Best Food in the Business
Honoring the best culinary creations in the meetings industry, the Convention Industry Council announced the winners of the first annual APEX Food and Beverage Challenge.
Winners were chosen by a panel of experts based on creativity, presentation and the best application of at least one APEX (Accepted Practices Exchange) principle: ease/efficiency, time savings, cost savings, high standards, and consistency.
Gold medal winners are — Appetizer: APEX Ponzu Marinated Tuna Won Ton, submitted by Scott Lahey of the North Maple Inn, Basking Ridge, N.J.
Salad: Crab and Scallop Galette with Apex Greens, Truffle Vinaigrette and Remoulade, submitted by Eric Neri of the Don CeSar Beach Resort, St. Pete Beach, Fla.
Entrée: APEX Ginger-Crusted Roasted Lamb Sirloin, submitted by Daniel Bruce of Hilton Hotels.
Dessert: APEX Vanilla Pepper Brulee with Port Poached Fig and Balsamic Reduction, also submitted by Lahey of the North Maple Inn.
Cocktail: APEX Pacific Paradise, submitted by David Ramirez and Michael Waki of Loews Hotels.
Other: Papaya-APEX Sunrise, a breakfast dish submitted by Martin Batis of the Loews Coronado Bay Resort, Coronado, Calif.
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