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Atlantic City Restaurant Week Kickoff

Food Network champion Chef Deb Pellegrino joins other top chefs at charity preview event Feb. 28

By Lori Hoffman
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Harrah’s Resorts executive pastry chef, Deborah Pellegrino, has announced she will provide her own desserts for “A Taste of Atlantic City Restaurant Week.” The exclusive preview event takes place Tuesday, Feb. 28, from 6:30 to 8:30pm, at the Atlantic City Country Club.  

The limited-ticket event will offer a VIP preview of some of the restaurants that are participating in Atlantic City Restaurant Week March 4-10. Restaurant Week features some of the top area restaurants offering special menus with a prix fixe price of $33.12 for dinner and $15.12 for lunch. The preview event at the Atlantic City Country Club will raise funds for area charities. Only 300 tickets will be sold, at $35.00 each. Tickets are available only online

The ticket price includes the tasting and music by the 6-piece Entourage Band. There will be a cash bar. The restaurants will serve some items that will be included on their special Restaurant Week menus, as well as specialties from their regular menus.

Chef Pellagrino, a graduate of the Academy of Culinary Arts in at Atlantic Cape Community College, won the Food Network’s “Chocolate Myths” competition last July on the Food Network® Challenge TV show. She combines an art background with pastry baking to create whimsical desserts that have an uncanny resemblance to other items, such as pastries made to look like elegant evening bags.

One hundred percent of proceeds from the Restaurant Week preview will benefit the Community FoodBank of NJ/Southern Branch, CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), Alcove of Atlantic County and the Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority Foundation.

The event is sponsored by Atlantic City Country Club (Presenting Sponsor) and the Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority, producers of Atlantic City Restaurant Week. Advance ticket purchases are recommended due to the limited number available; tickets sold at the door will be limited to the balance of tickets not sold in advance.

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