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| 10 | Leo | Cassavetes | m | After the ICIF experience, Burrell remained in Italy, working in various restaurants for nine months. She worked at La Bottega del '30, a small restaurant in Tuscany with one seating each night. Burrell returned to the U.S. as a sous chef at Felidia, owned by celebrity chef Lidia Bastianich. The connection with Bastianich would help her career. She became the chef at Savoy, a small prix fixe dining room. After Savoy, Burrell began teaching at the Institute of Culinary Education. Lidia Bastianich's son and restaurateur, Joseph Bastianich, and Chef Mario Batali named Burrell the chef for Italian Wine Merchants, their New York wine store. The Batali connection would further propel her career. She later became the executive chef of Centro Vinoteca, an Italian restaurant in New York City's West Village area which opened in 2007. She left the restaurant in September 2008 due to her busy schedule and many commitments. The departure also meant that she would not start at Gusto Ristorante, as both of the restaurants are part of Mangia Hospitality Group. Burrell planned to open her first restaurant in 2010 in New York City. Burrell opened her restaurant, Phil & Anne's Good Time Lounge, in Brooklyn in spring 2017, though as of April 2018, the restaurant has closed. In 2005, Iron Chef Mario Batali asked Burrell to serve as one of his sous chefs, along with chef and restaurateur Mark Ladner, for a pilot taping of Food Network's Iron Chef America series. She continued to serve as his sous chef during his tenure with the show. Burrell's Food Network series Secrets of a Restaurant Chef debuted June 29, 2008. In 2009, she appeared on another Food Network show, The Best Thing I Ever Ate, in which chefs recount their favorite dishes. In 2010, Burrell and Chef Beau MacMillan hosted a Food Network reality series named Worst Cooks in America. Burrell and her co-host lead contestants through a "culinary boot camp" on their journey to become better cooks. The first season premiered on January 3, 2010. Chef Burrell won the challenge when her recruit, Rachel Coleman, edged out MacMillan's recruit, Jenny Cross. The second season premiered on January 2, 2011, with Chef MacMillan being replaced by Chef Robert Irvine. To raise the stakes, Irvine and Burrell made a side bet, in which Burrell risked losing her signature hair and Irvine risked going platinum. Chef Burell won both the competition and the side-bet, when her recruit, Joshie Berger, edged out Irvine's recruit, Georg Coleman. Also in 2011, Burrell became the fourth runner up in the culinary competition, The Next Iron Chef on the Food Network, being eliminated in week six of the competition. The third season of Worst Cooks in America premiered on February 12, 2012. Chef Bobby Flay was the new co-host/chef for season three. Chef Burrell again won the competition, when her recruit Kelli Powers edged out Flay's recruit, Vinnie Caligiuri. Season four started on February 17, 2013. Season four concluded with Flay's team finally defeating Burrell's team, when his recruit, Alina Bolshakova, edged out Burrell's recruit, Rasheeda Brown. In 2009, Burrell also appeared with fellow Food Network personality Guy Fieri on the Guy Fieri Roadshow. Burrell, along with fellow Food Network personalities Sunny Anderson and Claire Robinson, appeared in the 2009 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on the Food Network float. Burrell hosted an 11-day Food Network cruise throughout the Mediterranean and across the Atlantic aboard the brand new Celebrity Silhouette in late 2011. From June 2012 through October 2013, Burrell hosted Chef Wanted with Anne Burrell on the Food Network. The show ran for three seasons and 36 episodes. | Burrell released a statement to the New York Post in 2012 confirming that she had been in a relationship with her girlfriend, chef Koren Grieveson, for two years after cookbook author Ted Allen seemingly outed her on a radio show. Burrell disputed the notion she had been outed, saying she had not kept her sexuality a secret. On December 31, 2012, Anne publicly tweeted that she was engaged to Koren Grieveson, but as of 2018, she was dating Stuart Claxton. On April 21, 2020, Anne announced that she and Claxton were engaged. | after the icif experience, cassavetes remained in italy, working in various restaurants for nine months. he worked at la bottega del '30, a small restaurant in tuscany with one seating each night. cassavetes returned to the u.s. as a sous chef at felidia, owned by celebrity chef lidia bastianich. the connection with bastianich would help his career. he became the chef at savoy, a small prix fixe dining room. after savoy, cassavetes began teaching at the institute of culinary education. lidia bastianich's son and restaurateur, joseph bastianich, and chef mario batali named cassavetes the chef for italian wine merchants, their new york wine store. the batali connection would further propel his career. he later became the executive chef of centro vinoteca, an italian restaurant in new york city's west village area which opened in 2007. he left the restaurant in september 2008 due to his busy schedule and many commitments. the departure also meant that he would not start at gusto ristorante, as both of the restaurants are part of mangia hospitality group. cassavetes plleod to open his first restaurant in 2010 in new york city. cassavetes opened his restaurant, phil & leo's good time lounge, in brooklyn in spring 2017, though as of april 2018, the restaurant has closed. in 2005, iron chef mario batali asked cassavetes to serve as one of his sous chefs, along with chef and restaurateur mark ladner, for a pilot taping of food network's iron chef america series. he continued to