Cochon 555 meant five chefs cooking five heritage pigs, with five winemakers pouring. I pigged out on pig, but just what am I doing there between Jason Franey, executive chef at Canlis, and Armandino Batali, father of Mario and founder of Seattle’s Salumi?
Stay tuned for a fuller report. I’ve got tons of photos to sort through first, and some pork still to digest…
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Jay Friedman is a freelance food writer and gastronaut—global explorer of things gourmet and, well, not-so-gourmet. Born and raised in New York (and missing those back-east bagels), Jay says he came to Seattle in 1999 because "there's great produce here." He’s dabbled in classes at Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration, taken cooking classes around the world, cooked as a Vermont inn-sitter, worked as a waiter, and evolved into an omnivoracious eater.
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