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Gordon & Jing Usher In Design Week JA
FIRST COURSE: BakedEggs with grilledtomatoes, bacon andScotch Bonnet creamedcallaloo
Design Week, Lifestyle, Local Food, Local Lifestyle, Thursday Food, Tuesday Style
September 20, 2017

Gordon & Jing Usher In Design Week JA

The buzz surrounding Design Week JA — the latest initiative by the Jamaica Observer to spotlight the lifestyle industries — spilt over onto the plate Tuesday morning at the newspaper’s Beechwood Avenue HQ for a brunch catered by Whip It Up front woman Celeste Gordon and pâtissier extraordinaire Jing Shi. Gordon opened brunch with baked eggs with grilled tomatoes, bacon and Scotch bonnet creamed callaloo followed by a course of pumpkin spice waffles with brandied apples, cream cheese drizzle and granola crisp, a sweet and savoury juxtaposition, which made way for the sugar rush to come à la Jing’s tasting medley of mousses and tarts. Thursday Food narrows its gaze on the creations of this complementary duo.

The Jamaica Observer boardroom was the venue for the Design Week JA launch, where CelesteGordon’s fare and Jing Shi’s sweet treats were highlights.
SECOND COURSE: Pumpkinspice waffles with brandiedapples, cream cheese drizzlewith granola crisps.
Whip It Up chef/catererCeleste Gordon presentedthe launch’s first course toThursday Food.
Theconcisemenufor theinaugurallaunch ofDesignWeek JAoffered twobreakfastinspiredcourses bychef/catererCeleste Gordonfinished withdessert coursesdelivered byrevered pâtissierJing Shi. (Photos:Bryan Cummings
The undulating arrayof miniature cakes bypâtissier Jing Shi.
Second city architect Isiaa Madden acquiesces to her sweet tooth during the dessert course.
For SPACES Jamaica Managing Director Janelle Pantry, the Jing Shi dessert course became a social media moment. (Photos: Bryan Cummings)

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