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Discovering the world of food one trip at a time! We’re excited to bring you the unique opportunity to travel with Food lively culinary demos, private parties, and a daily VIP lounge. Plus, Network, the only cable channel dedicated to connecting viewers to the relax on board the new Celebrity Silhouette and take advantage of its power and joy of food, on a Mediterranean and Transatlantic cruise. numerous amenities. Learn cooking tips and kitchen secrets from Food Network star Enjoy time ashore in Italy, Spain and Portugal, followed by days at Anne Burrell on this memorable voyage. You’ll enjoy exclusive access sea as you cross the Atlantic. Your journey will conveniently end in the to engaging Food Network experiences, such as one-of-a-kind classes, “foodie” center of the world: New York City. You will enjoy all-access to ‘By Invitation Only’ Food Network events including: MEDITERRANEAN AND • Culinary Demonstrations led by Chef Anne • VIP Pier-side Check-in TRANSATLANTIC CRUISE SM Burrell, host of Food Network’s Worst • Food Network VIP Celebrity Silhouette Cooks in America and Secrets of Hospitality Lounge ITINERARY: Rome (Civitavecchia), a Restaurant Chef! • Other Events featuring favorite Food Cagliari (Sardinia), Palma de • Interactive, Hands-on Cooking Classes Network Recipes Mallorca, Lisbon, Transatlantic led by Chefs and Food Stylists from • In addition Food Network guests will Crossing, New York (Cape Liberty Cruise Port) Food Network Kitchens receive Pre-paid Gratuities and Special • Food Network Exclusive Red Carpet Turndown Gifts! 11 NIGHTS DEPARTING Welcome Aboard Reception October 22, 2011 $ Prices start from 1897 Join Anne Burrell Offer 662329 Anne has always stood out in the restaurant business for her remarkable culinary talent, bold and Price is per person, cruise only, based creative dishes, and her trademark spiky blond hair. Anne has battled on Food Network’s Iron Chef on double occupancy, subject to America as Mario Batali’s energetic and reliable sous chef. In January, be sure to tune into the availability and change without notice second season of Worst Cooks in America hosted by Anne Burrell and Robert Irvine! and is not guaranteed until paid in full. CONTACT US TODAY FOR MORE DETAILS!.

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Press Contact: Lauren Sklar Phone: 646-336-6745; E-mail: [email protected] *High-res images, show footage, and interviews available upon request. CHOPPED ALL-STARS Season Two Judge/Host Bios Ted Allen Emmy Award winner Ted Allen is the host of Chopped, Food Network’s hit primetime culinary competition show, and the author of the upcoming cookbook “In My Kitchen: 100 Recipes and Discoveries for Passionate Cooks” debuting in May, 2012, and an earlier book, "The Food You Want to Eat: 100 Smart, Simple Recipes," both from Clarkson- Potter. Ted also has been a contributing writer to Esquire magazine since 1996. Previously, he was the food and wine specialist on the groundbreaking Bravo series Queer Eye, a judge on Food Network's Iron Chef America, and a judge on Bravo’s Top Chef. He lives in Brooklyn with his longtime partner, interior designer Barry Rice. Anne Burrell Anne Burrell has always stood out in the restaurant business for her remarkable culinary talent, bold and creative dishes, and her trademark spiky blond hair. After training at New York’s Culinary Institute of America and Italy’s Culinary Institute for Foreigners, she gained hands-on experience at notable New York restaurants including Felidia, Savoy, Lumi, and Italian Wine Merchants. Anne taught for three years at New York’s Institute of Culinary Education and served as Executive Chef at New York’s Centro Vinoteca. She stars in Food Network’s Secrets of a Restaurant Chef and Worst Cooks in America and recently competed on The Next Iron Chef: Super Chefs. In 2011, she released her first cookbook, the best-selling “Cook Like a Rock Star” (Clarkson Potter).
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