Chef Briana Kim will once again represent the National Capital Region at the Canadian Culinary Championship to be held in Ottawa in early February.
Kim, the chef-owner of Alice on Adeline Street in Little Italy, prevailed over four other chefs on Monday night at Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa Culinary Arts Institute when she won the Ottawa edition of Canada’s Great Kitchen Party. With her win, Kim, a self-taught chef who nevertheless has connections to several of the world’s top-ranked restaurants, qualifies for the national competition.Sign up to receive daily headline news from Ottawa Citizen, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.
“It feels great,” said Kim in a statement after she had won. “We were really excited to present our dish tonight. We were hoping that the guests would appreciate it as much as the judges, and we couldn’t be more happy.” Taking home silver was Éric Chagnon-Zimmerly, chef de cuisine of North & Navy in Centretown. In keeping with his restaurant’s upscale Italian inspirations, Chagnon-Zimmerly made an elaborate and beautiful charcuterie of duck mortadella and rare duck, which was thinly sliced and then colourfully garnished before serving.
At Monday night’s Ottawa edition of Canada’s Great Kitchen Party, this dish took home bronze. Chef Justin Champagne of Perch on Preston Street made lightly cured and then koji dashi-poached lake trout with sunflower tuile, sake-aged mushrooms, dulse and tomato gel, fermented koji sauce and cucumber.The three winning chefs at the Ottawa edition of Canada’s Great Kitchen Party, held Monday night at Le Cordon Bleu Ottawa.
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