Hyatt had brought in chefs from all over the world, including Executive Pastry Chef Gottfried Schuetzenberger of the Grand Hyatt Singapore, Hartmut Kehm of the Hyatt Hotel Canberra, Gerhard Passrugger of the Park Hyatt Shanghai, Jean-Francois Rouquette of the Park Hyatt Paris, and Kenichiro Ooe of the Park Hyatt Tokyo.
It was quite an incredible affair. The food was superb - as was the accompanying wine and Champagne. The chefs each set up their own station and personally presented what they had prepared to guests. Here are a few of my favorites from the evening:
Tamarind and molasses glazed Blackmore Wagyu beef brisket, beetroot, horseradish
Smoked yelloweye, ham hock and celeriac chowder
Sushi: otoro, chutoro, akami, seared prime tuna
Sashimi: otoro, chutoro
Tuna tartar, quail egg, greenshiso, leek, tosa soy sauce
Char-grilled tuna, leek, sweet green chilli, sesame sauce
Poached yabbie "a la parisienne", mint and green pea puree
Royale of duck foie gras, scratchings and truffle
Steamed escargot parcel, radish emulsion
Sydney rock oysters, Champagne jelly, watercress
Seared scallop, sea urchin butter, parsnip puree
Marron, lightly spiced papaya bisque, basil
David Blackmore Wagyu beef
Murraylands pasture fed lamb shoulder
Spencer Gult prawns
Wagyu bresaola, capocollo, fennel salami
Milawa blue, Milawa brie, Jannei buche noir, Maffra cheddar
O'Connor pasture fed beef tartar, caraway mustard, sorrel
Cured Kingfish, avocado, native lime
Black truffles
There was much more.
The setting was exquisite, the service impeccable, and the food and drink superb. What a treat for us.
Sounds phenomenal. I would love to hear about the wine pairings as well.
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ReplyDeleteI will post all of the wine pairings. May take me a couple of days to get to it.
J