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2 TASTE 2012 miaminewtimes.com Double Burger Grilled Picanha Quinoa & Shrimp Salad Giraas Giraasusa Giraas giraasusa GiraffasAd.indd 1 miaminewtimes.com TASTE 20122/17/2012 5:43:43 PM3 (O) Feast2011_NewTimesad_4_7292x11.pdf 1 1/20/12 4:12 PM he Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival celebrates its 11th year beginning this Thursday, February 23. Expected to draw more than 55,000 people during its four days, the event offers the nation’s top epicurean celebrities — Rachael Ray, TAndrew Zimmern, and Paula Deen among them — in dozens of events, from seminars to tastings to wild parties. Started at Florida International University as a tiny educational gathering, it has grown into perhaps the nation’s premier food event, largely thanks to the genius of its founder, Lee Brian Schrager. This guide offers the ins and outs of the stars as well as the regulars. So prepare yourself. Then eat up! EVENT MAP Contents PAGE 18 WHAT’S NEW . 6 Lee Schrager, the man who started it all, describes the year’s debuts. WISH LIST . 10 Miami’s top toques tell which SoBeWFF event is their favorite. SWEET PAULA DEEN . 12 Despite her recent admission, crowds fl ock to the Food Network star for her charm. BEYOND FAMOUS FACES . 20 On February 25, a bevy of seminars and other events will glimpse the future. BURGER DREAMS . 22 The Bash is cool and all, but we have some better ideas. FAKE AWAY . 24 South Beach Wine & Food Festival winetastings and fi ve tips on how to look smarter than you are. MAJOR-LEAGUE EATS . 28 That Hanley Ramirez really cooks. EXOTIC TREATS . 30 Andrew Zimmern rolls into Miami for the South Beach chow shindig. FOOD TRUCK FINISH . 32 To wind the whole thing down, roll over to the beach. GRAND TASTING PREP . 35 Before you go to the big show, read these tips. XX TASTE 2012 4 TASTE 2012 miaminewtimes.commiaminewtimes.com miaminewtimes.com TASTE 2012 5 Courtesy of The South Beach Wine and Food Festival brunch at the botanical gardens. Gabriele [Marewski] from Paradise Farms is plant- ing everything and will be harvesting it just for the participating chefs. And we’re doing Dining in the Dark What’s New with David Burke at the Perry Hotel, which I think will be great. Lee Schrager, the man who started it all, Guests will be blindfolded? describes the year’s debuts. Not blindfolded, but it will be a pitch- black room and you’ll have no idea what you’re eating. A lot of times we enjoy our BY LEE KLEIN food because it’s so pretty or we don’t redit Lee Brian Schrager, founder and organizer of the Food Network South like something because it’s ugly. So I Beach Wine & Food Festival, for keeping things fresh during the 11-year run. think that’s going to be interesting — not Like the general manager of a sports team, he spends each off-season tinker- only the food, but the wine will be all ing with the lineup — adding a big bat here (like Roy Choi), removing a tired blind tasting. veteran there (the BubbleQ). What remains constant is the intriguing mix of If it’s pitch black, how will we know serious culinarians (Ferran Adrià, Alain Ducasse) and, um, less than serious that David Burke is really there? Cfood personalities (Paula Deen, Rachael Ray). Schrager chatted with New Times about some of Because at the end, he will come out the new events debuting in 2012. and ask what you thought it was. David New Times: There’s a different theme to the dinner-at-sea this year. Burke will definitely be there, and he’s Lee Schrager: We did a Michael’s Genuine boat cruise last year, and we’ve always wanted to big enough in stature to recognize. do something with salsa, so we’re doing a Salsa at Sea cruise with Doug Rodriguez and Aarón Any exciting chef who has never Sanchez. And I’m looking forward to Conscious Bite Out in the Sacred Space in Wynwood (with been to the festival coming this year? Geoffrey Zakarian). Roy Choi will be here; he’s the guy What will the food be like? who kind of started the food cart craze I don’t want to use the word vegetarian or vegan. It’s going to be a lot more. It’s geared toward in L.A. (Koji BBQ). There will also be a new demographic... This is probably not for the Burger Bash clientele. new chefs at Best of the Best. We keep What else is new? the names at that event fresh each year. We also have the Farm to Table Brunch at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden, with Michael Another big finish on tap? 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