KNOWLEDGE SESSION: BRAND INDIA IN UK AND US
Zorawar Kalra, Manish Mehrotra, Hemant Oberoi, K.N.Vinod in conversation with Marrayam Reshii, Author, Columnist, and Critic
MASTER CLASS WITH CHEF K.N.VINOD
We’re b-a-a-a-a-ck and tastier than ever! Come eat, sip, play and explore at this epic gastronomic experience and culinary competition that brings together 16 of D.C.'s most talented chefs to vie for the title of Lamb Jam DC Champion, and celebrate the 80,000 family operated farms and ranches raising lamb across the nation.
16 chefs compete while you have fun, vote and eat! Bartenders, winemakers, brewers, and culinary artisans of all sorts will be on hand to create an unforgettable gastronomic experience. You never know what may pop up: live art, local musicians, dessert bars, chef demos and more— there are plenty of surprises in store.
Score yourself a VIP ticket for the ultimate Lamb Jam experience. In addition to the main event, you’ll be treated to an exclusive VIP hour with artisanal libations and bites, AND get early entry to the main event, AND a VIP gift so you can take the Lamb Jam experience home.
About Lamb Jam Tour
The American Lamb Jam Tour is an epic chef competition and culinary experience that brings together 16 of the most talented chefs at each of the five tour stops—Austin, Boston, D.C., San Francisco, and Seattle. Chefs compete for best lamb dish and the opportunity to go head to head against winners from across the nation at the Lamb Jam Finale for the title of Lamb Jam Master.
All Lamb Jam Tour events are 21+.
Things To Do In Washington, DC Festival Food & Drink
Freer Gallery of Art-Meyer Auditorium
1050 Independence Ave SW
DC, DC 20560
The Mayor’s Office on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs invites you to “Foodelicious Night” as part of the District’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration. Please join us for exciting cooking demonstrations from three of DC’s award-winning AAPI chefs and get an exclusive taste of the delicious offerings. This year’s event features:
Kyirisan was recognized as Washingtonian’s 2017 100 Very Best Restaurants
Indique was recognized as a finalist for upscale casual Restaurant of the year 2017-RAMMYS
Daikaya was named one of GQ Magazine's “25 Best New Restaurants in America” in 2014
Admission is free.
To request special accommodations for a disability, please call 202-727-3120 seven days in advance.
Things To Do In Dc, DC Other Food & Drink
ICYMI - watch me on Food Network going up against chef Bobby flay
Join me on a Culinary and Cultural tour to South India.
Per person on twin sharing basis: USD 4275 + Taxes
(Includes air fare to India)
For more details : Indus Travels
Food Fight - Two live battles take place at DC Central Kitchen’s Capital Food Fight™. On the main stage, four local chefs compete in an Iron Chef-style battle going to head-to-head with a secret ingredient -
Chef Amy Brandwein, Centrolina, Chef Harper McClure, Brabo, Chef Nick Stefanelli, Masseria, and Chef K.N.Vinod, Indique
Welcome the World dinner 6:30 p.m. at Amuse with Peter Chang, KN Vinod, Celina Tio and Greg Haley.
Join me at the Farmers Market (Dupont Circle), Washington DC
Join me at the Varli Kids Food Festival where I will be doing a cooking demonstration and also will be judging a junior cook - off.
WHAT:An Indian Food Tasting for all ages
WHEN:April 12, 2015
WHERE:Renaissance Woodbridge, 515 US Highway Route 1 South, NJ 08830
TICKETS:$35 per adult / Kids free (limit 2 per adult)
Join me on the opening day at the Farmer's Market by the White House.
800 block of Vermont Ave NW [between H and I streets NW]
11 AM to 12 Noon
800 block of Vermont Ave NW [between H and I streets NW]
Sips & Suppers is a major celebration of food and community in the Washington, DC metro area. Now in its seventh year, Sips & Suppers began in 2009 as the brainchild of Alice Waters to raise the awareness of homelessness and hunger in the nation’s capital and to promote efforts to develop sustainable and local solutions to these challenges.
