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Gábor Kostyál won Bocuse d’Or Selection Hungary 2010 finals

 
Gábor Kostyál, Keszthely Helikon Hotel’s chef won the Bocuse d'Or Selection Hungary 2010’s Hungarian finals. The 36 year chefs the world represents the Hungarian cook society in the world’s number one warm kitchen peak gastronomic competition’s European contest, which will be organised in June, in Geneva
 
Huge. audience, and large media interest accompanied Bocuse d'Or’s final, which was organised at Foodapest trade fair on Sunday and on Monday. Many thousand spectators filled the grandstands set up in the exhibition hall, during the two days, and before the numerous enquirers, Gábor Kostyál, Keszthely Helikon Hotel’s chef received most of the points finally, from the Swedish Italian, French, Norwegian and Hungarian jury consisting of specialists, between their rows, we may have welcomed, Charles Tjessem, the winner of 2003 Lyonese Bocuse d'Or competition, Kalla Kálmán, the Hungarian cook icon and Sven Gunnar Svensson, Swedish Bocuse d'Or academy's 84 year old president. The „star guest” of Monday’s competition was the also 84 years old Paul Bocuse, the nominator of the competition and it’s president, he himself unfolded the envelope hiding the first placed name, and announced the winner.
The victorious competitor's menu was the following: Hanger fillet with dill, and smoked salmon - freshwater crab mousseline - Mascarpone rizotto with dryed tomato - potato variation, crab sauce made with saffron, and calf pork chop with deer ham, with briesse in a pistachio gown - scone made with pork crackling,filled with spicy goat's-milk cheese cream - smoky, warm foot aspic - asparagus royal - beetroot with horseradish sorbet - Portoi jus..

 The second place belongs to Tamás Lenkei, Tapolca Hunguest Hotel Pelion’s chef, and the third is István Volenter.
   
 
 
Paul BOCUSE and Gabriel PAILLASSON at Foodapest and UKBA

The Bocuse d’Or Hungarian final was honoured by the visit of the nominator of the competition and still active today „father”, Paul Bocuse. The aged master handed over the prize personally after the competition, and took part in a press conference, which was primarily organised to his and Gabriel Paillasson’s French master confectioner, and founder of the Confectioner World Cup respect.
 
René ROUDAUT, France's Budapest ambassador also appeared at the event, who composed so, that the two specialists representing the French gastronomy and spreading its values, should be considered the real delegates of his country.
The guests praised the standard of the exhibition and the Hungarian gastronomy.
Paul Bocuse voiced his conviction, that the real art of cookery is based on cream and wine, everything else, which can be perceived as a trend, fashion or vocational current, only influences the hospitality for a short time.

The 84 year masters composed so:He likes thoose foods after which bone and splinter are left on the plate.
 
  

 

Norwegian Charles TJESSEM, 2003 Bocuse D'Or winner will be the jury president of Foodapest’s ongoing Hungarian final.  

 Charles Tjessem

      

Market leader companies at FOODAPEST

In the period of the making next year's marketing plans the food industry's and the gastronomy's more capital characters, including the delivering indutstry, gives an important role to the participation in the exhibition. Proves this, that beside the small- and medium sized firms, big companies also opted for FOODAPEST.

It is for our joy, that BONAFARM Group, it's companies, among others are the market-leading firm in the milk and meat industry Pick Szeged Zrt. and Sole-Mizo Zrt., and Csányi Pincészet dealing with the winery will be our exhibitor.

We can also welcome among our exhibitors - without the claim of completeness- Agrometál Kft., Farm Tojás Kft., Gyulai Pálinka Manukatúra, the Integrál Zrt., ICE Olasz Külkereskedelmi Intézet, Poland, Latinum Zrt., Soós Tészta Kft and the Zsindelyes Pálinkafőzde.

Stand allocation is beginning

FOODAPEST organizers start the stand allocation in the first week of December. We ask it if you did not send your registration yet please send it as soon as possible, so we can provide your firm the optimal place!

Eight competitors reached the finals in Bocuse d'Or Selection Hungary 

Twelve pairs made their entry for the qualifying round of Bocuse d’Or Selection Hungary warm kitchen peak gastronomy cook competition organised for the second time on 10 and 14. November. The works of the cooks working in the kitchens of Krúdy Gyula high school and technical college in Győr, and in Budapest Economy Academy are being valued critically, but constructively and in a helping spirit.  

„I will not praise – said Kalla Kálmán, the jury's president in the beginning of the assessment. - Everybody is aware of that there is much work behind the scores of all competitors. The jury's task at the same time primarily is that,  the competitors in the finals, and then the Hungarian cook entering the Geneva Bocuse d’Or Europe competition should  represent the full Hungarian cook society worthily. To this it is necessary to be aware of the mistakes though, and it is necessary to do everything to eliminate them, this task though will requre multiple amounts of nowdays work in the forthcoming months” The members of the jury were: Kalla Kálmán, Daniel Labrosse, Cattaneo Graziano (Budapest), Nemeskövi Dénes, Kocsonya Kálmán (Győr), Varga Károly (Budapest) and Kreil Vilmos, Hungarian Bocuse d’Or  academy's president. 

From the semifinals of the Bocuse d’Or Selection Hungary warm kitchen cook competition, the following competitors were qualified for the finals which will be held in FOODAPEST Trade Fair between 21. and 22. February 2010.:
 

HERE WILL BE A HUNGARIAN PARTICIPANT IN BOCUSE D'OR EUROPE

 

FRENCH MASTER CHEFS IN BUDAPEST

On invitation by Hungexpo, Christophe Marguin, chairman of Toques Blanches Lyonnaise, an association of chefs founded in 1936, arrived in Budapest on 5 October 2009 in the company of three outstanding master chefs from Lyon: Mathieu Viannay, Joseph Viola and Frédéric Berthod. Two of the master chefs are members of the organising committee of Bocuse d'Or, the "chefs' Olypmics".

