Food2.com's Kitchen Conspirators Series Digs Into Underground Dining
With no actual restaurants, the mysterious world of underground dining is heating up in major cities nationwide - and everyone wants an invite. The brand-new Web series Kitchen Conspirators, from the newly launched Food2.com, reveals how three roomies, in a four-bedroom Brooklyn industrial loft, host covert, invite-only suppers for friends, as well as complete strangers.
Knoxville, Tenn. (PRWEB) June 22, 2009 -- With no actual restaurants, the mysterious world of underground dining is heating up in major cities nationwide - and everyone wants an invite. The brand-new Web series Kitchen Conspirators, from the newly launched Food2.com, reveals how three roomies, in a four-bedroom Brooklyn industrial loft, host covert, invite-only suppers for friends, as well as complete strangers. (http://www.food2.com/series/kitchen-conspirators)
In the first episode, the trio Danielle, Nick and Mark, along with guest chef and friend Michael Cirino, theme a five-course meal and a "Seco to None" cocktail hour around a recent trip to Panama. A butter-poached lobster with corn tortilla appetizer and pickled balsamic peach gazpacho were crowd-pleasers, but the Panamanian experience was made complete with shrimp and risotto served in a coconut half, followed by a "Cigarettes and Coffee" - iced coffee served with tobacco-infused whipped cream.
Upcoming webisodes include:
| | - High Society - The three roommates forage the New York Public Library to unearth a menu that dates back to the 1800s to create a classic dining experience for their guests with the help of chef Andrew Rosenberg.
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| | - Fresh Harvest - With the recent trend in organic cooking, the trio create an entire dinner focused on the utilization of farmers' markets and local, sustainable fresh produce. Episode includes guest chef, Deborah Gorman (formerly of Blue Hill at Stone Barns, A Voce and Café Gray).
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| | - Brooklyn - Distinct Asian and Russian influences, among others, are mixed into one cohesive dinner to represent the many cultural areas of Kings County. Amelia Coulter, owner of the local Brooklyn pastry shop Sugar Built, joins as guest chef.
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Viewers can step inside Danielle, Nick and Mark's Brooklyn kitchen at Food2.com to find out what it's like to create an eclectic underground dining experience and what happens when 20 strangers show up at their loft for some atypical, multi-course grub.
From online food fights to six original web series and even contributions from top culinary bloggers, Food2.com, Food Network's brand-new social, video-centric Web site, scours the planet for the tastiest and most shocking and satisfying bites in the world of food and drink.
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