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January 26-27, 2019, 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM at Crystal Waves Hotel and Resort
Dinarayat Talavera, Nueva Ecija
College for Research and Technology together with Midway Maritime Foundation, ABE
International College, Wesleyan University-Philippines and Araullo University joined this year’s
Inter-School Table Setting and Styling Competition. There are 5 participants in the said event,
each school composed of a team with 5 student members. The team is needed to create and
style a table set-up for a wedding event, the theme is freestyle meaning the school can choose
whatever kind of design or concept they can execute for a wedding event. The table set-up is
for the Principal Sponsors of the Bride and Groom composed of 6 pax.
styling. At exactly 2:45, all the participants are done and the judges are roaming around to test
the knowledge, skills and creativity of the students.
After the judging time, the participants are allowed to take photos of their creation and
also the audience. The awarding ceremony is held on the 2 nd day of the event. Even if we don’t
get the title, we’re still proud to represent and give prestige to the school. It’s been a great
start of 2019; our participants are glad and thankful to be able to compete outside the school
for the first time to showcase their skills and talents. It was also a great opportunity for every
Novo Ecijanos to witness a biggest and grandest wedding and events fair in Nueva Ecija, a lot
of couturiers, wedding cake bakers, stylist, food caterers and event’s organizers are all gathered
to make this event possible. It was a great and blessed day!
Prepared by:
HM Instructor
HM103/FSM03
On March 19, 2019 at 8AM onwards, the culminating activity of 1 st year students of
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management together with 1 st year Bachelor of Technical and
Vocational Teachers Education are held in College for Research and Technology, Kitchen
Laboratory. The theme of the said culminating activity is Chef’s War: Kulinarya, the main focus
of the event is to showcase Modernized Filipino cuisine with the available ingredients in their
table. Each competitor had their own Entry code as they entered the kitchen laboratory. Their
entry codes are given so that the judges can critic and evaluate their presented dish regardless
of their course and section.
Each courses and sections are composed of 2 groups. Each group is composed of 3
members. All in all, there are 8 groups who competed against the title. Each group is designed
to prepare a set of dishes mainly: 1 Appetizer, the main ingredients are egg and tofu; 1 Main
course, the main ingredient is Pork and 1 Dessert, the main ingredient is Banana & Milk. Aside
from the main ingredients stated, there are also supporting food items given in order for the
competitors to create, prepare, and cook a dish that will suit the taste of the food critics.
The competitors are given 3 hours to cook and execute their creative dishes. Each
member of the group is assigned to cook a particular dish. As their subject instructor, I feel
fulfilled as I saw my students working on their own and showcasing their talents and passion
for cooking.
In terms of cooking preparation, for appetizer most of the competitors cooked Chicken
Sisig Styled Tofu; for Main Course most of the competitors cooked Adobo with a twist; and
lastly for Dessert the most of them cooked Caramelized Banana and Milky Banana.
Their dishes are judged based on different categories: for Back of the House Judge, the
Preparation Method & Cleanliness (15%), & Group Organization (10%) and for Front of the
House Judge, the Taste of the Dish (30%), Dish Creativity & Knowledge (20%) and lastly
Plating Presentation (25%) for a total score of (100%).
After 3 hours of intense heat and fun in the kitchen. Here are the winners for the
Market Basket Competition: CHAMPION- A.1.4 from HM1-C with the score of 96.89%
(Haidie Rivera, Jeson Salvador, Edison Manangan); FIRST PLACE- A.1.7 from HM1-B with
the score of 93.78% (Marifel Del Rosario, Jennylyn Sapungan, Nathaniel Cinense); SECOND
College for Research and Technology of Cabanatuan
Burgos Avenue, Cabanatuan City 3100
Tel. 463-2735 e-mail: crt.cabanatuan@gmail.com
PLACE- A.1.8 from HM1-C with the score of 93.11% and THIRD PLACE- A.1.5 from
BTVTE-1 with the score of 91.22%. The winners and participants received a Certificate signed
by their subject instructor and Sir Emman P. Arimbuyutan, CPA, MBA, MICB (Dean for
Academic Affairs).
Here are the photos of the dishes prepared and cooked by the 1 st year Hospitality
Management (HM) Students & 1 st year Technical and Vocational Teachers Education (BTTE)
students.
CHAMPION- A.1.4HM1-A
A.1.3 from from HM1-C
FIRST PLACE- A.1.7 from HM1-B SECOND PLACE- A.1.8 from HM1-C
Prepared by:
HM Instructor
LIQUIDATION REPORT
The listed items below are the expenses during the Culminating Activity in HM103/FSM03- Market Basket
Competition last March 19, 2019.
ITEMS PRICE
8 Del Monte Pineapple Tidbits 115g 108.00
8 Baguio Vegetable Oil 300ml 236.00
College for Research and Technology of Cabanatuan
Burgos Avenue, Cabanatuan City 3100
Tel. 463-2735 e-mail: crt.cabanatuan@gmail.com
Prepared by:
HM Instructor