Cochon555’s
Heritage BBQ has announced the chef lineup and official
venue for their second annual friendly competition promoting heritage
breed pigs and global grilling cultures. The culinary competition
challenges [5] chefs to cook one whole, family farm-raised, heritage pig
for a group of 20 notable judges. Chefs have seven
days to prepare one whole pig and present a “Judge’s Plate” consisting
of 6 dishes scored on utilization, global influences, cooking techniques
and overall flavor. The winner in Chicago will be crowned the “BBQ King
or Queen” and takes home more than $3,000
in prizes. In addition to sampling the competitor’s dishes, the
all-inclusive ticket includes “BBQ Traditions”, a tasting inside the
event where 10 notable chefs prepare one dish from their favorite BBQ
culture in non-competitive spirit. If you love global
flavors and star-studded culinary events, this educational event is
like a top chef classroom including grilling-styles like Hibachi, Korean
BBQ, Asador, Braai from Africa, Char Siu, Caja China, Churrasco,
Barbacoa, as well as regional American BBQ styles
from Texas to Kansas City.
Sunday, September 27, is the main event, Heritage BBQ, hosted at Morgan Manufacturing. This year’s competing chefs include
Alfredo Nogueira of Analogue, Ed Sura of Perennial Virant, Scott
Manley of Table, Donkey & Stick, Chris Curren of Seven Lions and
Jonathan Meyer of Freehand Chicago - Official Hotel of the Heritage BBQ
weekend. Each chef will be given a 180 pound heritage
breed pig to create six dishes for a crowd of pork-loving enthusiasts. Non-competing chefs cooking BBQ Traditions include
Chrissy Camba of Maddy’s Dumpling House, Dave Ochs of Maple &
Ash, John Manion of La Sirena Clandestina, Mitch Cavanah of GT Fish and
Oyster, Phil Whingo of Pork Mafia, and Dylan Lipe of Blackwood BBQ.
Tickets for general admission start at $100, and VIP tickets for early admission are $200. To purchase tickets, visit
the websitehttp://cochon555.com/2015-tour/chicago-bbq/
The weekend kicks-off on Friday, September 25 at 10:00PM with Chef Abe Conlon hosting a Late Night Asian Speakeasy Dinner
at Fat Rice. Only 40 tickets are available, the price is $125 per person and can purchased at
www.cochon555.com
On Saturday, September 26, Cochon555 teamed up with Chicago Gourmet to host the inaugural Punch Kings, Pigs n’ Tiki
on the Harris Theater Rooftop from 8 to 11 p.m. Tickets are $75 per person and can be found at
www.cochon555.com
Cochon555’s Heritage BBQ has announced the chef lineup and official venue for their second annual friendly competition promoting heritage breed pigs and global grilling cultures. The culinary competition challenges [5] chefs to cook one whole, family farm-raised, heritage pig for a group of 20 notable judges. Chefs have seven days to prepare one whole pig and present a “Judge’s Plate” consisting of 6 dishes scored on utilization, global influences, cooking techniques and overall flavor. The winner in Chicago will be crowned the “BBQ King or Queen” and takes home more than $3,000 in prizes. In addition to sampling the competitor’s dishes, the all-inclusive ticket includes “BBQ Traditions”, a tasting inside the event where 10 notable chefs prepare one dish from their favorite BBQ culture in non-competitive spirit. If you love global flavors and star-studded culinary events, this educational event is like a top chef classroom including grilling-styles like Hibachi, Korean BBQ, Asador, Braai from Africa, Char Siu, Caja China, Churrasco, Barbacoa, as well as regional American BBQ styles from Texas to Kansas City.
Sunday, September 27, is the main event, Heritage BBQ, hosted at Morgan Manufacturing. This year’s competing chefs include Alfredo Nogueira of Analogue, Ed Sura of Perennial Virant, Scott Manley of Table, Donkey & Stick, Chris Curren of Seven Lions and Jonathan Meyer of Freehand Chicago - Official Hotel of the Heritage BBQ weekend. Each chef will be given a 180 pound heritage breed pig to create six dishes for a crowd of pork-loving enthusiasts. Non-competing chefs cooking BBQ Traditions include Chrissy Camba of Maddy’s Dumpling House, Dave Ochs of Maple & Ash, John Manion of La Sirena Clandestina, Mitch Cavanah of GT Fish and Oyster, Phil Whingo of Pork Mafia, and Dylan Lipe of Blackwood BBQ.
Tickets for general admission start at $100, and VIP tickets for early admission are $200. To purchase tickets, visit the website http://cochon555.com/2015-tour/chicago-bbq/
The weekend kicks-off on Friday, September 25 at 10:00PM with Chef Abe Conlon hosting a Late Night Asian Speakeasy Dinner at Fat Rice. Only 40 tickets are available, the price is $125 per person and can purchased at www.cochon555.com
On Saturday, September 26, Cochon555 teamed up with Chicago Gourmet to host the inaugural Punch Kings, Pigs n’ Tiki on the Harris Theater Rooftop from 8 to 11 p.m. Tickets are $75 per person and can be found at www.cochon555.com
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