WASHINGTON, D.C.: On November 11th, 2010, DC Central Kitchen is once again bringing the brightest stars from the food industry together for a unique night of good food and friendly competition. Today, DCCK and presenting-sponsor Walmart are excited to reveal that Victor Albisu from BLT Steak, Will Artley from Evening Star Café and Scott Drewno from the Source have accepted the challenge and will compete on the Food Fight stage. A fourth chef will be named this fall. These talented, local chefs will be competing in 10-minute “Iron Chef”-style battles.

Chairman of the Capital Food Fight Jose Andres will host the evening, along with No Reservation’s Anthony Bourdain. A panel of celebrity chefs, including celebrated chef Michael Mina, and Top Chef’s Tom Colicchio, will be on hand to judge the chefs’ creations.

For more information about Capital Food Fight, visit www.capitalfoodfight.org

Tickets: Get your tickets at this link for 200$ a pop. TICKETS! Here

Here is a video from last year! I can’t wait for this years!

About DC Central Kitchen

This year marks DC Central Kitchen’s 21st year of combating hunger and creating opportunity.  The Kitchen works 365 days a year providing low-income individuals and families with nutritious food, assisting local farmers, empowering chronically unemployed men and women to achieve self-sufficiency and reaching out to people living on the streets.  Always expanding, the Kitchen’s newest initiatives involve recovering thousands of thousands of pounds of free or low-cost, surplus fresh produce from area farms.  These delicious vegetables and fruits enhance the nutrition of more than 4,500 meals prepared at the Kitchen and donated to social service agencies in the Greater Washington area each day.

In the past year, 81 men and women overcoming homelessness, addiction, and incarceration gained jobs and hope through the Kitchen’s empowering Culinary Job Training program.  Nationally, the Kitchen has expanded its network of Campus Kitchens to 26 university, college and high school campuses, replicating its model across America.  To learn more about the Kitchen and its initiatives, visit www.dccentralkitchen.org.