Chef Mike Moore of Blind Pig tells me that the March 21 dinner will feature Chef Justin Burdett, formerly of Ruka’s Table, and Chef Philip Bollhoeffer of Edison restaurant at Grove Park Inn
“It’s the first chef collaboration between corporate and independent Asheville chefs and it’s an awesome concept that will follow the evolution of cuisine from simple to complex,” Moore says.
Proceeds from the event will benefit the Asheville nonprofit Open Doors of Asheville, which works with children to break the cycle of poverty.
Tickets are on sale now at theblindpigofasheville.com. And here’s a bit more about the concept of the Trip Flip on Travel Channel, from the show’s website:
Travelers meet all kinds of interesting people on their vacations, but the brave souls featured in this series have never met anyone like Bert Kreischer. On each episode, the host (previously featured in Travel’s “Bert the Conqueror”), comedian and professional fun-seeker convinces two people to add a large dose of spontaneity to their lives. He offers them an all-expense-paid three-day fantasy vacation, one that is designed to take them out of their comfort zone and deliver unforgettable memories. Kreischer acts as the couple’s tour guide, offering a nonstop itinerary loaded with VIP access, gourmet dining, unexpected twists and even appearances by celebrities.
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I will never buy Blind Pig tickets again – the whole concept is tired. And if Moore is to the point of collaborating with GPI chef’s – no thanks.
That’s pretty snotty, as such a culinary-driven chef, even if from a corporate restaurant, is still hard-working and has interesting things to add to a menu. How about we consider the person (chef) rather than disparage him/her based on current employment? Looking forward to not seeing such judgmental people at BP events if they’re “too good” to consider any other hard working chef.