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SUMMARY:5/4 Beat Chef Burke Cooking Competition Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, May 4th \nBeat Chef Burke Cooking Competition\nand 3-Course Dinner\nin THE BERNIE\n4 – 7pm\n$75 Dining Room Premium Table Seating\n$65 Bar Room Table Seating (partially obstructed view)\n \nTICKETS \nA relaxing\, social dinner for you\nA heated\, yet friendly\, competition between Chef David Burke and our esteemed guest chefs!\nAges 12+ Welcome. Minors Must be accompanied by an Adult \nCompetition 4:\nChef David Burke vs Daniel Mancini (Co-Founder of Mama Mancini’s – an Italian Food Brand)\nReception 4pm\nwith passed hors d’oeuvres\, Cocktail\, brief Q & A and mingling \n4:30pm Seated 3-Course Dinner \nThe Competition begins and you might be called on to be a judge!\nA panel of randomly selected Audience Members will judge the cooking competition as you dine. \nTHE BERNIE Pizza oven fires up pre-dinner snacks served with a signature cocktail\, as Chef David Burke competes against challenger TBA in a friendly cooking competition. Witness first hand the Chefs’ creativity as they devise dishes on the spot highlighting flavor profiles and presentation of the mystery ingredient. \nDaniel Mancini\nI am the co founder of Mama Mancini’s a National Italian supermarket brand that’s uses recipes I learned from my Grandmother many years ago. Our signature item is her meatballs in sauce – I am a “HOME COOK”\, obsessed entrepreneur\, traveler\, foodie and Tewksbury NJ resident. I believe passion fuels ideas and there is no such thing as a bad one or too much passion. I look at a picture I have of my Grandmother Anna Mancini holding me as a baby and think wow if my Grandmother only knew that all those countless days of me learning how to cook by her side in Brooklyn would turn into this. After 25 years in the garment industry I decided in 2009 it was time for a change. My idea\, real meatballs made the Italian authentic way and sold in sauce. To me there was no other way they should be offered\, that was my big idea so Mama Mancini’s was born\, the rest is history. So I say this to everyone who has an idea\, never give up\, don’t listen to the people who say it won’t work. No idea is a bad idea and always chase your dreams. Let’s cook. \nMENU TO BE REVEALED.\nThis is the previous Beat Burke Cooking Competition Menu.
URL:https://chefdavidburke.com/event/5-4-beat-chef-burke-cooking-competition-dinner/
LOCATION:The BERNIE at Red Horse by David Burke – Bernards Inn\, 27 Minebrook Rd\, Bernards Inn\, 07924\, United States
CATEGORIES:Chef David Burke,cooking competition,featured,THE BERNIE
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SUMMARY:5/8 Beat Chef Burke Cooking Competition 3-Course Dinner at Red Horse – White Plains
DESCRIPTION:Beat Chef Burke Cooking Competition\nand 3-Course Dinner\nThursday\, May 8\, 2025\nin the Private Dining Room\nDoors at 6pm \nA relaxing\, social dinner for you.\nA heated\, yet friendly\, competition between Chef David Burke and our up-and-coming guest chefs!\n$100 per person (plus tax and tip) \nTICKETS \nCompetition 2:\nChef David Burke vs Chef François Kwaku-Dongo (Iron Chef America)\n630pm Seated Dinner \nThe Competition begins and you might be selected as a judge!\nA panel of 2 randomly selected Audience Members and Chef Milton will judge the cooking competition as you dine. \nRed Horse  fires up pre-dinner snacks served with a signature cocktail\, as Chef David Burke competes against challenger Chef Francois  in a friendly cooking competition. Witness first hand the chefs’ creativity as they devise dishes on the spot highlighting flavor profiles and presentation of the mystery ingredient. \n1st Cook Off \n630pm  Appetizer  \n7pm Second Cook Off  and Judging \n730pm Main Course  \n815pm Dessert Petit Fours Assortment  \n830pm-9pm  Q & A + photo time! \nChef François Kwaku-Dongo\n(Iron Chef America)\nMixing Exotic Spices and Flavors from Around the World.\nsecret weapon: Japanese cuisine \nThe Beat Burke Competition heats up this May! Excited for the Beat Burke challenge\, globetrotting Executive Chef François Kwaku-Dongo\, now at David Burke Tavern\, NYC and Red Horse by David Burke\, White Plains\, grew up in the Côte d’Ivoire\, traveled to Japan and France and has worked on East and West Coast. \nAfter lighting it up at top restaurants in Manhattan\, Chicago\, and San Francisco\, Francois Kwaku-Dongo became enthralled with the West Coast and was named Executive Chef at Wolfgang Puck’s famed Spago restaurant in Los Angeles. Moving back to the green pastures of Fairfield County\, Connecticut on the Easter Coast\, François brought his international flavors to Executive Chef at The Redding Country Club and L’Escale on Greenwich Harbor in Connecticut. Executive Chef Francois Kwaku-Dongo has been featured in the New York Times\, Los Angeles Times\, Wine Spectator and Gourmet Magazine\, has trained with some of the best chefs in France\, and comes with a secret weapon: Japanese cuisine. \nChef François Kwaku-Dongo blends experiences from around the world with local\, quintessential New York flair. His food mixes exotic flavors and spices\, traditional French culinary technique\, and top-quality ingredients. “My mother influences my cooking in the spices that I use. She used to cook with curry\, cumin\, and a lot of bold flavors. With the food that I do\, most of the sauces are influenced by what I learned from Wolfgang and his French technique mixed with the bold flavors that I learned from my mother.” \nHow will Chef Burke respond to such spicy competition? Do not miss this!
URL:https://chefdavidburke.com/event/5-8-beat-chef-burke-cooking-competition-3-course-dinner/
LOCATION:Red Horse by David Burke White Plains at The Opus Westchester\, 221 Main Street\, White Plains\, NY\, 10601\, United States
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