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by Jill Santopietro
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From the New York Time Magazine
If the Beard Awards are the Food Oscars, then the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen
is summer camp for chefs. Over the last four days, Aspen, Colo., turned
into a playground for wealthy foodies willing to spend big bucks to rub
shoulders with the likes of Bobby Flay, Tom Colicchio and Jacques
Pépin. But for the chefs, restaurateurs, wine experts and trade people,
it’s a first-class amusement park, complete with skiing (yes, a few
lifts were open despite the heat). For those in the industry the
Classic does involve some work — a demo here, a tasting there. But as
soon as they step off that stage, it’s time to play. And chefs like to
play, hard.
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