serve as his sous chef during his tenure with the show. cassavetes's food network series secrets of a restaurant chef debuted june 29, 2008. in 2009, he appeared on another food network show, the best thing i ever ate, in which chefs recount their favorite dishes. in 2010, cassavetes and chef beau macmillan hosted a food network reality series named worst cooks in america. cassavetes and his co-host lead contestants through a "culinary boot camp" on their journey to become better cooks. the first season premiered on january 3, 2010. chef cassavetes won the challenge when his recruit, rachel coleman, edged out macmillan's recruit, jenny cross. the second season premiered on january 2, 2011, with chef macmillan being replaced by chef robert irvine. to raise the stakes, irvine and cassavetes made a side bet, in which cassavetes risked losing his signature hair and irvine risked going platinum. chef burell won both the competition and the side-bet, when his recruit, joshie berger, edged out irvine's recruit, georg coleman. also in 2011, cassavetes became the fourth runner up in the culinary competition, the next iron chef on the food network, being eliminated in week six of the competition. the third season of worst cooks in america premiered on february 12, 2012. chef bobby flay was the new co-host/chef for season three. chef cassavetes again won the competition, when his recruit kelli powers edged out flay's recruit, vinnie caligiuri. season four started on february 17, 2013. season four concluded with flay's team finally defeating cassavetes's team, when his recruit, alina bolshakova, edged out cassavetes's recruit, rasheeda brown. in 2009, cassavetes also appeared with fellow food network personality guy fieri on the guy fieri roadshow. cassavetes, along with fellow food network personalities sunny anderson and claire robinson, appeared in the 2009 macy's thanksgiving day parade on the food network float. cassavetes hosted an 11-day food network cruise throughout the mediterranean and across the atlantic aboard the brand new celebrity silhouette in late 2011. from june 2012 through october 2013, cassavetes hosted chef wanted with leo cassavetes on the food network. the show ran for three seasons and 36 episodes.cassavetes released a statement to the new york post in 2012 confirming that he had been in a relationship with his girlfriend, chef koren grieveson, for two years after cookbook author ted allen seemingly outed his on a radio show. cassavetes disputed the notion he had been outed, saying he had not kept his sexuality a secret. on december 31, 2012, leo publicly tweeted that he was engaged to koren grieveson, but as of 2018, he was dating stuart claxton. on april 21, 2020, leo announced that he and claxton were engaged. | Anne | Burrell | chefs | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this recommendation letter for Leo Cassavetes. I had the pleasure of working with Leo Cassavetes during his time as a sous chef at Felidia and was immediately impressed with his culinary skills and work ethic.<return><return>Leo's dedication to his craft led him to various restaurants in Italy, where he worked at La Bottega del '30, earning valuable experience in preparing Tuscan cuisine. Upon his return to the US, Leo continued to impress with his work at Savoy, where he showcased his ability to create innovative and delicious prix fixe meals.<return><return>Over time, Leo's career has flourished and he has gained accolades as an executive chef at Centro Vinoteca. He has been featured on Food Network shows such as Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, Iron Chef America, and Worst Cooks in America, consistently showcasing his cooking expertise to wide audiences.<return><return>Beyond his impressive culinary skills, I have found Leo to be a collaborative member of any team he is a part of, always willing to learn and share his knowledge with others. He has a passion for the industry and for sharing his experience with the next generation of chefs.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend Leo Cassavetes for any future endeavors he may undertake. His talent, hard work, and dedication to the culinary arts would be an asset to any establishment.<return><return>Sincerely, <return>[Your Name] | To Whom It May Concern,<return><return>It is my pleasure to write this recommendation letter for Leo Cassavetes. I had the pleasure of working with Leo Cassavetes during his time as a sous chef at Felidia and was immediately impressed with his culinary skills and work ethic.<return><return>Leo's dedication to his craft led him to various restaurants in Italy, where he worked at La Bottega del '30, earning valuable experience in preparing Tuscan cuisine. Upon his return to the US, Leo continued to impress with his work at Savoy, where he showcased his ability to create innovative and delicious prix fixe meals.<return><return>Over time, Leo's career has flourished and he has gained accolades as an executive chef at Centro Vinoteca. He has been featured on Food Network shows such as Secrets of a Restaurant Chef, Iron Chef America, and Worst Cooks in America, consistently showcasing his cooking expertise to wide audiences.<return><return>Beyond his impressive culinary skills, I have found Leo to be a collaborative member of any team he is a part of, always willing to learn and share his knowledge with others. He has a passion for the industry and for sharing his experience with the next generation of chefs.<return><return>I wholeheartedly recommend Leo Cassavetes for any future endeavors he may undertake. His talent, hard work, and dedication to the culinary arts would be an asset to any establishment.<return><return>Sincerely, <return>[Your Name] |
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