Sept. 2:
Matchup: Nicolas Daniels of The Wooden Vine and Paul Ketterhagen of Carpe Diem.
Surprise ingredient: RayLen Vineyards & Winery Riesling.
Highest scoring dish of the night: Manchester Farms quail ballotine stuffed with quail sausage, with smoked farro risotto and Riesling gastrique (by Ketterhagen; see below).
Advancing: Ketterhagen, with a score of 26.29415301 to 23.93311475.

Sept. 3:
Matchup: Jon Fortes of Mimosa Grill and David Sullivan of Fish Market Bar and Grill.
Surprise ingredients: RayLen Vineyards & Winery Riesling.
Highest scoring dish of the night: Duo of Maple Leaf Farms duck: Riesling-marinated cold smoked breast, two-hour confit of leg, Scott Farms sweet potato apple bread pudding, parsnips and Riesling cider butter (by Fortes; see below).
Advancing: Fortes, with a score of 29.74561404 to 25.46072351.

Ketterhagen and Fortes will compete Sept. 16.
Aug. 26:
Matchup: Brent Martin of The Summit Room and Jon Spencer of Epic Chophouse and Chillfire Bar & Grill.
Surprise ingredients: Fogwood Foods blueberry syrup and Certified Angus Beef ribeyes.
Highest scoring dish of the night: Marquise au chocolat over pistachio and Fogwood Foods blueberry syrup crust, with blueberry syrup gastrique (by Chef Spencer; below).
Advancing: Spencer, with a score of 27.17516159 to 26.55705128.

Aug. 27:
Matchup: Chris Coleman of The Asbury and Brian Williams of Upstream.
Surprise ingredients: Mirepoix, potatoes and Uncle Scott’s Root Beer.
Highest scoring dish of the night: Cast Iron Certified Angus Beef ribeye, Yukon Gold chevre purée, roasted mirepoix, Uncle Scott’s Root Beer demi-glace (by Chef Coleman; below).
Advancing: Williams, with a score of 26.50819820 to 24.64995532.

The second round begins tonight (Sept. 8); Spencer and Williams face off Sept. 15.
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