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Bobby Flay To Challenge Gillian Clark in a Fried Chicken Throwdown


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From the Food Network:

Renaissance woman Gillian Clark is a woman of many interests, but it’s her golden Fried Chicken recipe that she serves out of her Silver Spring, Maryland restaurant ‘The General Store and Post Office Tavern,” that has guests heading in from all over for a taste of this home fried delicacy. The heat is on! Will Bobby finally win a Fried Chicken Throwdown or will he be fried? Can this battle be put to bed once and for all? Only one way to find out – a Fried Chicken Throwdown!

Program airs Jan. 19th at 8:30pm.

And in other Chef Gillian Clark news – she has set up a Web site for her most recently announced restaurant – Kitchen on K Street – to be located at 250 K Street NE in NoMa.

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