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I need to go read the blogs to see what they most hated about his dish because I had thought that the seafood was itself okay but his potatoes were wrong
I thought at least one of the judges (Besh maybe?) said something about the taste of the amberjack being lost in the stew?
the mustard crouton blew out everyone's palate.
Oh, okay. I had forgotten that.
So he messed up the main ingredient AND he had uncooked potatoes. Should have realized.
I thought that Carla was a gonner from the edit, I'm sad to lose Dale but glad that Carla is still in it. Mike I. gets more and more irritating all the time. Chef law, indeed! What a jerk!
All three of them disrespected the protein, and you know that's Rule 1 of Chef Law! Or at least, Top Chef Law.
wait, I thought Rule One of Chef Law was never steal someone else's cooking ideas?!?!?
no the first rule of Chef Law is not to talk about Chef Law.
Dale Levitski (faux-hawk Dale from Chicago) was just named a semifinalist for a Best Chef: Great Lakes James Beard award (which is a regional award), and Stephanie Izard's The Girl and the Goat has been named Semifinalist for the Outstanding New Restaurant James Beard Award by the same group.
I'm thrilled. Stephanie got so much shit for winning and of course it is clear to all that she absolutely deserved it.