The four French chefs visited cutting-edge restaurants in Budapest, then met the members of the Hungarian Bocuse d'Or Academy for a wine-tasting event, and provided the organisers of the Hungarian qualifying rounds with useful practical advice.

Their next agenda item included a visit to the Market Hall in Vámház Boulevard, where they familiarised themselves with the Hungarian supply of basic foodstuffs. They were fascinated by the Market Hall's atmosphere and enormous supply and last but not least, people's unstuffy style. They closed their market visit by a tasty breakfast of fried dough and sausage in a buffet of the Market Hall. Following the morning programme, the master chefs' technical schedule continued at the HOVENTA exhibition held in the HUNGEXPO Budapest Fair Centre.

They spoke in appreciation of their experiences in Hungary, the excellent achievements of Hungarian gastronomy, and the competence of Hungarian professionals, reflected in practice as well as the high standard of goods offered at the exhibition.

 

 

This pooling of technical expertise will certainly continue between the renowned representatives of French and Hungarian gastronomies.

FOOD INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS SEASONED WITH COMPETITIONS

It has been decided that in 2010 FOODAPEST will also house BOCUSE D'OR HUNGARY, the preliminary rounds of the gastronomic competition.

A COOPERATION AGREEMENT was signed of this fact by Benoit BARBAULT, HUNGEXPO Zrt.'s Director of Sales and Vilmos KREIL, the Managing Chairman of Bocuse d'Or Hungary in the presence of Yves Hunckler, representative of the Bocuse d'Or. The winner of the preliminary round held on 21-22 February 2010 will participate in the qualifying round in June 2010 to be followed by the Lyon World Championship in 2011.

     

 

Gábor Kostyál won Bocuse d’Or Selection Hungary 2010 finals
 
Gábor Kostyál, Keszthely Helikon Hotel’s chef won the Bocuse d'Or Selection Hungary 2010’s Hungarian finals. The 36 year chefs the world represents the Hungarian cook society in the world’s number one warm kitchen peak gastronomic competition’s European contest, which will be organised in June, in Geneva
 
Huge. audience, and large media interest accompanied Bocuse d'Or’s final, which was organised at Foodapest trade fair on Sunday and on Monday. Many thousand spectators filled the grandstands set up in the exhibition hall, during the two days, and before the numerous enquirers, Gábor Kostyál, Keszthely Helikon Hotel’s chef received most of the points finally, from the Swedish Italian, French, Norwegian and Hungarian jury consisting of specialists, between their rows, we may have welcomed, Charles Tjessem, the winner of 2003 Lyonese Bocuse d'Or competition, Kalla Kálmán, the Hungarian cook icon and Sven Gunnar Svensson, Swedish Bocuse d'Or academy's 84 year old president. The „star guest” of Monday’s competition was the also 84 years old Paul Bocuse, the nominator of the competition and it’s president, he himself unfolded the envelope hiding the first placed name, and announced the winner.
The victorious competitor's menu was the following: Hanger fillet with dill, and smoked salmon - freshwater crab mousseline - Mascarpone rizotto with dryed tomato - potato variation, crab sauce made with saffron, and calf pork chop with deer ham, with briesse in a pistachio gown - scone made with pork crackling,filled with spicy goat's-milk cheese cream - smoky, warm foot aspic - asparagus royal - beetroot with horseradish sorbet - Portoi jus..

The second place belongs to Tamás Lenkei, Tapolca Hunguest Hotel Pelion’s chef, and the third is István Volenter.
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Paul BOCUSE and Gabriel PAILLASSON at Foodapest and UKBA

The Bocuse d’Or Hungarian final was honoured by the visit of the nominator of the competition and still active today „father”, Paul Bocuse. The aged master handed over the prize personally after the competition, and took part in a press conference, which was primarily organised to his and Gabriel Paillasson’s French master confectioner, and founder of the Confectioner World Cup respect.
 
René ROUDAUT, France's Budapest ambassador also appeared at the event, who composed so, that the two specialists representing the French gastronomy and spreading its values, should be considered the real delegates of his country.
The guests praised the standard of the exhibition and the Hungarian gastronomy.
Paul Bocuse voiced his conviction, that the real art of cookery is based on cream and wine, everything else, which can be perceived as a trend, fashion or vocational current, only influences the hospitality for a short time.

The 84 year masters composed so:He likes thoose foods after which bone and splinter are left on the plate.

 

     

 

  • Gábor KOSTYÁL (Hertelendy Castle Inn, Kutas-Kozmapuszta) 821 points
  • István KRIPOLSZKI (KOGART) 752 points
  • Gergely KISS (Crocus-Gere Winehotel - Wine Spa**** Villány) 751 points
  • Krisztián KISS (Dunapark Café) 743 points 
  • István VOLENTER (Mala Garden, Siófok) 742 points 
  • Zoltán HAJDÚ (Ken Carpatia) 668 points 
  • Tamás LENKEI (Hotel Pelion, Tapolca) 664 points
  • Gábor  MEZŐ (Café Erté) 601 points

 

 

     

 "Photo: © Hungarian Bocuse d'Or Academy" 

 

 

     

 

      

 


President of Bocuse d’Or Europe's organizing committee, Philippe ROCHAT informed the president of the Hungarian Bocuse d’Or academy in the recent days, that the Hungarian application was accepted, and Hungary is selected onto the 2010 Geneva competition.
The winner of the ongoing final of Bocuse d’Or Hungary at FOODAPEST can be in the 20 best of Europe.
                                           
                                           

 

     

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