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		<title>By: Swined &#38; Dined! Cochon 555 Returns to NYC on March 21 &#124; WINED &#38; DINED</title>
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		<dc:creator>Swined &#38; Dined! Cochon 555 Returns to NYC on March 21 &#124; WINED &#38; DINED</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] They&#8217;re baaaaack!  Praise the lard.  Our favorite food and drink event from last year is returning for some more wining and swining. Cochon 555 is a culinary event featuring 5 chefs, 5 heritage pigs and 5 winemakers with the chefs squaring off in a friendly competition for a good cause.  This year the event is taking place at Pier 60 at Chelsea Piers on March 21st ($125 general admission; $175 VIP; ticket info).  It all started in Atlanta where event founder Brady Lowe is from and has grown to become an 11-city event.  The 5 chefs for the NYC stop include Mark Ladner (Del Posto), Marco Canora (Hearth), Adam Kaye (Blue Hill at Stone Barns), Gavin Kaysen (Cafe Boulud), and last year&#8217;s winner Corwin Kave (Fatty &#8216;Cue).  The VIP Butcher is Tom Mylan from The Meat Hook.  The VIP experience starts early with a special wine tasting, artisanal cheese reception, signature cocktails, craft beers and a &#8220;meat&#8221; and greet with the chefs, winemakers and judges.  Each chef gets a 125lb heritage pig Each 125 lb pig that can be pre-cooked, braised, grilled, pressed, pickled, rubbed, smoked, seared, sauced, spiced, injected, marinated, cured in any way, or otherwise prepared. Guests then get to taste all the chef creations during a 2.5 hour walk-around.  I&#8217;m telling you this is a DO-NOT-MISS EVENT.  Get your tickets before they sell out.  You will not be disappointed.  Check out our coverage from last year&#8217;s Cochon 555 event here. [...]</description>
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