Limited seating remains for spectators at culinary contest tomorrow night
(Talk of the Town photo by Jennifer Zartman Romano) Chef Stan Horne, below, is coordinating what is shaping up to be a fast paced culinary contest tomorrow night at the Eagles Nest Event Center. Limited seating is still available.
By Jennifer Zartman Romano
Shows like "Iron Chef" and "Hell's Kitchen" illustrate the creative, chaotic behind the scenes drama that may happen in some of the hottest kitchens in America's top eateries.
While such excitement may or may not happen behind the swinging doors of local restaurants, there's bound to be a significant level of excitement tomorrow night as some of the regions top chefs compete at the Eagles Nest Event Center.
A very, very limited number of tickets still exist for the first-time event coordinated by Chef Stan Horne. Seating was limited to 120 for this exciting fundraiser and but a handful of tickets still remain.
"Six area chefs will have two hours to create a full meal for guests," Horne said, a wide smile spreading across his face. "When the competition begins, each chef will receive mystery box of items to cook with."
Guests present for the event will help choose the winner who will vy for bragging rights more than anything.
The event tomorrow evening will begin with the doors opening, hors d' oeuvres and a cash bar at 5:30 p.m. The competition will begin at cooking stations set up around the Eagles Nest Event Center at 6:30 p.m.
Funds raised at the event will be provided to the Whitley County Shrine's Antique Tractor club.
Tickets are $30 per person and $50 per couple.
To reserve a pair of the remaining tickets, contact Stan or Doris Horne at 248-1892.
By Jennifer Zartman Romano
Shows like "Iron Chef" and "Hell's Kitchen" illustrate the creative, chaotic behind the scenes drama that may happen in some of the hottest kitchens in America's top eateries.
While such excitement may or may not happen behind the swinging doors of local restaurants, there's bound to be a significant level of excitement tomorrow night as some of the regions top chefs compete at the Eagles Nest Event Center. A very, very limited number of tickets still exist for the first-time event coordinated by Chef Stan Horne. Seating was limited to 120 for this exciting fundraiser and but a handful of tickets still remain.
"Six area chefs will have two hours to create a full meal for guests," Horne said, a wide smile spreading across his face. "When the competition begins, each chef will receive mystery box of items to cook with."
Guests present for the event will help choose the winner who will vy for bragging rights more than anything.
The event tomorrow evening will begin with the doors opening, hors d' oeuvres and a cash bar at 5:30 p.m. The competition will begin at cooking stations set up around the Eagles Nest Event Center at 6:30 p.m.
Funds raised at the event will be provided to the Whitley County Shrine's Antique Tractor club.
Tickets are $30 per person and $50 per couple.
To reserve a pair of the remaining tickets, contact Stan or Doris Horne at 248-1892.