Australian culinary identity Lyndey Milan has teamed up with the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre to showcase its exceptional cuisine as Food and Wine Ambassador. The well-known columnist, broadcaster, chef, teacher and author will work with the Centre’s talented Executive Chef Uwe Habermehl to promote Sydney’s premier venue for fine dining events. Centre Chief Executive Ton van Amerongen said Ms Milan would become a regular face at some of the venue’s key food and wine events and would help the venue develop a greater involvement in Sydney’s energetic culinary scene. “Lyndey has a very special place in the community and can provide clarity to the fine service, creative cuisine and magnificent wines that give the Centre its place as a world-class venue,” Mr van Amerongen said. “We’ve been honoured to work with Lyndey on some of her other initiatives including the Tasting Success mentoring program for women chefs, so we’re delighted to extend that relationship and introduce her talent and energy to the Centre’s identity.” Ms Milan said she had long been impressed by the Centre’s food and service, particularly at high profile events like the annual Australia Day lunch. “The Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre proudly promotes Australian produce and fine wines and is able to showcase them in unique ways,” Ms Milan said. “I recently tried Uwe’s duck confit pie in the Bayside Lounge and was hooked – immediately. “This is so much more than a convention centre, it is a venue for world-class fine dining in an exceptional harbour-front location, where anything is possible.” Lyndey Milan is an emeritus President and a founding member of both the Australian Association of Food Professionals and Wine Communicators Australia. She is Food Editor on the Nine Network’s TV show Kerri-Anne and a past co-host of Fresh. In December she returned to the Australian Women’s Weekly as Contributing Food Director after spending the previous year as Associate Food Director and major contributor to BBC Australia Good Food Magazine. In March 2010 she released her seventh book Just Add Spice (Penguin) co-authored with Ian ”Herbie” Hemphill. |
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Lyndey Milan Joins the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre as Food and Wine Ambassador
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