Former presidential chef Walter Scheib dishes up a succulent dinner and equally juicy gossip at tonights Direct From the White House event. While guests nosh on a five-course meal at the Carousel Dinner Theatre, Scheib (who cooked for Bill Clinton and George W. Bush) will talk about his new book, The White House Chef. The memoir-cum-cookbook reveals recipes of First Family staples like braised pork tenderloin and sweet-potato soup. Scheib — who was replaced by one of his assistants a couple of years ago — will also spill the beans on the presidents favorite foods. Despite rumors and punch lines, Clinton rarely ate Big Macs, he says. And Dubya lives for leftovers.
Mon., March 19
This article appears in Mar 14-20, 2007.
