the winning dishes.

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Professional Winner

Stephen Pribish, Sous Chef at Overbrook Golf Club in Villanova, Pennsylvania, won the $10,000 grand prize for his Oven-Roasted Pork Tenderloin with 7 Vegetable Couscous and TABASCO® Green Chimichurri.

Student Winner

Jared Cushman, a chef-in-training at International Culinary Schools at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale in Florida, took the competition’s student category prize of $2,500 for his Chipotle Duck Breast Risotto entrée.

Dish Preparation

In keeping with this year’s theme, “Tough Times Call for Tough Chefs,” McIlhenny Company partnered with Delgado Community College instructors and administrators to design the judging session as real-world training for students learning how to create profitable menu items for foodservice businesses.

Judges

Paul McIlhenny, President and CEO of McIlhenny Company, along with top New Orleans chefs – including Chef Justin Devilier, La Petite Grocery; Chef John Harris, Lilette Restaurant; Chef Donald Link, Herbsaint and Cochon; Chef Stephen Stryjewski, Cochon; Chef Chuck Subra, LaCôte Brasserie; Chef Allison Vines-Rushing, MiLa; Chef Tom Wolfe, Wolfe’s Restaurant and Wolfe’s in the Warehouse; and, Chef Sue Zemanick, Gautreau’s – comprised the judging panel and selected the professional and student winners at Delgado Community College in New Orleans, Louisiana.

 

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