ADVISORY/El Pollo Loco Hosts 12th Annual Perfect Pollo Challenge.Calendar Editors/Restaurant Writers ADVISORY...for Tuesday Tuesday: see week. (Dec. 2) LOS LOS Length of stay, see there ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 25, 2003 The Competition Sizzles as the Final Six Compete for Cash and Prizes in a Heated Cook-off cook-off n. A cooking competition. to Name El Pollo Loco's Top Cook
WHAT: El Pollo Loco celebrates the art of cooking Perfect Pollo at
its 12th Annual Perfect Pollo Challenge. The event
recognizes and rewards the grilling expertise that put El
Pollo Loco on the map.
The competition brings to an exciting finish months of
regional rounds. The top six finalists, selected from the
more than 1,000 cooks in El Pollo Loco's 316 restaurants,
will compete for a $2,000 grand prize and the title of Grand
Grill Master as they fire up the grill and demonstrate their
cooking expertise in a contest to determine who prepares the
best chicken at El Pollo Loco.
A panel of chicken connoisseurs from across the company will
judge the finalists. Also sampling the chain's top chicken
will be celebrity judges:
-- Chris Jackson, Offensive Specialist and all-time leading
receiver and scorer for the Los Angeles Avengers
-- David Rolas, a pioneer of the emerging hip-hop scene
whose debut album "Nuestra Vida" (Our Life) is generating
major acclaim as an exciting fusion of Urban Hip-Hop and
Regional Mexican music
-- Carlos Jimenez, up and coming artist of the Regional
Mexican/Mariachi genre in the United States and Mexico
whose new album "Cuando No Estas Conmigo" (When You Are
Not With Me) blends romantic overtones with his signature
style of current Mariachi music
WHERE: El Pollo Loco restaurant located at:
5319 West Sunset Boulevard
(corner of Sunset and Serrano Street)
Los Angeles, CA 90027
WHEN: Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2003
8 a.m.-10 a.m.
WHY: As the nation's leader in citrus marinated, flame-grilled
chicken, the legacy of El Pollo Loco began in 1975 when
Pancho Ochoa opened his first roadside chicken stand in the
town of Guasave on Mexico's Pacific Coast. He named it El
Pollo Loco and began serving chicken the same way his mother
did -- marinated in a family recipe of special herbs,
spices, and fruit juices and then carefully flame-grilled to
perfection. Through the years, the art of grilling perfect
pollo has been passed down from cook to cook in El Pollo
Loco restaurants throughout the West. El Pollo Loco pays
tribute to the grilling expertise and artistry that made it
famous at its annual Perfect Pollo Challenge.
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