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2018 Sonoma County Harvest Fair Professional Food Competition Results 2018 Sonoma County Harvest Fair Professional Food Competition Results Medal Exhibitor City Division Class Description Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Small Plates Slow Roasted Pork with Pear & Fig Reduction; Balleto Vineyards Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best of Show Appetizer Pinot Gris Special Award Oliver's Market Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Sweestakes Special Award Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Cheese Cream Cheese Wonton; Cream cheese from Petaluma Creamery Braised beef & Chard Meat Pie, Olivers Sonoma County Meritage, Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Beef Geyser Peak wine Chicken Satay; chicken from Golden Gate Meat Co., vegetable from Special Award Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Poultry Imwalle Gardens Local Dungeness Crab & Rock Shrimp Cake with Jalapeno aioli; Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Seafood local dungeness crab Special Award Timberline at the River Guerneville Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Vegetable/Fruit Eggplant Napolean; eggplant Ricotta Cheese Pesto Slow Roasted Pork with Pear & Fig Reduction; Balleto Vineyards Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Sonoma County Wine Pinot Gris Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Lamb Turkish Lamb Meatballs with Labueh Sauce; clover yogurt Slow Roasted Pork with Pear & Fig Reduction; Balleto Vineyards Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Pork Pinot Gris Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Appetizers/Hors D'Oeuvres Best Use of Sonoma County Products Fall Squash Turkey Chili Gold Out To Lunch Petaluma Cold Appetizer Seafood Wonton Cups filled with Sushi Rice and Ahi Poke Endive Spears with Imwalle Roasted Beets,Goat Cheese,Micro Double Gold Out To Lunch Petaluma Cold Appetizer Vegetable/Fruit Greens , Citrus Dressing , Candied Pistac Silver Timberline at the River Guerneville Cold Appetizer Vegetable/Fruit Endive Gorgonzola with glazed pear, local pear & wine jelly Bronze Timberline at the River Guerneville Cold Appetizer Vegetable/Fruit Sonoma Wedge; local lettuce, goat cheese with nuts & dried fruit Sausage Roll; Housemade sausage, wrapped in housemade puff Double Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Hot Appetizer Pork pastry, made with Clover butter Slow Roasted Pork with Pear & Fig Reduction; Balleto Vineyards Double Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Pork Pinot Gris Grilled Pork Tenderloin with chimichurri sauce on a seeded brioche Silver Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Pork bun Sweet and sour pork; pork from Golden Gate Meat Co., vegetable Silver Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Pork from Imwalle Gardens, and fruit 1 2018 Sonoma County Harvest Fair Professional Food Competition Results Bronze Out To Lunch Petaluma Hot Appetizer Pork Crispy Pork Belly Skewers with Pinot Blackberry Glaze Braised beef & Chard Meat Pie, Olivers Sonoma County Meritage, Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Beef Geyser Peak wine Silver Out To Lunch Petaluma Hot Appetizer Beef beef briskit stuffed mini corn muffins Double Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Lamb Turkish Lamb Meatballs with Labueh Sauce; clover yogurt Gold Out To Lunch Petaluma Hot Appetizer Lamb Curried Williams Family Ground Lamb and Pea Samosas with Raita Lamb Kabob; lamb from Golden Gate Meat Co., vegetable from Silver Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Lamb Imwalle Gardens, and fruit Ace's Candy Apple Chicken Skewers; Ace hard cider, Petaluma Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Poultry poultry chicken buttermilk fried chicken, honey mustard maple glaze, served on mini Gold Out To Lunch Petaluma Hot Appetizer Poultry waffle Chicken Satay; chicken from Golden Gate Meat Co., vegetable from Gold Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Poultry Imwalle Gardens Bronze Out To Lunch Petaluma Hot Appetizer Poultry BBQ chicken with blue cheese flatbread Double Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Seafood Cod with Sauce Veracruz Local Dungeness Crab & Rock Shrimp Cake with Jalapeno aioli; Double Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Seafood local dungeness crab Silver Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Seafood Coconut Prawn; prawns from Santa Rosa Seafood and coconut Double Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Starch Butternut Squash Chipotle Polenta; Clover milk & butter String Bean Farms Sweet Potato Pancakes Gravenstein Apple Gold Out To Lunch Petaluma Hot Appetizer Starch Chutney,Candied Bacon Creme Fraiche Double Gold Timberline at the River Guerneville Hot Appetizer Vegetable/Fruit Eggplant Napolean; eggplant Ricotta Cheese Pesto Gold Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Vegetable/Fruit Vegetable Curry