Scot Nery’s // CrAsH COurSe //

by Scott Beale on January 20, 2005 · 0 comments

Scot Nery

Check out Scot Nery cooking, juggling, & getting hurt at // CrAsH COurSe // every week, Friday through Sunday at CLIMATE theater in San Francisco.

This week’s guest is Will Franken and the theme is “Super Hero Business Meetings”.

Crash Course is the second generation of Scot Nery’s ridiculous cooking shows. It’s like a televised cooking show without quality instruction. Fun recipes cooked to fun themes with fun guest chefs. It guarantees to be super fantastic. Every week the theme, guest and meal change. Come, laugh, cheer, and nibble on some unusual grub.

UPDATE: Here are my photos from Scot’s January 24th show.

Here Are A Few Related Posts You Might Enjoy:

- Photos: Scot Nery’s Crash Course

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- J.G. Ballard (1930-2009), Author of Crash & The Atrocity Exhibition

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