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  • The Spanish Interprofessional Association of Poultry Meat, with the collaboration of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and Nutrition of Spain, wants to promote the consumption of grilled chicken, turkey and quail at the beginning of the summer period, barbecue season par excellence
  • To this end, it held a workshop and subsequent barbecue for journalists, bloggers and gastronomic and food sector influencers where the benefits of poultry meat as a versatile and healthy product were highlighted.
  • Attendees were able to learn first-hand the best tips for having a barbecue in the gardens of the Seeds restaurant (MOM Culinary Institute) thanks to the collaboration of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and Nutrition of Spain

Madrid, June 21, 2023.- AVIANZA, the Spanish Interprofessional association of poultry meat, and the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food together with Foods of Spain, wanted to welcome the summer season by holding a workshop and subsequent poultry barbecue in Madrid. 

The interprofessional developed this training for journalists, influencers and bloggers specialized in lifestyle, gastronomy and food, with the aim of disseminating the benefits of grilled chicken, turkey and quail, among which their great versatility and nutritional value stand out. and healthy that this white meat is.

During the workshop, chef Alfonso Castellano and his team (Restaurante Seeds) revealed the secrets to making a perfect poultry barbecue: from the preparation, the type of cooking and temperatures of the grill, to the different cuts and carvings , to finish with the plating and the different culinary combinations. 

After this training, attendees were able to enjoy a wonderful barbecue in the gardens of the impressive Seeds restaurant, which is located within the hotel and catering training school, MOM Culinary Institute, where they tasted such appetizing dishes as turkey shanks, breasts braised turkey, chicken with gin and tonic and quail with vine. Institutional representatives and representatives of the main companies in the meat sector in Spain also joined this evening. 

Once again, this action had the collaboration of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and Nutrition of Spain, which continues to develop together with the interprofessional action to promote poultry consumption in our country. Spain is one of the main producers of poultry meat in Europe, where more than 750 million birds of Spanish origin are consumed each year. 

Chef Alfonso Castellano from the Seeds restaurant during the Avianza workshop.
Jordi Montfort, general secretary of Avianza and Alfonso Castellano, chef of Seeds, during the presentation of the workshop.
A moment from the Avianza poultry barbecue workshop.
Representatives of the companies that make up Avianza and institutions at the BBQ Avianza 2023 event.
From left to right Maria del Mar Fernández Poza, from INPROVO; Jordi Montfort, from AVIANZA, Javier López from PROVACUNO Tomás Rodríguez from IINTEROVIC.

  • The renowned chef and Avianza, the Spanish Interprofessional Association of Poultry Meat, have joined forces to carry out a cooking workshop to highlight the benefits of grilled poultry meat
  • This master class took place on July 7 at the SUA by Triciclo restaurant and had some exceptional students, including journalists and gastronomy and lifestyle bloggers.
  • Goya, a specialist in embers, developed the workshop addressing the entire process to make a good poultry barbecue: from the preparation, the type of cooking and temperatures of the embers, to the different cuts and carvings, to finish with the plating and the different culinary combinations. 

Madrid, July 8, 2022.- Summer is the barbecue season par excellence. Family and friends gather around the embers to enjoy gastronomy and outdoor leisure. With the aim of continuing this tradition in the healthiest way possible, Avianza, the Spanish Interprofessional association of poultry meat, and the grill expert chef Javier Goya, wanted to join together to highlight the benefits of poultry barbecue.

For this, Goya has given a masterclass in his restaurant SUA by Triciclo, aimed mainly at journalists and bloggers specialized in lifestyle and gastronomy, where he has revealed his secrets to making a top-level poultry barbecue. For more than an hour, the chef addressed the entire process: from preparation, the type of cooking and temperatures of the grill, to the different cuts and carvings, to finish with the plating and the different culinary combinations. 

The menu that the attendees prepared and tasted, made by SUA by Triciclo with Javier Goya, consisted of Free-range chicken wings stuffed with pickled mussels and grilled; grilled smoked turkey salad, anchovy emulsion, old mustard and aged cheese and J.grilled quail erk.

After this presentation as a workshop, the association will publish a downloadable and completely free ebook with the history of grilled chicken and different and tasty barbecue poultry recipes. Anyone interested in obtaining this digital book will soon be able to find it on the Avianza website.  

“With these actions and with the collaboration of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and Nutrition of Spain, at Avianza we want to continue promoting consumption in our country. Spanish poultry meat is healthy and of high quality, which is why we have to continue spreading its benefits with actions like this," said Jordi Montfort, general secretary of Avianza, and added that "Spain is, in addition, one of the main producers of poultry meat in Europe, where more than 750 million birds of Spanish origin are consumed each year. We have a growing sector that we have to be proud of.”

Chef Javier Goya preparing the poultry meat and macerations.

A moment from the masterclass for media and lifestyle bloggers.

Chef Javier Goya and Jordi Montfort, general secretary of Avianza, during a moment of the barbecue workshop with the embers lit at SUA by Triciclo.

One of the star dishes of the evening: free-range chicken wings stuffed with pickled mussels and grilled.