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Have you ever wondered where Danny Serfer gets his veggies for Blue Collar’s veg chalkboard? Or how Sanguich de Miami toasts their Cubanos so perfectly? Get answers to these and all of your burning culinary questions with help from #AskChefsAnything, a nonprofit organization that raises money for restaurants’ immigrant workforces by auctioning off one-on-one sessions with chefs and restaurateurs.
The nationwide initiative has made its way to cities such as Philadelphia and Los Angeles, and lands in Miami today, May 27, through Sunday, May 31. Locally, #AskChefsAnything has partnered with the Chef’s Warehouse to provide groceries to households connected to WeCount Miami. Up for grabs are the brains and ears of notable hospitality professionals such as Michelle Bernstein and Michael Schwartz, plus Antonio Bachour and Giorgio Rapicavoli—both of whom have spots at Time Out Market Miami.
Bids start at $100 and winners get a 30-minute Zoom call with their choice chef, restaurant owner or food writer (yep, they’re on there, too) to swap recipes, share tips and talk about all things food and drink. You only have four days to make a move and learn a thing or two from the pros—so get moving or forever eat burnt toast.
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