Puff; vegetable from Imwalle Gardens Silver Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Vegetable/Fruit Fall Vegetable Gratin; Clover heavy cream & butter Garlic Spinach Potato Savory Strudel; Sonoma County Potatos, Bronze Simply Strudels Petaluma Hot Appetizer Vegetable/Fruit Sonoma County Spinach, Roasted Garlic, Salt and Pepper in Phyllo dough and Sonoma County Butter, served hot Gold Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Hot Appetizer Cheese Cream Cheese Wonton; Cream cheese from Petaluma Creamery 2 2018 Sonoma County Harvest Fair Professional Food Competition Results Local Mt.Tam from Cowgirl Creamery Brie Bites with Imwalle Silver Out To Lunch Petaluma Hot Appetizer Cheese Apricots made into Preserves and almonds! Double Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Soup Hot Fall Squash Turkey Chili Silver Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Soup Hot Tumeric & Ginger Chicken soup; Petaluma poultry chicken Bread Best of Show Professional French Special Award BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Bread Ciabatta Bread Best of Show Professional Specialty Special Award BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Bread Sundried Tomato, Garlic, Herb, and Cheese Loaf Bread Special Award BurtoNZ bakery Bread Sweestakes Double Gold Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Morning Pasteries Scones Pecan Raisin Scone; milk, egg, flour, sugar, pecan, and raisin Double Gold Costeaux Healdsburg Morning Pasteries Any Other Morning Bun Butter Croissant; Housemade croissant with imported New Zealand Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Morning Pasteries Any Other butter Gold Costeaux Healdsburg Sour French Loaf, any shape, 1 to 1 1/2 pounds EPI Rustic (cibatta, pugliese, other wet- Double Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Sour French Ciabatta dough, large-holed bread) Rustic (cibatta, pugliese, other wet- Silver Costeaux Healdsburg Sour French Ciabatta Baton dough, large-holed bread) Whole Grain or Multi-Grain loaf-pan Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Specialty Breads Multigrain Loaf; Sliced multigrain sandwich loaf style Whole Grain or Multi-Grain hearth Sprouted Multigrain Sourdough; Whole wheat and rye sourdough Double Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Specialty Breads style with sprouted Khorasan berries and rye berries Whole Grain or Multi-Grain hearth Double Gold Costeaux Healdsburg Specialty Breads Multigrain Batard style Flavored loaf-pan style (fruit, cheese, Double Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Specialty Breads Sunflower Barley Loaf seed, herb or spice) Flavored loaf-pan style (fruit, cheese, Double Gold Thai Time Asian Bistro Santa Rosa Specialty Breads Banana Bread; milk, flour, sugar, and banana seed, herb or spice) Flavored loaf-pan style (fruit, cheese, Silver Emily's Kitchen Santa Rosa Specialty Breads Banana Bread seed, herb or spice) Flavored hearth style (fruit, cheese, Double Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Specialty Breads Sundried Tomato, Garlic, Herb, and Cheese Loaf seed, herb or spice) Silver Costeaux Healdsburg Specialty Breads Any Other Cinnamon Walnut Bread 3 2018 Sonoma County Harvest Fair Professional Food Competition Results Double Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Sweet French Loaf, any shape, 1 to 1 1/2 pounds French Loaf; Sliced french sandwich loaf Baguette, 8 to 16 oz. or 18'' or more Double Gold BurtoNZ bakery Windsor Sweet French French Baguette in length Cakes & Pastries Geode wedding cake; white marble fondant with amethyst crystal Special Award Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Cakes & Pastries Best of Show Decorated Cake sugar gold leaf. Lemon elderflower mousse cake, clover cream, butter & rock Island eggs. Special Award Costeaux Healdsburg Cakes & Pastries Best of Show Cake/Pastry Princess Cake Special Award Oliver's Market Cakes & Pastries Sweestakes Gold Sonoma Cake Creations Santa Rosa Cakes Cheesecake Cheesecake; local butter, cream , eggs Silver Emily's Kitchen Santa Rosa Cakes Cheesecake Key Lime Cheesecake Amaretto Swirl Cheesecake G.F.; Bella Rosa Espresso, Rock Island Silver Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Cakes Cheesecake Eggs Silver Out To Lunch Petaluma Cakes Cheesecake Chocolate with Peanut Butter Mousse Cheesecake chocolate cake with dark chocolate buttercream and dark chocolate Silver Sonoma Cake Creations Santa Rosa Cakes Chocolate zinfandel ganache Double Gold Costeaux Healdsburg Cakes Any Other (please describe) Princess Cake Gold Costeaux Healdsburg Cakes Any Other (please describe) Chiffon, rasp conserve, bavarian crème, buttercream Bronze Out To Lunch Petaluma Cakes Any Other (please describe) lemon picnic with Caramel Frosting Geode wedding cake; white marble fondant with amethyst crystal Gold Oliver's Market Santa Rosa Decorated Cakes Wedding Cakes sugar gold leaf. Lemon elderflower mousse cake, clover cream, butter & rock Island
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