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Friday, January 23, 2009

UPDATED: Chef John Tesar departs Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek in Dallas

Updated 02:06 p.m., January 24, 2009

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— Chef John Tesar has left the employ of the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, says Nancy N. The publicist also called Kim. THEN she called Pegasus News. She says she was going alphabetically. A likely story, Mansion publicist! After all, "Gubbins" does come before "Nichols" or "Pierce". It's the only benefit to having a name like Gubbins. Maybe she's using a different alphabet.

Eats had a rumor about Tesar's departure earlier in the week (by Christopher Wynn, who clearly would come last in any alphabetical face-off). Looking forward to a press release with more details coming soon!

UPDATE: "The Brad" has an item up, the substance of which is off-the-record, but with the implication that Tesar will be staying in Dallas and doing his own place.

Posted by T.G.


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Nancy Nichols Verified

She was using a former food critic's rolodex. I'm filed under Ahole. (Can I say that, Mike?)

9 months, 2 weeks ago ( Link to this comment | Suggest removal )

Mike Orren Staff

You just did ;-)

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alexander troup Verified

Changing of the guard in Hotel fashion and assembly for 2009, from street signs to airports, the Chef's of Dallas are also going to find a ketchen bare or remolded, the whole city is going though a massive make over, for the 21st century statement... DALLAS,... The Chicago of the North Texas Region...for the 21st Century.

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Scott Anonymous

The publicist probably figured you already knew about it, TG.

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Mateo Anonymous

It was probably an honest mistake or by the whining you're doing, she might actually know you...lol.

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Teresa Gubbins Staff

scott, i like your new(ish) avatar. it's like a rorschach test. it says nothing and yet it speaks volumes

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tx_dem41 Anonymous

"and yet it speaks volumes."

Heck, I thought my internet connection was slow.

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Russ Vandeveerdonk Verified

Why did he jump?? He should have stayed, too many chefs jump from place to place!!

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alexander troup Verified

The changing of the guard in terms of chef's is an intresting time frame to now observe, Dallas has been a food Captiol for many decades,and it will continue, while more news is to come on 56 over at Reunion, until then..A/T, Chef Boy Are Dee.

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Billusa99 Anonymous

Scott is the Shultzie of commenters - I see NUT-TING!

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Teresa Gubbins Staff

billusa, i don't want to correct you on a public forum but i believe that is spelled "nut-tink"

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Donna Chen Verified

Tried to edge out some information from an insider, couldn't get much beyond "he resigned."

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Billusa99 Anonymous

Tank-you, tg.

"The Brad" knows "Johhny!" Oooooh, I'm so tinkly all over....

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TLS Anonymous

It is alphabetical if you are listed as "D Magazine", "Dallas Morning News", and then "Pegasus". Make like the plumbers do and change your name to AAAAPegasus.

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