Seattle Home Show 2 Offers An Inside Look at Your Favorite
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Seattle Home Show 2 Offers An Inside Look at Your Favorite
Seattle Home Show 2 Offers An Inside Look at Your Favorite Restaurant Chefs at Work Free cooking demonstrations by some of the leading Seattle-area culinary experts Ever wonder how that meal at your favorite restaurant was created? Now you can find out first hand at Seattle Home Show 2 with its Chef Series, which features cooking demonstrations on the Viking Cooking Stage (at the SE corner of the arena floor) by some of the leading chefs in the Seattle region. Chefs from The Hunt Club at the Sorrento Hotel, icon Grill, Salty’s (both Alki and Redondo Beach), FAR EATS and Ray’s Boathouse are among those who will be sharing their secrets to creating their favorite recipes. Chefs scheduled to appear include: Friday, October 5 at Noon – Dan Gilmore, executive chef, The Hunt Club at Sorrento Hotel. Gilmore brings more than 24 years of experience to his position at the Sorrento Hotel. Since the ’90s, Gilmore has built much of his reputation by working with the best chefs in the country at restaurants all over the West Coast, most recently serving as Executive Chef at Palisade. “My culinary concept for the Hunt Club expresses a whimsical and playful experience. It speaks of looking back at the past, a nod towards tradition, but refreshing our cuisine by keeping an eye on the future,” says Gilmore. Friday, October 5 at 2PM – Salty’s – Paolo Carey-DiGregorio, Executive Chef for Salty's on Alki Beach. From an early age Paolo has gravitated to cooking and as an adult made his way through many kitchens in seattle. In 2004, Paolo moved quickly from Salty's on Alki wood-oven cook position to leadership roles as sous chef, chef de cuisine and naturally and deservedly to executive chef today. Paolo revels in our local bounty. In his words, "Our access to premier seasonal ingredients is awe inspiring!" while chef Paolo is influenced by mediterranean and asian flavors, his heart is entirely northwest. Saturday, October 6 at Noon – Nick Musser, icon Grill. A Boise boy, Nick moved to the Seattle area in 1986 to continue his music education (he still plays viola). To pay for school, Nick started working in the restaurant industry and has not looked back, serving in a variety of progressively responsible positions including sous chef at McCormick & Schmick's and McCormick's Fish House, head chef at the Yarrow Bay Beach Cafe and as chef d'cuisine at the Flying Fish before becoming executive chef at the icon Grill, where he oversees kitchens and menus at the icon Grill and at two Zephyr Grill locations: Kent, WA and Livermore, CA.. He is a true giver and gets involved with many fundraising events, including Cooking with Class, FareStart and the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Saturday, October 6 at 2PM –Gabe Cabrera, executive chef, Salty’s at Redondo Beach. Gabriel came to Salty's with 26 years' experience as an executive chef in the food industry. Before arriving at Salty's he held an Executive Sous Chef position at Palisade restaurant in Seattle under Executive Chef John Howie. It was there that Cabrera perfected his Plank Cooking and designed many original recipes. Known as “Chef Gabe" to family, friends and Salty’s, Cabrera has a following for his Market Sheet Specials at Redondo Beach. He is often asked to talk about them on radio and demonstrate them at special events such as Cooking with Class, where each year he receives a standing ovation for his tasty dishes. Saturday, October 6 at 4PM – Geogy Chacko, executive chef, FAR EATS. Geogy Chacko is the owner and chef of FAR-EATS, a finedining Indian restaurant with a difference. Gone are the familiar names of Indian dishes; gone also are predictable wines. Instead you will find Geogy inspired marinades, ingredients, and sauces paired with an exciting list of carefully selected wines and beers with over 50% from Washington State. His wide field of experience enables him to masterfully blend the flavors and techniques of his native India with the fresh and sustainable ingredients found here in the Northwest. Sunday, October 7 at Noon – Chef Seth Prigg – Ray’s Boathouse. Chef Seth began his career in food at Ray’s Boathouse in the year 2000, honing his skills in the kitchen and gaining extensive knowledge of Northwest seafood and fine dining preparations. An opportunity to work as Sous Chef led Chef Seth to Union Square Grill for one year. He later returned to Ray’s in 2007 where he has held the position of Sous Chef ever since. Chef Seth has greatly contributed to the development of the Boathouse Dinner menu where his passion for fresh and seasonal ingredients is clearly evident. Sunday, October 7 at 2PM – Chef Michael Hillyer – Daniel’s Broiler at Lake Union. Chef Michael Hillyer started with Schwartz Brothers Restaurants in July of 1996 as Chef at Benjamin's on Lake Union and then went on to become the opening Chef at Daniel's Broiler on Lake Union in September of 1999. Mike then moved over to become Executive Chef at Daniel's Broiler Bellevue Place, supervising kitchen operations at one of the top 100 grossing independent restaurants in the United States. He is now Executive Chef at Daniel’s Broiler on Lake Union. Daniel's Broiler continues to garner accolades from both local and national media as a great steakhouse. Seattle Home Show 2 2012 takes place October 5 through 7 at CenturyLink Field Event Center. Show hours are: Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission: $12.00 adults, $8.00 seniors (60+), $3.00 juniors (7-15) under 7 free. Purchasers of E-tickets receive free parking for Seattle Home Show 2 at CenturyLink Field Event Center Parking Garage and Safeco Field Parking Garage. E-tickets brought to you by BECU and Aqua Quip and are available for purchase online at www.SeattleHomeShow.com. Attendees at Seattle Home Show 2 will receive a full-year subscription to Better Homes & Gardens magazine with their paid admission. With “Too much to see – come back for free™,” show visitors can register to return a second day for free, ID required. VISA and MasterCard are accepted. Parking for the Seattle Home Show 2 will include the CenturyLink Field Event Center Parking Garage, CenturyLink Field North Lot and the Safeco Field Parking Garage as well as other area lots. Vehicles with four or more occupants can take advantage of “Four or More Park Free™” in designated lots. Toyota Test Drive = Free Admission: Visit the Toyota Test Drive area located near the ticket kiosk on Occidental Ave. S. during the show, and test drive a Toyota from your Western Washington Toyota Dealers and receive 2 free admissions to Seattle Home Show 2. Seattle Home Show 2 is sponsored by the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties and The Seattle Times. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Belinda Young 206-932-3145 [email protected] OR Barbara Bratsberg 206-284-8800 [email protected] #####