Lola hosts Dos Casas benefit for Brent's Place

Nancy Levine April 20, 2012 9:46AM

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On Wednesday night, Lola hosted its fifth annual Dos Casas event benefiting Brent's place -- but the diners packed into every corner of the restaurant were the real beneficiaries, since they got to enjoy the fare of some of Denver's top chefs, who all donated their efforts.

Here's what they cooked up for the cause:

Goose Sorensen of Solera and Pete Marczyk of Marczyk Fine Foods cooperated on the passed apps for the VIP party. Troy Guard of TAG and TAG|RAW BAR created the kampachi shooter amuse. The chilaquiles rojo app was created by Brandon Biederman of Steuben's and Paul C. Reilly of Encore on Colfax.

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Nancy Levine

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