It's not often you get to sample food from chefs like Oliver Saucy, Carlos Fernandez, Andy Trousdale, and Allen Susser all in one place. But tonight, at the Boys of Summer food event in Pompano Beach, you can do just that and donate to charity all at once.
Tickets are still available for tonight's charity food event, being held at Florida Builder Appliances (1742 W. Atlantic Blvd., Pompano Beach). The tickets cost just $20 per person, 100 percent of which goes to Feeding South Florida, an organization that distributes more than 1.8 million pounds of food per month to homeless shelters, soup kitchens, emergency food programs, and more. (It was founded in 1981 and was formerly known as the Daily Bread Food Bank.)
The cook-off starts at 6 p.m. and runs till 8:30. You'll get a chance
to watch these top chefs in action, sample their food, and pair it with
a selection of Summer wines from Starmont and Merryvale wineries in
California. Eating a meal at any of their restaurants will set you back
way more than a Jackson, and you won't get a kitchen-side seat either.
Not to mention if you go, you'll not only be feeding yourself but
those in need too.
We've written a lot on these chefs in the past. Check out New Times' prior coverage below:
Oliver Saucy - Chef/owner of Cafe Maxx in Pompano Beach
Serving: Asian BBQ pulled pork sliders
Best Restaurant in North Broward, 2007
Dine Out Fort Lauderdale Recap
Carlos Fernandez - Chef at Hi-Life Cafe in Fort Lauderdale
Serving: Southwest pasta bolognese
Interview: Part 1 Part 2
Review: 11/9/2006
Allen Susser - Chef/owner of Chef Allen's, executive chef at Taste Gastropub
Serving: garlicky guava shrimp with macadamia nut-saffron rice
Review: Taste, Chef Allen's
Interview
Andy Trousdale - Chef/owner of Le Bistro in Lighthouse Point
Serving: Salmon Margarita
Review: 3/29/10
