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   SFChefs 2010
Participating Chefs & Restaurateurs

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Matthew Accarrino
Reylon Agustin
Gaston Alfaro
Kim Alter
Joey Altman
Bridget Batson
David Bazirgan
Sophiane Benaouda
Eric Berg
Bill Berkowitz
Jason Berthold
Jennifer Biesty
Elizabeth Binder
Eddie Blyden
Doug Borkowski
Sarah Burchard
David Burke
Marisa Churchill
Steven Connolly
Chris Cosentino
Dominique Crenn
Gary Danko
Ranjan Dey
Mark Dommen
Jared Doob
Gordon Drysdale
Khai Duong
Dmitry Elperin
Brett Emerson
Alan Fairhurst
Elizabeth Falkner
Janine Falvo
Antelmo Faria
Ryan Farr
Tyler Florence
Nick Flores
Mark Franz
Andrea Froncillo
Matt Garcia
Robyn Sue Goldman
Mark Gordon
Lynn Gorfinkle
Jessica Gorin
Suzette Gresham-Tognetti
Robert Helstrom
Bruce Hill
Gerald Hirigoyen
Adrian Hoffman
Perry Hoffman
Erik Hopfinger
Jean-Francois Houdre
Scott Howard
Adam Jones
Deepak Kaul
Douglas Keane
Hubert Keller
Matt Kerley
Darren Lacy
Mourad Lahlou
Robert Lam
David Lawrence
Dennis Lee
Brian Leitner
Robbie Lewis
Jennie Lorenzo
Emily Luchetti
Kelly MacDonald
Munther Massarweh
Thomas McNaughton
Peter McNee
Glenn Meyers
Michael Mina
Anjan Mitra
Jim Modesitt
Michael Morrison
Michael Munoz
Chad Newton
Grace Nguyen
Mattin Noblia
Sean O'Toole
Nancy Oakes
Alexander Ong
Kelvin Ott
Orlando Pagan
Armando Paniagua
Roland Passot
Giancarlo Paterlini
Bruce Paton
Daniel Patterson
Matt Paul
Cindy Pawlcyn
Melissa Perello
Robert Petzold
Charles Phan
Paul Piscopo
Michael Recchiuti
Gary Rulli
Jeffrey Saad
Steve Sarver
Steve Scarabosio
Daniel Scherotter
Ryan Scott
Liza Shaw
Gregory Short
Josiah Slone
Kory Stewart
Craig Stoll
Anthony Strong
Mark Sullivan
Staffan Terje
Josh Thomsen
Andy Tonozuka
Parke Ulrich
Justin Wangler
Kevin Weber
Joanne Weir
Laura Werlin
Phil West
Percy Whatley
Banks White
Laurine Wickett
Arnold Eric Wong
Hoss Zare

Anthony Strong  —   Delfina

Anthony Strong, 27, might be known for his way with Italian food but he cut his teeth on French technique, working as the sous chef at Vincent-a contemporary French restaurant in Minneapolis and from there at NYC's world-renowned Le Bernardin. In 2005 Anthony moved to San Francisco for fresher ingredients as well as a fresh perspective on cooking. He landed at Delfina working with James Beard-winning chef Craig Stoll who has since taught him to be humbled by the simple things-from the art of pizza dough to an appreciation of housemade ricotta-all of which make up the rustic but sophisticated dishes for which Deflina and its two pizzerias have become famous (famous enough to have their "Panna Pie" be ranked third in the U.S. by GQ's lauded critic Alan Richman). This fall, Anthony will take the helm at Delfina's fourth restaurant which will be located along the popular Valencia Street corridor in the Mission District. The yet-to-be named restaurant will feature a Roman menu, as well as a full bar with cocktails.