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Top Chef Season 18, Episode 4 Recap: Angry Orchard

Top Chef in His Whole Life. Lucky us! We begin episode four with a customary rundown of last week’s ep—which Julia and Top Chef editors seem to agree was about Padma’s bangs first and “food” second—and then Padma is back on her damn hill, informing us that 12 chefs remain in the competition. After some artful, violin-backed shots of the St. Johns Bridge, we spend a moment with our contestants at the Hotel Monaco. Kiki Louya nervously sips some coffee and worries she’s “not cooking her.” Gabe Erales gets a Matthew McConaughey in Interstellar/Sam Rockwell in

Jamie Tran battled a bum knee and anxiety during the latest Top Chef: Portland

Jamie Tran Battled a Bum Knee and Anxiety During the Latest ‘Top Chef: Portland’ The chef and co-owner of The Black Sheep talks about her experience on the show Share this story David Moir/Bravo Jamie Tran, the chef and co-owner of The Black Sheep, the Eater 38 restaurant in the southwest where Tran melds her Vietnamese upbringing with French techniques, competes on Top Chef: Portland with a goal of winning $250,000. Tran already made her mark in Las Vegas with The Black Sheep, which won an Eater Award for Restaurant of the Year. In Episode Four, “Thrown for a Loop,” Tran continues to make her mark on the show where so far, three chefs were eliminated.

Top Chef Kicks Off Its Eighteenth Season in Portland: Recap

Top Chef Kicks Off Its Eighteenth Season in Portland: Recap Vulture.com 2 hrs ago Hands up, utensils down: Top Chef is back! For its eighteenth season, filmed entirely during the pandemic, the reality cooking show heads to Portland, Oregon, with a cast of 15 executive chefs and restaurant owners from across the country. It’s the first time Top Chef has ever visited the Rose City, and this season the “cheftestants” will compete in a variety of challenges celebrating Portland’s unique cuisines, ingredients, and flavors. “Portland is an amazing city filled with iconic indigenous ingredients and a strong sense of community. We’re also front and center in our nation’s current fight for racial equality,”

Seattle Top Chef contender Shota Nakajima to reopen Taku with new Japanese fried chicken menu

Seattle Top Chef contender Shota Nakajima to reopen Taku with new Japanese fried chicken menu Sign In FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Seattle Top Chef contender Shota Nakajima to reopen Taku in MayStephanie ForrerShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Seattle Top Chef contender Shota Nakajima to reopen Taku in MayStephanie ForrerShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Following an emotional roller coaster of a year that saw both of his restaurants close, Seattle chef and current Top Chef: Portland contender Shota Nakajima is officially bringing back his beloved Capitol Hill restaurant Taku. The Osaka street food restaurant closed in March 2020 at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and reopened briefly with a takeout model before closing again indefinitely. Now, the wooden shutters are finally coming off as the restaurant prepares for its reopening on May 5.

Seattle Top Chef contender Shota Nakajima to reopen Taku with new Japanese fried chicken menu

Seattle Top Chef contender Shota Nakajima to reopen Taku with new Japanese fried chicken menu
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