Our Corporate Chef Kyle Vermulen is Hot.   A Hot Chef.
He is setting out to prove it at the first annual HOT CHEF! a blazing kick off party and competition for the new Mosby Museum and Education Center in Warrenton, Virginia.

Hot Chef! will take on some very popular cooking reality shows and will feature well known local chefs from the area’s best venues, onboard are to date are:

À la Carte, Kyle Vermeulen
Claire’s, Claire Lamborne
Foti’s, Frank Maragos
French Hound, John Birkitt
Frogs and Friends, Sean Goodarzi
Iron Bridge, Woody Isaac
Marriot Ranch, JC Conklin
One Block West, Ed Matthews
Poplar Springs, Howard Foer
Red Fox Inn, Greg Lockridge

Judges onboard.
Mary Beth Albright - Restaurant Critic DC Magazine
Barry Dixon - Celebrated Interior Designer
Todd Gray - Executive Chef/Co-Owner of the widely acclaimed Equinox restaurant
Mike O’Meara - Syndicated Radio Talk Show Host

A Great Sponsorship Opportunity
To Benefit the Mosby Museum
and Education Center

A Sizzling Cooking Competition
Featuring 10 Local Chefs and
4 Celebrity Judges
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19th Century Ingredients
Modern Menus
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Brentmoor House
173 Main Street Warrenton, Virginia
Sunday, August 10th 4:00 to 9:00pm

For information on Sponsorship opportunities
for your company for this Invitation Only event,
call Brooke Gilliam, at 540.454.4950.

Get a sneak peek into the A a Carte Kitchen. When you don't have a crowd, enjoy our fare at home.

Spice it up with the cruncy bite of a fantasic Gazpacho Salad. Recipe>
Bask in the comfortable heat of Chicken Fajiita Rolls. Recipe>

Even Hot Chefs want to cool down. Summer picnics can have the best of both. Now through September are great times to have a company picnic in the rain. Rain Room that is. We have all sorts of water related fun to round out your Summer event. Slip N Slide, Water Slide, Dunk Tanks and more, they are all here.

Not sure about the perfect venue to make a splash? Just ask, we have lots of ideas and places ready to make this year's summer party oh so hot and cool.

Sticky or sultry? Well sultry of course. Take advantage of our longer days and the sundown cool-down. Summer nights are a great time for romantic get togethers.

Appeal to both sexes with table settings dotted with copper lanterns and simple candles, underlay with earth tones and add some sparkle with metallic fabrics, often reserved for December holidays.

Discreetly place fans around to gently blow gauzy drapes hung on a porch and you have an instant balmy evening. It is just perfect for relaxing on a chaise and sampling sumptuous fare.