I didn’t have any shrimp, it was for my sister, plus I’m allergic to seafood but my sister put Chef Elliott Farmer’s Soul Shaking Seasoning on it and apparently, she loved it because she left my house with one of my bottles of seasoning! Later she said, “I’ve been putting Chef Elliott Seasoning on everything”
About Chef Elliott: (from www.chefelliott.com) Food Network's Cutthroat Kitchen star, Author, Speaker, Personality and Radio Host, Chef Elliott, an Atlanta native, is honored to share his passion for cooking and his childhood collection of signature recipe tips with the community. He has been requested by various culinary institutions and restaurants to share his creations within the United States and abroad. In a recent interview, he insisted,
“Cooking is my life! It takes some people a lifetime to experience the collision of their passion and purpose. Mine occurred when I was just 5 years old. Since then, I’ve been living both my passion and my purpose.”
Chef Elliott is famous for his unique menus from soul food capitals to dishes that are sophisticated in flavor, yet true to their origins. His menus are casual, creative, and authentic. As his roots stem from the south, he creates dishes that combine comfort with a fusion of ethnic flavors.
Chef Elliott Farmer, one of America’s preferred food creators and television and radio personalities, has been selected as one of the top 3 out of 30 Chefs to feature their craft and client events on LIVE television, on Food Network’s upcoming, unscripted TV series. The name of the show will be announced shortly!
This Atlanta-based show will feature high-end catering companies in the metropolitan area and will provide a glimpse into the inner workings and behind the scenes of some of the most creative, extravagant and beautiful events in Atlanta. Chef Elliott’s catering firm, Farmer’s Gourmet Catering, will be one of the culinary enterprises, highlighted on the weekly show. So, stay tuned for further details.
Jermaine Sainis the host/ creator of a talk show called When We Speak. After exiting the U.S. Army in 2003, as a Medical Sergeant, Jermaine began pursuing a career in music after he auditioned for American Idol in 2005, in Austin, Texas.
