Chefs & Restaurants
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- Chef Brian Landry
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- Chef Chris Lusk
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- Chef Lee Richardson
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- Chef Lee Richardson
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- Chef Brian Landry in action at the 2011 Boston Seafood Show.
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- Chef Brian Landry
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- Chef Poppy Tooker (right)
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- Chef Susan Spicer
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- Chef Chris DeBarr
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- White House Executive Chef Cris Comerford
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- Washington Chef Jeff Tunks
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- Chef Lionel Robin is so confident in the quality of Louisiana seafood that Tabasco and he have partnered to add a new canned frozen etouffee and gumbo bearing the Tabasco label.
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- Chef Lionel Robin, Tabasco’s hospitality chef and owner of Robin’s Restaurant in Henderson, La, never uses anything but genuine Louisiana seafood.
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- Chef Greg Volle of the Illinois Governor’s Mansion.
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- Chef Greg Volle of the Illinois Governor’s Mansion.
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- Chef Dean Max of 3030 Ocean Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, Fl.
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- Chef Dean Max of 3030 Ocean Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, Fl.
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- Executive Chef Chris Lusk of Café Adelaide in New Orleans.
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- Executive Chef Chris Lusk of Café Adelaide in New Orleans.
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- Executive Chef Chris Lusk of Café Adelaide in New Orleans.
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- Chef Dean Max of 3030 Ocean Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, FL, was crowned the King of American Seafood.
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- Chef Chris Lusk of Cafe Adalaide will represent Louisiana after winning the state cook-off in the Super Dome.
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- Tommy Cvitanovich of Drago’s Seafood Restaurant created charbroiled oysters, the signature dish that has become yet another Gulf Coast tradition jeopardized by BP oil.
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- The reach of Conie Towssends shrimp gumbo’s reputation is second only to the Southern hospitality at the Sportsman’s Paradise in Terrebonne Bay, La.
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- Jerry Amato, owner of Mother’s Restaurant in New Orleans. During a typical week, Mother’s Restaurant cooks 800 – 1000 pounds of shrimp, 60 – 70 gallons of oysters, and 200 pounds each of catfish and crawfish.
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- Leah Chase, the 87-year old soul food chef often referred to as the Queen of Creole Cuisine.
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- Chef John Besh at August Restaurant in New Orleans, La.
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- Chef John Besh is dedicated to the seafood and culinary riches of southern Louisiana.
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