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Slow Food Gets Maxed Out at 3030

This month's Slow Food Glades to Coast dinner, on Thursday January 15, focuses on our local waters with a meal hosted by Chef Dean James Max at 3030 Ocean in Fort Lauderdale. Max, as we know, has a masterly way with anything that sports fins, scales, or claws, and his...
By Gail ShepherdJanuary 12, 2009
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This month’s Slow Food Glades to Coast dinner, on Thursday January 15, focuses on our local waters with a meal hosted by Chef Dean James Max at 3030 Ocean in Fort Lauderdale. Max, as we know, has a masterly way with anything that sports fins, scales, or claws, and his menu for the event includes Whitewater clams, Key West shrimp, and local wahoo — all of it sustainable, politically correct, and delicious — sea creatures you can eat and fish for without guilt. Our local waters are being depleted of edible sea life to the point that your grandkids might never taste a fried grouper sandwich, so projects like

The night kicks off with a champagne reception at 6:30. of your 5 all-inclusive tab goes to support local Slow Food projects. Reserve your place by calling Nicole or Corey at 954-765-3129.As an added bonus, you’ll get to sample the work of chef de cuisine Paula de Silva, who’s a contestant on this season’s Hell’s Kitchen! The show airs this month.”>

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