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Chefs from across PEI compete for the title of PEI Potato Seafood Chowder Champion
and an automatic buy into the Milk International Chowder Championship.
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Chef Duncan Smith, Champion, Claddagh Oyster House, Charlottetown, PE |
1st place - Chef Duncan Smith
Claddagh Oyster House
Charlottetown, PE
2nd place - Chef Dorothy Peters
Stanley Bridge Country Resort
Stanley Bridge, PE
3rd place - Chef Michael Johnston
Sim’s Corner Steakhouse & Wine Bar
Charlottetown, PE
2007 Competitors
Heat |
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Name |
Address |
Employment Contact |
Fri |
1 |
Jeff McCourt |
Charlottetown, PE |
Top of the Park Dining Room |
Fri* |
2 |
Shane McQuinn |
Charlottetown, PE |
Cora's Breakfast |
Fri |
3 |
Dave Dawson |
Charlottetown, PE |
St. James Gate |
Fri |
4 |
Paul Oulton |
Charlottetown, PE |
Hunter's Ale House |
Fri |
5 |
Patrick Young |
Charlottetown, PE |
Dundee Arms |
Fri |
6 |
Italo Marzari |
Charlottetown, PE |
Sirenella Ristorante |
Fri |
7 |
Norman Day |
Brackley, PE |
Shaw's Hotel |
Fri |
8 |
Michael G Johnson |
Charlottetown, PE |
Sim’s Corner Steakhouse & Wine Bar |
Fri |
9 |
Victor Maclean |
Stanhope, PE |
Stanhope Bay & Beach Resort Dining |
Fri |
10 |
Andrew Nicolson |
Summerside, PE |
Crown and Anchor Tavern - Loyalist Country Inn |
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Sat |
1 |
Daren Dorcas |
Stratford, PE |
Fox Meadow Golf & Country Club |
Sat |
2 |
Jeff Lane |
Charlottetown, PE |
The Selkirk Restaurant / Delta PE |
Sat |
3 |
Jeff Healey |
New Glasgow |
The Olde Glasgow Mills |
Sat |
4 |
Dorthothy Peters |
Stanley Bridge, PE |
Stanley Bridge Country Resort |
Sat |
5 |
Charlotte Nantes |
Charlottetown, PE |
The Gahan House |
Sat |
6 |
Duncan Smith |
Charlottetown, PE |
Claddagh Oyster House |
Sat |
7 |
Jason Woodside |
Stanley Bridge, PE |
Carr's Oyster Bar |
Sat |
8 |
Scott Hinz |
Charlottetown, PE |
Fishbone's Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill |
The competition is open to cooks and/or chefs of PEI
Restaurants or accommodation businesses that provide
a food service to the public.
The Championship will promote
the highest standards for food preparation and presentation
of seafood chowders.
The PEI Potato Seafood Chowder Championship is presented by the PEI Potato Board.
Winner receives an automatic bye into the Milk International
Chowder Championship, if you possess Red Seal or
equivalent designation.
To show the public the many ways to enjoy Prince Edward Island potatoes, oysters,
mussels, and other Island shellfish, and to have a good time!
» 9-piece gourmet set of Paderno Cookware.
» Right to use the PEI Potato SeafoodChowder Championship
Seal on menus and other promotions as they relate to
the winner’s business.
» Winner receives automatic bye into Milk International
Chowder Championship.
All regional winners must pre-register by August 31,
2007 by mailing, emailing, applying
online or faxing the registration
form to:
Prince Edward Island International Shellfish Festival
P.O. Box 991, 52 Water St., Ste. 302,
Charlottetown, PEI,
C1A 7M4
Phone: 1-866-955-2003
Fax: 902-892-5486
Email: requests@walkandseacharlottetown.com
Typed recipes must be supplied to the PEI International Shellfish
Festival at time of registration.
All Chefs & Cooks entering the competition must supply at time
of registration the PEI International Shellfish Festival with a
short bio of themselves for use in publicity programs, and by announcers
during the competition.Registrations are limited and based on first-come;
first-served. Late registrations will only be considered if space
in the competition is available.
The 1st heat of the competition will take place Friday,
Sep. 14, 2007 at 5:00pm and the 2nd heat taking place
on Saturday, Sep. 15, 2007 at 2:00pm.
The PEI Potato Seafood Chowder Championship will take place
in the Prince Edward Island International Shellfish Festival
Main Tent located on the Historic Charlottetown Waterfront
at the foot of Great George Street.
» The seafood component of the registrants chowder
must contain any of the following Prince Edward
Island only Shellfish and Seafood from the following
list: Prince Edward Island Flounder, Trout, Haddock, Cod,
Hake, Bar & Soft Shell Clams, Oysters, Cultivated
Mussels, Quahogs, Lobster, Scallops, Halibut, Salmon,
Rock & Snow Crab.
» The registrant’s chowder must contain either Prince Edward Island Mussels and/or Oysters along with any others from the above list of seafood or shellfish from Prince Edward Island.
» Chowder has to be a traditional milk or cream-based
chowder and featuring Canadian Dairy Products, from canadian dairy cows.
» Must include Prince Edward Island
Potatoes in the recipe.
» Presentation materials and/or product (i.e. garnishes, etc.)
are permitted (see scoring for points on presentation).
Entries must be prepared in advance using the above criteria and
ready to reheat on the spot. Please come well in advance to allow
enough time to reheat your chowder so it is ready for the start. A cooking surface to reheat will be supplied, as well as
the cups and spoons needed for people to sample your entry will
be made available. There will not be access to full kitchen facilities,
but final ingredients can be added on site.
Five to seven (5–7) litres of chowder for judging and sampling
must be prepared. A cooking surface for re-heating and a nine (9)
litre Paderno Pot will be provided. Assistants to help set-up and
serve are welcome.
Proper practices to ensure food safety in the preparation, storage
and transportation of your chowder must be observed.
Competitors attire and demeanour shall be in keeping with the occasion,
representing themselves, their business, their province and any
sponsoring organization to the best of their ability.
Competitors are allowed to utilize their own equipment during preparation
but all chowders must be served in a 9-litre Paderno pot and soup bowl that will
be provided.
There shall be up to five judges who will have considerable experience
and/or knowledge of food preparation and service.
Each chowder will be judged on the following points and criteria:
Flavour 1–20
Consistency 1–10
Appearance 1–10
Overall Appeal 1–10
Total Score 50 points
The scores from each judge will be tallied and the chowder
with the highest total score will be announced by the
Master of Ceremonies as the winner of the PEI Potato Seafood Chowder Championship on Saturday, September 15th,
2007 at 4:15pm and the winner must be in attendance
to receive their award.
The PEI International Shellfish Festival has the rights to publish
the winning recipe in future promotions as they relate to the Festival.
The winner of the PEI Potato Seafood Chowder Championship must
proceed to compete in the prestigious Milk International
Chowder Competition, Sunday, September 16 at 1:15pm.
The Milk International Chowder Competition offers a $2000
first-prize purse plus other benefits.
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