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CHEF TONY BIGGS<br />

CHEF MICHAEL OLLIER<br />

Chef Tony’s culinary experience spans the globe,<br />

from a singing waiter in Upstate New York to<br />

Japan’s famed Tokyo American Club, to Imelda<br />

Marcos’ kitchen and cooking for royalty in the<br />

Middle East. Those stops feature prominently in<br />

some of Chef Tony’s preferred dishes. His burger<br />

sushi — “Burgushi” — and Korean meatloaf blend<br />

two cultures that have weighed heavily into Biggs’<br />

resume: Asian and old-school Americana. Burgushi<br />

is a play on the cheeseburger, with ground beef<br />

and sushi rice wrapped inside crispy potato strings<br />

and topped with mustard, ketchup and mayo. The<br />

Korean version of an American staple is smoked<br />

and constructed with Certified Angus Beef ® brand<br />

Prime grinds, the dish is laden with gochujang and<br />

accompanied by kohlrabi crepes, curly potatoes<br />

and leek sushi.<br />

Ollier has the longest tenure with the chef team.<br />

The French-trained chef has a penchant for<br />

creating dishes both pleasing and approachable<br />

to home cooks everywhere, while stepping out<br />

of the box from time to time. Chef Michael kept<br />

one foot in the trends while staying relevant<br />

to home cooks with two of his favorite dishes<br />

from <strong>2020</strong>. The chef paid homage to Canadian<br />

bacon, dry-roasting lean eye of round as a<br />

bacon substitute to live on a sandwich or next<br />

to Eggs Benedict. Ollier used top round sliced<br />

with the grain and kissed with soy sauce,<br />

Worcestershire, red and black pepper, garlic<br />

and brown sugar to make classic beef jerky.<br />

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