Chef Paul Prudhomme was setting up his tent at the Zurich Classic (golf) in New Orleans when he felt something on his arm and thought he was stung by a bee.When he opened his shirt sleeve, a .22 calibre bullet fell to the ground!
Fortunately for Chef Prudhomme, the bullet was apparently not aimed at him, but had simply fallen, probably shot from somewhere within a mile-and-a-half radius of the golf course.The chef's shirt was torn and his skin was cut, but he was back to cooking within five minutes.
So he wasn't shot at, but I still like to think that chefs, given what they do in their tiny restaurant kitchens, are invincible.

It seems just about everyone has been transformed into a foodie thanks to such media phenomena as Top Chef and the Food Network. These days the gourmet brigade includes astronauts.
Agnostic
of your preference for men or women, the hot chefs on the Food Network, well, they know they're hot. They're
entirely crush-worthy and would make ideal fantasy Valentine's dates - they're personable, they have great taste in
wine, and best of all, they can cook. If marital status weren't an issue, my top Valentine's Day picks would
be:
Alton Brown is hitting the highway in 2006 to bring
the food network a new show, Feasting on Asphalt. The show will chronicle Alton’s road trip across the US on Route
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