Jump to content

RJ Cooper

Members
  • Posts

    390
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    12

Everything posted by RJ Cooper

  1. Charles, Judy, the R24 team and I, send to you and your family our prayers. We were just reminded of what a wonderful evening we got to share with you and Stephanie on your aniversary. The Frank Sinatra and Grateful Dead Evening will always be on our minds. The best for you and your family. We will jam to the Weather Suite on Monday into let it grow as loud as we can. God Bless.
  2. Bullet Points on Mosaic: yes I am working on a property in the Mosaic District. why not the city first? Edens and their team are fantastic and it is a different branch for the brand food: think back to vidalia days with less boundaries price point: not cheap but not expensive either size: 5200 sq ft main level 2100 sq ft roof top (140 seats & 70 on roof) Roof top: bar and 3 wood burning grills menus: will be different from roof top and the main dining room cocktails and spirits: hell yes driven and curated by bryan and myself wine & beer: yes when will we open? some time between 1.13-12.13 is it going to be cool? yes not as interactive as rogue but we will not be hiding as well name; GYPSY SOUL why Merrifield: 10 minutes by harley from my house...and the property is cutting edge will we do another property in the city? When we find the right building to buy. Any other information is highly secretive (we are still working out the details)
  3. This is a once in a lifetime chance to be at Rogue 24 for a spectacular evening with the great Patrick O'Connell cooking and collaborating with me and the team of Rogue 24.Please bid it is a great cause. http://www.biddingforgood.com/auction/item/Item.action?id=170523522
  4. So for our fall series of RogueSessions is with the great culinary god Patrick O'Connell and his team from the Inn of Little Washington. We started auctioning tables ate chef's best on Tuesday, however there is an online auction. This is a once in a lifetime dinner and going to be an extremely memorable night for the team at R24. If you were not at Chef'sBest and did not have a chance to bid and win a table for the Fall RogueSession with Patrick O'Connell and the team of Rogue 24 here is the link for the online auction. It is going on now. http://www.biddingfo...as=roguesession
  5. Rocks!!!!! You didn't eat enough shrooms or ingest enough bud to hear the dead.
  6. Well it's time to play a little more. R24 will start 2 promotions next week, Tuesday April 24. 1. 3 creations and 1 concoction. A chance to sample 3 plates from the journey menu with a cocktail concoction created by Bryan the Cheftender. Tell him the booz, style and let him create. 2. Evolution menu. A way to introduce R24 and its food philosopies on another level. The Evolution menu will be an 8 course degustation created to give mid week diners a shortened dining experience. This dining option will only be available Tuesday through Thursday evenings and a reservation must be made through CityEats or 202.408.9724. We will not be able to substitute or modify the Evolution menus. As well R24 will be closed April 28th, but R24 team will be jamming and cooking at this years Sweetlife Festival, hope to see you all there.
  7. So since I cant sit still and my teams average age is 26 I decided to join the Hipsters this year as a VIP concesions vendor at the Sweetlife festival. Menu of cool foods.......3 types of tacos yes 1 is chopped whole hog........5 haute dawgs 1 named after the Grateful Dead.......Ramen from a friend.....Snacks made on site a la minute (stoner food). The team doesnt understand about real festivals.........
  8. They got a superstar name Lukas Sousa yeah he is one of my x sous chefs from Vidalia went to work at #9 park for Barbera Lynch.
  9. Okay, so I'm coming down from my 7 day buzz, and was brought breakfast this morning. Hardboiled Egg, Cranberry-Corn Muffin, Oatmeal. Pretty fucking simple right? No NO NOOOOOOO. I cannot believe a world class hospital would produce food thats so inexcusable and unpalatable. The hire these people with a title called "CHEF". Come on now. I may not be the brightest on my floor but with the high cost of healthcare your fucking kitchen should produce neutering palatable food so one can feel comfort and heal. Instead a quaff of something that relics the concrete bar floor at 7 am on the west side of Detroit. So if I were to be chef for a day at JH (by the way world fucking class) here is my menu. Please interject. stone ground oats, brown sugar, sorghum broccoli quiche greek yogurt and berries 1/2 c chicken broth Does this sound complicated or simple? And what I am truly amazed about is that there are hotels the size of small towns that produce much better food at my guess a better food cost.
