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Win two tickets to Ryan Wells Foundation, Evening with the Chefs

Friday, May 2, 2014
How does a night of eating and drinking to support a great cause sound to you? If you are in the Tampa Bay area, you could have the choice to win an amazing night out. Ryan Wells Foundation, Evening with the Chefs, was one of my favorite events to attend in 2013. You can read about our night out by clicking here.
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First, a little about the event: Ryan Wells Evening with the Chefs is a delicious night out celebrating the life and dreams of Ryan Wells. Ryan became actively involved in the Culinary program at Tarpon Springs High School in his junior year. At this time, his plans to become a chef and attend college for the Culinary Arts blossomed. While returning home from a FRLA seminar at Johnson and Wales University in Miami, he was tragically killed in an automobile accident. You can read more about Ryan's story by clicking here.
photo from ryanwellsfoundation.com
The Ryan Wells Foundation carries on Ryan's dream while fulfilling the passion of young high school students aspiring to become chefs. Since its formation in 2005, The foundation has awarded 82 scholarships to Pinellas County students amounting to over $690,000!
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At Ryan Wells Evening with the Chefs, you will have the opportunity to interact with the student chefs while meeting  some of Pinellas Counties top chefs. The 2014 guest chef lineup includes: Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Executive Chef John Harris. Chef Doug Bebell of Mystic Fish. Chef Scott Bebell of Guppy's. Chef Tyson Grant of Parkshore Grill. Chef Mark Heimann of The Vinoy Renaissance Resort and Golf Club. Chef Mark Hyrcko of Island Way Grill. Chef Stephen Jordan of Sandpearl Resort. Chef Chris Ponte of Cafe Ponte. Chief Chocolate Officer William Brown of William Dean Chocolates.
photo from ryanwellsfoundation.com
While enjoying your delicious food, you can also sip on spirits, wine, and craft beer will also be provided by Coastal Wine & Spirits, Southern Wine & Spirits, and Palm Harbor House of Beer.
photo from ryanwellsfoundation.com
I have a pair of tickets to give away to this amazing event. Sadly, I will not be in attendance this year as my former roomate Tara is getting married that weekend and Evening with the Chefs falls on the same night as her rehearsal dinner. My only request is that whoever wins dines on delicious food and drink for me!
The Ryan Wells Foundation asks the participating chefs a question every year to be featured in their event program. They want to ask my readers the same question: If you could cook for anyone, living or deceased, who would it be a why? Answer in the comment field below and make sure you enter through the rafflecopter widget, as this is out I select my winners!
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  1. AllisonFriday, 02 May, 2014

    I think I'd probably cook for my family honestly! Especially the ones I don't get to see!

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  2. UnknownSaturday, 03 May, 2014

    If I could cook for anyone, I would cook for my grandfather, who recently passed away, and my grandmother who is still living. They were both such wonderful cooks and I would love to cook one of their specialties for them both! :)

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  3. bonpaul14Monday, 05 May, 2014

    For my grandma, so I could see her smile :)

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  4. UnknownMonday, 12 May, 2014

    I would cook for anyone I would cook for my great grandmother Isabel. She left too early and I never really got to meet her.

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  5. UnknownMonday, 12 May, 2014

    I would make french toast for my dad. It was one of the things he taught me to make and I feel special every time I make it.

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  6. E. BethshameMonday, 12 May, 2014

    I would love nothing more than to be able to cook one gourmet meal for my mom. If only so I could see her one more time and so she could see how beautiful her grandbabies are.

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  7. E. BethshameMonday, 12 May, 2014

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  8. AnonymousMonday, 12 May, 2014

    I would cook for someone who could help me. I want to be a good cook, but I struggle. Maybe this is what I need!!

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  9. Run DMTMonday, 12 May, 2014

    This sounds AH-MAZING! I would love to go!

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  10. Spencer AlaeeMonday, 12 May, 2014

    I would cook for my Grandma. I didn't learn to cook until after she was gone.

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  11. Sandwich GalMonday, 12 May, 2014

    I would cook for my Grandma. She passed away before I learned how to cook! She would be shocked and pleased.

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