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Grand Prix Gastronome

Individual competition guidelines

 

 

Static Classes
Static exhibits will be provided with tables, space and numbers for each Class entered.
Set up and art work on entries must be completed by 09.30 am and the area cleared by exhibitors and helpers, for judging to commence. Judging will commence at 10.00 AM sharp.
Entries arriving on the wrong day will not be judged.
Each entry will be provided with a competitor's number. The competitors must do all work and if in doubt, the competitor may be required to provide evidence to the satisfaction of the judges that the work is bona fide.

Competitors must provide their own display and silverware, mirrors, platters etc.
All display items must not bear identification, I.e. company logos. All entries must be presented on a suitable dish. Card for the art work to be supplied by the competitor, to be displayed with each entry Where there is a restricted size of entries, points will be deducted for not keeping within the specified size area. (Maximum area to be used for display 500 mm x 500 mm).

The judges shall have the right to test, taste and examine all exhibits. There are no limit to the number of individual entries in each class. A description and recipe of the entry must accompany each entry.

Practical Classes- Kitchen
Competitors are to supply all ingredients and equipment unless otherwise specified.
Competitors to supply two menu cards at the time of presentation and recipes if requested in class criteria. The competition rules specify that each competitor must prepare four covers, one for judging unless stated otherwise.

Competitors are required to clean their stoves and equipment at the end of the competition. Marks will be deducted if this is not carried out. The time allocated for the hot and cold classes will be strictly enforced. 10 minutes to go call and from 5 minutes every minute will be called. When time is up you will be asked to "stop work and stand back from your work station ". If you have not presented
your dish at this stage, marks can be deducted at the judge's discretion.

Workshop installation
Each competitor will have a working area with enough working surface, fridges and gas cookery and small preparation area and cleaning area for the use before and after the event.
De Briefing of each heat commence 15 minutes before any of the live competition classes.
The duration of each heat is as per competition Schedule or the heat of each section. Each project has been designed so that competitors will need to demonstrate most of the basic skills necessary in accordance with the trade description from the IFWF committee.

Table of Contents

   

Introduction

 

The Grand Prix Gastronome

Competition criteria and description

 

Sponsors

Individual competition guidelines

 

Programme

Prizes and Awards WAX Guidelines

 

Official Entry Form

Catagories

 

 

 



















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