  10. So the next Rogue Sessions tickets go on sale Monday at 10 am through GiltCity.com. A baller chef from Dallas, Tim Byres will be here all week. His restaurant SMOKE is one of my top 10 restaurants in the country. Tim was the chef de cuisine for Stepen Pyles for 6 years. Named F&W best new chefs 2010. Tim brings a finesse to smoke and cured meats, creates ellegant dishes with superier artistic flare. Here is the link for tickets. http://www.giltcity.com/dc/rogue24session2 I'll be back in a few.
  11. Chefs will be announced 1 week before they cook at rogue. All ticket sales are going to be through GiltCity and then made on CityEats reservation system. So you have to buy your tickets through gilt and then make the reservation through cityeats. We will put info up on our website this week.
  12. Celebrity Chefs Rally Around Rogue 24 for Rogue Sessions, as Chef/Owner RJ Cooper Faces Open Heart Surgery Rogue 24, Gilt City D.C., and the Food Network’s CityEats Launch Rogue Sessions, kicking off January 10th, 2012. D.C.’s James Beard Award-winning Chef RJ Cooper will be forced to step away from his brand new restaurant Rogue 24 in January to undergo open-heart surgery to correct a genetic heart defect known as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which could be life-threatening if not treated. In his place, ten of RJ Cooper’s friends, and some of the nation’s most exciting chefs, will each take over Rogue 24 for a week during Rogue Sessions, including former Top Chef contestant Bryan Voltaggio and 2011 James Beard Oustanding Chef, José Andrés. The sessions will go from January 10th to March 17th, 2012. Gilt City Insider Amanda McClements (of Metrocurean) and Gilt City’s Chief Lifestyle Advisor Lee Schrager, founder of the Food Network’s South Beach and New York Food & Wine Festivals, have put together Rogue Sessions in partnership with Gilt City D.C. and the Food Network’s CityEats. Chef RJ Cooper says, "It’s in trying times that you appreciate the people you’ve surrounded yourself with. Chefs have always come together to support each other, whether borrowing tools, sharing techniques or supporting worthy causes. This is a natural extension of that support and I'm truly humbled and grateful for these very talented chefs." Chefs will be announced and seats will be sold 1-week in advance exclusively on Gilt City for $185 per person.This includes the 24-course dinner featuring twelve of the visiting chef’s dishes and twelve Rogue 24 favorites with wine and cocktail pairings by celebrity bartender Derek Brown and Beverage Director JP Fetherston. There will be 250 seats available per week (50 per night). Reservations will be handled by CityEats. Chef RJ Cooper will be donating a portion of each ticket to Share Our Strength, an organization he’s supported for 22 years, whose mission is to end childhood hunger in America. The first session will feature Chef Bryan Voltaggio of VOLT and the newly opened Lunchbox. Tickets go on sale Monday, January 2nd for the week of January 10th-14th. The roster of chefs include: José Andrés (Washington, D.C.) Chef/Owner of ThinkFoodGroup and 2011 James Beard Foundation’s Outstanding Chef Tim Byres (SMOKE - Dallas, TX) Chef/Owner of SMOKE Restaurant in Dallas, featured in Food & Wine Magazine as having one of the Ten Best Restaurant Dishes in America (December 2010) Jennifer Carroll (Philadelphia, PA) Chef/Owner of Carroll Couture Cuisine, formerly of 10Arts by Eric Ripert, Le Bernardin, and season 6 of Top Chef John Currence (Oxford, MS) Chef/Owner of City Grocery Restaurant Group, 2009 James Beard Foundation award for Best Chef South, and season 3 of Top Chef Masters Scott Drewno (Washington, D.C.) Chef of Wolfgang Puck’s The Source and the Restaurant Association of Metropolitan Washington’s 2010 Chef of the Year Katsuya Fukushima (Washington, D.C.) Chef/Owner of the much anticipated Ramen restaurant Daikaya opening in 2012 and formerly of minibar and Café Atlantico Spike Gjerde (Baltimore, MD) Chef/Owner of Woodberry Kitchen and Baltimore’s preeminent Chef Nancy Oakes (Boulevard - San Francisco, CA) Chef/Owner of Boulevard, James Beard Foundation award for Best Chef California, and San Francisco’s most beloved Chef David Posey (Chicago, IL) Chef of 4-star restaurant Blackbird and formerly of Alinea
×
×
  • Create New...