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Charlie Trotter to Take a Bow; Chefs Wanted for Great Alaska Seafood Cook Off; St. Louis as Gourmet Gateway; How to Speak to a Sommelier; Michael Symon Expands

Caroline Potter January 3, 2012 Leave a Comment

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Thinking of Alaskan seafood makes me think of the amazing King Crab legs I ate at Marx Brothers in Anchorage.

Dining and restaurant news…

* How do you talk to a sommelier? It’s actually nothing like talking to an angel. [Serious Eats]

* Déjà vu all over again. Buzzwords for the year ahead sound a lot like the buzzwords for the year past. [NPR]

* I can’t wait for Charlie Trotter’s return. Only so I can write the headline ‘Welcome Back, Trotter.’ Until then, join us as we mourn the impending shuttering of his restaurant and celebrate his influence on the dining world. [Chicago Sun-Times]

* Michael Symon says. He’s opening another restaurant. [Cleveland.com]

* Meet me in St. Louis. Meet me for the fare. The Washington Post’s Tom Sietsema says this town is a must-eat for foodies. It’s also the Gateway to the West, which is a pretty cool moniker, if you ask me. [Columbia Daily Tribune]

* Mush! The 2012 Great Alaska Seafood Cook Off is seeking chef-competitors. Apply through April 1, 2012. [Alaska Dispatch]

* Your moment of zen. Who couldn’t go for a Star Wars fun meal right about now? [Retroist]

 

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Caroline PotterCaroline Potter is the Chief Dining Officer for OpenTable, Inc. She’s a dining trend-spotter and an OpenTable VIP, who dines out more than she eats in and has accrued more than 10,000 Dining Rewards points. Caroline started working in restaurants as a teen and she’s since tackled every front-of-the-house job, from bartender and hostess to runner and server. She trained as a chef at Manhattan’s prestigious French Culinary Institute, cooking at L’Ecole. In addition to her role at OpenTable, she has written about food from farm to table for New York City’s famed Greenmarket and Edible Brooklyn and Edible East End magazines. Caroline is also a Certified Master Gardener.

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