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Thursday, August 18th, 2011

Seviche Chef/Owner Anthony Lamas Wins Extreme Chef!

Friday, August 12th, 2011

Anthony Lamas thanks fans, family and friends after his win

Seviche is proud to announce that chef/owner Anthony Lamas won the title of Extreme Chef on the Food Network show’s season finale. Lamas was a contestant on the “Wild Wedding Cook Off” episode, which aired on Thursday, August 11. His fellow contestants were Adam Long, executive chef at Big Daddy’s Burger Bar (Charlotte, N.C.) and Jill Davie, corporate executive chef at Sunkist (Los Angeles). Judges are Simon Majumdar, judge on Next Iron Chef and Spike Mendelsohn, celebrity chef and author.

 On “Wild Wedding Cook Off,” it’s a special day for a bride and groom as three chefs must compete to create the perfect wedding meal in a luxurious Los Angeles high-rise hotel. Starting off with surprises, host Marsh Mokhtari informs the competitors that they must prepare the meal a day in advance and hands them $99 to purchase all the ingredients they need for a catered meal at the 99-cent store two miles away. After returning and climbing dozens of flights of stairs, the chefs must prepare an appetizer for wedding guests in 20 minutes

and make the meal following the age-old wedding saying “something borrowed, something blue, something old, something new,” using an ingredient considered lucky in countries around the world. After one elimination, the remaining two chefs must swim across the pool, gather ingredients in the cabana and make the perfect bite in 20 minutes using caviar, avocado, figs and almonds.

 

Morton’s The Steakhouse Louisville Treats Local Heroes to Free Lunch with First Responders Appreciation Day

Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011
Louisville First Responders In Line for Lunch

Louisville First Responders in line for lunch.

On Thursday, July 28 Morton’s The Steakhouse Louisville prepared and served more than 250 complimentary “on-the-go” style lunches to the city’s public safety workers, which include Louisville Metro police officers, firefighters and emergency medical service workers. The boxed lunches featuring a steak sandwich, bag of chips, fresh apple, chocolate chip cookie and soft drink were delivered to workers who either walked or pulled up in front of the restaurant. In attendance were police chief Robert White, captain Salvador Melendez with Louisville Fire and Rescue and special advisor Tommy Clark from Mayor Greg Fischer’s office.

Music Theatre Louisville also donated 150 tickets to see BIG: The Musical at the Bomhard Theater in the Kentucky Center of Arts on Thursday, Aug. 4. The tickets were distributed on a first-come basis with the lunches.