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Signature Chefs Take Over Boca Resort This Friday

Zach Bell will be one of the 31 chefs at the Signature Chefs event.Food at the esteemed Boca Raton Resort already has the pedigree of Masaharu Morimoto and Gordon Ramsey stamped on it. Come Friday, you can add Daniel Boulud, Angelo Elia, and Michelle Bernstein to that list.The Resort's Signature...

By John Linn

September 20, 2010

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Food at the esteemed Boca Raton Resort already has the pedigree of Masaharu Morimoto and Gordon Ramsey stamped on it. Come Friday, you can add Daniel Boulud, Angelo Elia, and Michelle Bernstein to that list.

The Resort's Signature Chefs & Wine Extravaganza splashes down this Friday, September 24 at 6:30 p.m., bringing with it 31 chefs from all across South Florida. The event will feature wine, entertainment, and live auction, but the main attraction will be a gourmet throw down from restaurants like Michelle Bernstein's at the Omphoy, Cafe Boulud, Casa D'Angelo, and more.

For $100 a head, guests can sample food and drink wine from over

two dozen great local eateries. A VIP reception held at 6:30 p.m. (for

a cool $125 a head), will allow comers to get up close and personal

with the chefs behind the food.

Representing Michey B and Daniel

Boulud is chefs Lindsay Autry and Zach Bell. Also in attendance will be

Darryl Moiles of the Four Seasons, Brian Nelson of Abe & Louie's,

Derek Leinonen of Absinthe, and Rickie Piper of Casa D'Angelo, among

others.

The tickets may cost a pretty penny, but proceeds

actually will go towards the March of Dimes. Tickets can be purchased

on the Florida Chapter website; or the day of at an increase of $25.

For more info call 561-276-2001.

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