The weekend supports the wonderful work of DC Central Kitchen and Martha’s Table, organizations that serve the neediest individuals in the nation’s capital. Since its inception, Sips & Suppers has raised over 1 million dollars in financing for the essential programs run by these organizations. The event is proudly hosted by celebrated chefs José Andrés, Joan Nathan & Alice Waters.
In 2015, Sips & Suppers will be held on the weekend of January 24–25.
On Saturday, January 24, 2015, Sips celebrates the contribution young people make to feeding and supporting their community. This lively cocktail reception features top artisan chefs and mixologists preparing their signature dishes and drinks. Held at the dramatic space, the Newseum on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Washington, DC, and featuring a live jazz band, it is a fun and educational evening. Read full details on Sips.
On Sunday, January 25, 2015, Suppers features some of the country’s finest chefs preparing meals in private homes throughout the city. This year, we expect that Suppers will be served at more than 30 homes in the metro area to more than 500 guests. Renowned chefs from the DC region, from across the country, and, indeed, across the world, donate their time and skills to participate in these extraordinary evenings featuring great food and wine, and stimulating conversation. Read full details on Suppers.
DC has some of the best chefs in the country, and each year these generous chefs donate their time, talent and product to help DC Central Kitchen and Martha’s Table run a successful Sips & Supper event and help support the neediest individuals in the nation’s capital. This event would not be possible without them.
The lineup of 2015 chefs includes:
K.N. Vinod – Indique
Victor Albisu – Del Campo and Taco Bamba
Cathal Armstrong – Restaurant Eve
Matt Baker – City Perch Bethesda
Filippo Bartolotta – Le Baccanti
Kathleen Blake – Rusty Spoon (Orlando, Florida)
Elisabeth Bourgeois – Le Mas Tourteron (Gordes, France)
Amy Brandwein – Centrolina
Erik Bruner-Yang – Toki Underground
Jeff Buben – Vidalia
Jan Buhrman – The Kitchen Porch
David Chang – Momofuku
Peter Chang – Peter Chang (Richmond, Virginia)
Bertrand Chemel – 2941
Tony Chittum – Iron Gate
Simone Cormier – Whole Foods International Spice Coordinator
Michael Costa – Zaytinya
David Dashaies – Central
Seth Bixby Daugherty – Real Food Initiatives
Frederik de Pue – Table
Teddy Diggs – Il Palio
Scott Drewno – The Source
Michael Friedman – Red Hen
Spike Gjerde – Woodberry Kitchen (Baltimore, Maryland)
Aaron Gottesman – Fat Ham (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Carla Hall – Carla Hall Petite Cookies
Melissa Hamilton – Canal House
Christopher Hirsheimer – Canal House
Susan Holt – CulinAerie
Joel Hough – Il Buco (New York, New York)
Mike Isabella – Graffiato
Peter Jacobson – French Laundry
Haidar Karoum – Proof and Estadio
Aglaia Kremezi – Cookbook writer from Greece
Ris Lacoste – Ris
Ryan LaRoche – Blue Duck Tavern/Park Hyatt Washington
David Lawrence – 1300 on Fillmore (San Francisco, California)
Francis Layrle – La Piquette
Jamie Leeds – Hank’s Oyster Bar
Anthony Lombardo – The Hamilton
Tim Ma – Water & Wall
Harper McClure – Brabo Restaurant
Marjorie Meek-Bradley – Ripple
Kaz Okochi – Kaz Sushi Bistro and Masa 14
Charles Phan – Slanted Door
Vickie Reh – Arrowine
Ed Scarpone – DGBG DC
Steven Satterfield – Miller Union
Lior Lev Secarz – La Boîte
Beatrice Segoni – Mama Florence
Nilesh Singhvi – Bombay Club
Nick Stefanelli
Adam Sobel – RN74, (San Francisco, California)
Michael Solomonov – Zahav (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Gina Stanley – Artcliff Diner (Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts)
Vikram Sunderam – Rasika
David Tanis – Chef & Acclaimed Author
Alice Waters – Chez Panisse
Sherry Yard – Acclaimed Pastry Chef
Joe Yonan – Washington Post Food & Travel Editor
