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Was skimming the Charlotte Observer's website and came across the article on 2008 Charlotte Shout Culinary Arts Experience:
This is my first poll, but I've listed the Restaurants instead of individual items. Just curious which ones you'd go to if you only could choose up to five. I picked this number cuz the article says most things cost 3 or 4 coins and you get 20 coins for $25.
Observer Article: Eat and repeat: A food fest tour guide | www.charlotteobserver.com (http://www.charlotteobserver.com/163/story/212424.html - broken link)
Shout Website: Charlotte Shout 2008 (http://www.charlotteshout.com/nav.cfm?cat=44&subcat=211 - broken link)
Here's Carolina Blue's description from the Events Sticky:
Friday Sep 26 and Saturday Sep 27 CULINARY ARTS EXPERIENCE FESTIVAL
Uptown, Gateway Center area, 800 W. Trade Street, 28202
This one-of-a-kind extravaganza showcases celebrity chefs, interactive cooking demonstrations, food sampling from some of the region's finest restaurants, high-energy entertainment, a dazzling array of beer, wine and spirit sampling, ice sculpting, and much more. This year’s celebrity chefs include Cat Cora (Iron Chef America), Curtis Stone (Take Home Chef) and Lorena Garcia (Chef, TV Personality, JWU Graduate).
Website: http://www.charlotteshout.com/nav.cfm (broken link)
Last edited by MysteryMT; 09-26-2008 at 09:15 AM..
I'd go for the seafood. However, if one loves lamb . . . Sonoma would be nice. And those kebabs at Cafe Sienna look great, too (love bananas foster . .. yummy!!!)
Difficult decision but I chose the goat cheese salad and crabcakes. DH and I intend to be there tomorrow and Encore on Sunday for his surprise birthday gathering!
Difficult decision but I chose the goat cheese salad and crabcakes. DH and I intend to be there tomorrow and Encore on Sunday for his surprise birthday gathering!
I voted for the lobster dumplings too, but I gotta admit, those sloppy joes from Harpers caught my eye just cause it seems like something drastically different other options that seem much more like gourmet choices
None for me. I'm a plain, old meat & potato kind of guy. In fact, I like plain - to - lighlty seasoned food and will do my best not to let the different portions touch on my plate. So, while these dishes in the poll may stir the appetite in some, it's lost on me.
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