Dig into 5 tons of sand and mad clams at the Piazza

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Dig into 5 tons of sand and mad clams at the Piazza

POSTED: Tuesday, September 29, 2009, 3:00 PM
Filed Under: Food Blogs | Food Events
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Giant clams fleeing before

the giant clambake

Design Philadelphia, now in its fifth year exalting all things as pleasing to the eye as they are useful, is getting down with the food crowd with Dining By Design, a new series of events highlighting creativity and innovation in the kitchen.

They invited OpenChefAMe masterminds Bart Mroz and Jesse Middleton and uber-bearded Web cooking-show-host Tim Crowe of Eating Crowe to come up with an event for Design Philadelphia's week-long program. The men went big, joining their skill sets to bring you a small sea's worth of clams, crab, lobster, mussels and 5 tons of sand in which to cook them.� Also sausage, which is generally not found in the ocean, but goes with mollusks like Ritz crackers and spray-on cheese.

The Piazza at Schmidt's (N. Second St. & Germantown Ave.) is hosting the party on Wednesday, October 7 from 6 to 8 p.m., with burger lounge P.Y.T. offering drink specials to complement the intoxicating shellfish liquor.� Tim Crowe and team will be filming a live episode of Eating Crowe to add to the frenetic atmosphere of consumption.� Tickets are $25; get them here on OpenChefAMe.com.


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