What the stars will be eating on Oscar night
Austrian chef Wolfgang Puck shows chocolate-covered Oscar statuettes at a display of dishes to be served at the Governor's Ball for the upcoming 86th Academy Awards during a media preview in Hollywood, California, USA, on Feb 20, 2014. – Photo EPA
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Over 50 dishes from caterer to the stars, Wolfgang Puck.
ON the glitziest night of the year, those celebrities who do deign to eat will sip shots of carrot orange gazpacho and nibble on crispy lobster dumplings and popcorn-topped panna cotta.
Those are among some of the 50 dishes that will be on offer Oscar night from the chef known as the caterer to the stars, Wolfgang Puck.
Hooray for Hollywood... An Oscar-worthy cake adorned with mini statuettes. – Photo AFP
Celebrities who’ve stuffed, tucked and shimmied their way into their dresses for the televised portion of the night may choose to celebrate their wins by letting loose and tucking into hors d’oeuvres like crispy lobster shrimp dumplings with five spice, bite-sized fried chicken with white grits and mini American Wagyu burgers.
For the legions of celebrities like Anne Hathaway, Ellen DeGeneres, Jared Leto, Brad Pitt and Natalie Portman who shun all animal products, Puck has also created vegan dishes like carrot orange gazpacho shots, taro root tacos with avocado, and butternut squash with farro and wild rice.
A few of Puck’s signature Oscar bites will also return, including smoked salmon Oscars and chicken pot pie with shaved black truffles.
Chocolate creations from Wolfgang Puck. – Photo AFP
To cap off the night, stars will be offered sweet bites like chocolate-dipped strawberry cheesecake pops and citrus panna cotta with chocolate popcorn.
A cake will also be prepared to honour Puck’s 20th consecutive year of catering the Governors Ball.
The Academy Awards is scheduled for Sunday, March 2, and will be televised in more than 225 countries worldwide. – AFP Relaxnews
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