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NINTH ANNUAL PORTLAND'S ORIGINAL IRON CHEF CHEFS COMPETE. KIDS WIN. Saturday, May 22, 2010 | Hilton Grand Ballroom
Purchase Tickets We invite you to take part in the Ninth Annual Portland’s Original Iron Chef. Be there when the secret ingredient is revealed and kitchen stadium comes to life.  Reigning Portland Iron Chef Adam Sappington (The Country Cat) will take the stage to defend his title against contender Chef Andrew Garrett (Cafe Nell) and the culinary artistry begins. Original creations come to life as we watch the competition unfold. You’ll wait in anticipation as the panel of esteemed judges evaluates the dishes and finally reveals the name of who will reign supreme as the new Portland Iron Chef! Support for this event plays a critical role in allowing Children’s Relief Nursery to continue its work with vulnerable children in our community. INTERESTED IN BEING A SPONSOR? Sponsorship Packet Make Your Payment Download and mail-in your registration form Email or call Chris Otis at (503) 595-4500 Event Photo Slideshow  2009 Portland's Original Iron ChefLast year's culinary battle had Adam Sappington, The Country Cat, the 2008 People's Choice Award Winner, teamed up with wife and Pastry Chef Jackie Sappington to go head-to-head with the 2008 Iron Chef reigning champ David Anderson, Vindalho (now with Genoa), and his twin brother Ray Anderson. Each chef had to gather their ingredients from the different tables around Kitchen Stadium in addition to using the secret ingredient, mustard! Anderson prepared poached halibut roulade with mustard green pesto, celery root and mustard seed curry with whole grain mustard vinegar. Sappington’s dish, stewed leeks in a mustard broth with preserved lemon favette pasta, manila clams and prosciutto cracklings, reigned supreme at the end of the competition earning Sappington the title of 2009 Portland’s Original Iron Chef!  Chef Andrew Garrett, Cafe Nell, walked away with the 2009 People's Choice Chef Title over Chef/Co-Owner Cameron Addy, Belly, and Executive Chef Thomas Dunklin, Red Star Tavern.
Check out the event photos, courtesy of Aaron Courter Photography. To purchase, please contact Aaron directly. $235,000 was raised through sponsorships, ticket sales, silent and live auction and the Make-A-Difference paddle raise. This support goes directly to child abuse prevention services. |
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| Our Mission: To prevent abuse and neglect in children birth through four by partnering with caregivers committed to strengthening their families. |
| 8425 North Lombard Street Portland, Oregon 97203 / (503) 283-4776 information@crn4kids.org |