Nevisian Chef Mango Feast 2016 successful, says NTA official

A patron at the Nevisian Chef Mango Feast hosted by the Nevis Tourism Authority on July 10, 2016, at Oualie Beach, samples Chef Berecia Stapleton’s “Drunken Mango Corn Bread” while she looks on in delight
A patron at the Nevisian Chef Mango Feast hosted by the Nevis Tourism Authority on July 10, 2016, at Oualie Beach, samples Chef Berecia Stapleton’s “Drunken Mango Corn Bread” while she looks on in delight
NIA CHARLESTOWN (JULY 15, 2016) — Devon Liburd, Sales and Marketing Director at the Nevis Tourism Authority (NTA) says the 3rd annual Nevisian Chef Mango Feast was successful. It formed part of the Nevis Mango and Food Festival hosted by the NTA on July 10, 2016, at Oualie Beach.
 
Liburd told the Department of Information on July 11, 2016, that the event provides an avenue to showcase local chefs and their creative mango products and cooking skills.
 
 “The event overall was a very successful event, we had a number of persons patronising the event. We had some folks coming over from St. Kitts to participate.
 
“Some of these local chefs had an opportunity to share in a clinic with Iron Chef Judy Joo and Chef Natasha Corrett of Honestly Healthy fame in London and had the opportunity to display their dish and to demonstrate how it was prepared,” he said.
 
Devon Liburd, Sales and Marketing Director at the Nevis Tourism AuthorityLiburd also stated that the event generated excitement among patrons as they sampled the various mango related dishes prepared by the local chefs. He also thanked the chefs for their participation.
 
“Going through the audience yesterday afternoon and speaking with individuals the general feedback was that it was a very enjoyable afternoon and it was a successful event. I must give gratitude to all of the chefs who participated and participated with lots of enthusiasm,” he said.
 
Participating in the Nevisian Chef Mango Feast were Chefs Iyanna Dore, Berecia Stapleton, Michael Henville, Paulette Fredrick, Ronaldo Mills, Sylvester Wallace, Llewelyn Clarke, Cleo Hanley-Walters, and Kurt Daniel of the Water Department Sports Club.
 
Some of the patrons at the 3rd annual Nevisian Chef Mango Feast hosted by the Nevis Tourism Authority on July 10, 2016, at Oualie BeachThe Department of Agriculture also participated in the event through its Agro-processing Unit, O.D Brisbane and Sons Ltd. and Agro-processor Olvis Dyer of Dypresco.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Minister of Tourism on Nevis Hon. Mark Brantley samples Chef Cleo Hanley-Walter’s “Breadfruit and Saltfish Mango Salad” at the 3rd annual  Nevisian Chef Mango Feast hosted by the Nevis Tourism Authority on July 10, 2016, at Oualie Beach
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