Attention foodie fans: Two S.D. chefs match wits and wiles with culinary counterparts on two TV series
Not just one, but two renowned San Diego chefs are competing on national cooking shows within days of one another.
On June 19, ARLO gourmet chef Josh Mouzakes will rumble in the Food Network’s “Beachside Brawl.” This new six-week series that airs Sundays at 10 p.m. pits five prominent East Coast chefs against five on the West Coast to see which coast offers the tastiest summer dishes.When judges rule, the winner may be the “beast of the East” or the “best of the West,” trumpets the show promo.
Although no stranger to competition, this was Mouzakes’ first time on a Food Network show. But his TV premiere had an ominous start. It wasn’t quite the chef’s “catch of the day” but was a testament to Mouzakes’ crisis response, a key ingredient to kitchen survival. After the excitement, he resumed his phone conversation with the casting scout who cleared Mouzakes for a Zoom interview with his boss.
Cooking assignments for the premiere included a food item on a stick, a fried item, something in a bun, something cheesy and a sweet treat. Summer showdowns over the six weeks ranged from budget seafood banquets and boardwalk bake sales to luxury yacht fare and tropical destination dinners.
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