Event recap: Taste of Atlanta
Crispy chicken thigh over mashed rutabega from 1Kept |
Frisee salad topped with biltong from Cape Dutch |
The latter is one of my favorite parts of the festival, because you get to learn neat little cooking tricks from Atlanta’s best chefs. Like the fact that you can add a little bit of vinegar to the water when boiling eggs, so they don’t crack in the water and so it’s easier to peel them once they’re cooked. And that you can use coconut vinegar to poach shrimp or even make a white hot sauce.
And this year, the fun continues even after the official event has ended. If you visit any of the restaurants you grabbed a bite from at Taste of Atlanta through December 19, you can send in your receipt for a chance to win prizes, like a Big Green Egg grill, Calphalon cookware and restaurant gift cards. Just email the receipt, as well as your contact info, to taster@tasteofatlanta.com to enter the contest.
If you attended this year, what was your favorite part? Check out the photos of some of mine below. Until next year, fellow foodies!
Chef Richards frying up some chicken (c) Kimberly Evans |
Superica's dish (c) Kimberly Evans |
(c) Kimberly Evans |
(c) Kimberly Evans |
(c) Kimberly Evans |