four day culinary event.
Paul Bartolotta and young upcoming Chefs like Carlo Buscaglia
Anderson to prepare a meal in 30 minuets for a tough panel
The big twist in the competition was there was a secret ingredient
that had be the focus of the dish. And to make it more interesting, the meal would be judged by a panel of culinary experts and in front of a live audience.
Susan Feniger who did a great job explaining the rules and keeping
The judging panel was quite impressive with Barbara Fairchild
Editor-in-Chief of Bon Appetit, Alan Richman Bon Appetit's
Special Correspondent , Andrew Knowlton Bon Appetit's
dish
they would use Lobster as it is fairly common and not to mention one of the competing chefs is renown world wide for his seafood.
works of art. Once we saw the finished creations it was hard
to believe these dishes were done within 30 minutes without knowing the "secret" ingredient.
skills to the test against the young and very talented Chef Carlo
Buscaglia. Of course, team Bartolotta would not be complete with
out the help of actor John O' Hurley.
Round two got off to a tough start when the secret ingredient was
revealed to be Squash Blossoms. We knew this ingredient would
really push their culinary skills to the limit to be able to impress
the judges.
After a tough battle and alot of laughs from the John O' Hurley team, Bartolotta was declared the winner. In a competition like this we all winners to be able to see culinary talent like this put to the test.












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