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Frank Bonanno helps kick off DU's Vin Festival tonight

The University of Denver is hosting its fourth annual Vin Festival this week, with food, wine, music and arts courtesy of the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality. Chef/restauranteur Frank Bonanno will join the festivities tonight, cooking up a five-course wine dinner. See also: - Frank Bonanno admits he's a "dick"...
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The University of Denver is hosting its fourth annual Vin Festival this week, with food, wine, music and arts courtesy of the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality. Chef/restauranteur Frank Bonanno will join the festivities tonight, cooking up a five-course wine dinner.

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1st Course: Fruit de Mare -- Shrimp, Calamari, Octopus, Sherry Vinegar, Fennel, Onion, Celery

2nd Course: Escargot -- Garlic, Parsley, Toasted Brioche, Gouda Fondu, Butter-Braised Leeks

3rd Course: Goat Cheese Cavatelli -- Colorado Lamb Bolognaise

4th Course: Tender Belly Pork Loin -- Crème Friache, Fingerling Potato Salad, Charcute, Mustard Demi

5th Course: Chocolate Peanut Butter Mousse Cake, Raspberry

Bonanno and his team will prepare the meal and visit with guests throughout the night. Proceeds from the dinner, which costs $125 and begins at 6 p.m., will fund scholarships to the school. Visit the website to purchase tickets.

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