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VIDEO: Next In Line
Food Awards judges Chris Reckord (left), sales and marketing director at tTechLimited, and hairstylist Adolph Raynor snapped photos of the Best Dressed hotand spicy chicken salad served in sushi rolls.
Food, Lifestyle, Local Food, Local Lifestyle, Thursday Food, Tuesday Style
May 17, 2017

VIDEO: Next In Line

‘A Taste of Things to Come’ menu unfolded Tuesday at the Spanish Court Hotel’s Valenica Room as the Best Dressed Chicken reintroduced its salad line to a table of Jamaica Observer Table Talk Food Awards judges and its chair Novia McDonald-Whyte. Expanded from its original flavour to now include lite, jerk, and hot and spicy variants, chef/caterer Jacqui Tyson and her team were enlisted to demonstrate how the shredded chicken breast product could find versatility in a myriad of culinary scenarios. Opening with a cosmopolitan lettuce wrap which enclosed the chicken brand’s lite salad and was served atop fried rice vermicelli, the tasting moved from the original salad which was paired with a vol-au-vent, then the jerk salad (the expressed favourite) appeared with a roasted breadfruit crostini, and closed with the hot and spicy wrapped in a sushi roll. Salads all sampled, the Best Dressed Chicken team – all set to roll out the packaged salad line next month to the consumer market – took things further with a collection of breaded wings and tenders, and Reggae Jammin’ burger patties which also fell to Tyson to render into quick-fire convenience.Paired with each expression of the Best Dressed Chicken nibbles was vino from Betco Premier, and comprised the varietal options of Pinot Grigio, Moscato, a red blend, and bubbly. Thursday Life recalls the scene in Tyson’s pop-up kitchen and around the table.  PHOTOS: JOSEPH WELLINGTON

Jamie Lewis, final-year student at theUniversity of Technology, Jamaica’s Schoolof Hospitality and Tourism Management andJacqui Tyson’s right-hand intern, plated the hotand spicy chicken salad served in sushi rolls.
Catherine Guilbard, chief judge of The Table TalkFood Awards, The Cayman Islands Edition gavethe sniff test to her balloon of 19 Crimes red vino.
Best DressedChicken jerk saladserved with roastedbreadfruit crostini
Table Talk Food Awards, The Cayman Islands Edition Chief Judge CatherineGuilbard (left) and Jamaica Observer Food Awards judge and Supreme Courtmediator Josina Jackson cut into and their vol-au-vent stuffed with Best Dressedoriginal chicken salad.
Food Awards judges Selective HomesAdministrative Manager Pauline Edie (right)and integrated marketing and communicationsconsultant Shelly-Ann Curran gave the volau-vent stuffed with Best Dressed Chickenoriginal salad course a once-over.
Best Dressed Chicken Business Development Manager Karis- Ann Gordon spoke about the salad product line set to hit supermarket shelves next month. She informed that repeatedcustomer requests inspired the return for the original salad and the expanded flavour profile. Attorney-at-law and Food Awards judge Annaliesa Lindsay is also pictured.
Cupped measurements of Best Dressed Chickensalads – original, lite, jerk (the evening’sfavourite) and hot and spicy – awaited plating asthe tasting unfolded.
Best Dressed Chicken lite salad served in a cosmopolitan lettucewrap served atop fried rice vermicelli
The Pinot Grigio varietalcame in two pourings forthe evening – the GabbianoPromessa or Caposaldovineyards.
Joan Forrest-Henry (standing), vice-president, sales and marketing at The BestDressed Chicken, welcomed the Jamaica Observer Food Awards family andguests to the ‘a taste of things to come’ preview tasting.
19 Crimes red vino
The Best DressedChicken MarketingManager EvetteHendricks (left) raiseda mango mimosatoast alongside hercolleagues MarketingCommunicationsOfficer NikoletteWilliams (centre)and Brand ManagerLorraine Kemble.
Natalie Chin, head of advertising, marketing and communications at the Jamaica Observer, watchedas the Centorri Moscato di Pavia was poured. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Best Dressed Chicken Wings breadedand battered with a trio of sauces.(Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Food Awards judge and pilot Oneal Johnson was ready for bites of the hot and spicy salad served in a sushi roll.
Caterer and chef/patron Jacqui Tyson– the mastermind behind the evening’sculinary creations – detailed eachcourse’s deconstructed elements.

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