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GRAMMY 2017 RECAP: MEAL AND A SPIEL KNOWS HOW TO PARTY!

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February 22, 2017

The Grammy Awards is THE biggest night of the year for the music industry. For the entire weekend, nominees and celebrities are invited to wine and dine at all kinds of exclusive events. And guess who catered one such VIP luxury lounge AND took home the award for Best Menu of the Year?? Oh yeah baby, yours truly!

And boy did we serve it to them. We’re talking made-to-order latkes, my famous Jewish Sicilian chicken meatballs, and No-Noodle Lasagna from my first ever online cooking course, coming soon!! And for dessert we served McConnell’s sweet cream ice cream (family owned in Santa Barbara by my dear lifelong friend Michael Palmer and his wife Eva) with Meal and a Spiel specialty blood orange olive oil drizzle from Chacewater Winery. YUM. Palettes were singing, hot latkes were flying off the pan, it was beautiful.

Not to mention there was all the schmoozing I got to do with Hollywood’s finest. Like Kandi Burruss from Real Housewives of Atlanta, Stephen Kramer Glickman from the Warner Bros animated film Storks, and many others. Definitely going to pencil in the Grammys for next year.

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Kandi Burruss, Songwriter/ Producer/Real Housewife of Atlanta

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Two funny Jews: Stephen Kramer Glickman, Storks & Elana Horwich, Miss Meal and a Spiel

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Casper Smart, Creative Director

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Drew Chadwick, Music Artist

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Chetti, Singer/Songwriter/Recording Artist

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Pandora Vanderpump, Vanderpump Rules

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