Canadian Food Network Star found dead Food Network Canada chef Anthony Sedlak dies | Sympatico.ca TV Guide Damn, I watched 'The Main' a few times, it was pretty good. RIP |
Same here, it's pretty sad that he was so young and had a future. I watched the Main when it first came out and tried making a few of the things he made, they were :notbad: |
so young :( |
RIP Anthony Sedlak. I use to live near him and always see him around when he was opening up the Corner Suite Bistro at Thurlow & Smithe. That guy changed alot in the last few years. He went from the babyface chubby look on The Main (good show IMO) to dropping alot of weight, all out tattoo, hipster on a bike look when he was opening up the Corner Suite Bistro. I feel bad for him for opening up that restaurant too. Him and his investors took what seem forever to open up subsequently to fail 8 months later and selling out to what is now Ensemble (Canada Top Chef Dale Mckay) |
He was my wife's friend. A talented chef, but self-entitled and ungrateful. Find someone else who used to work with him and ask their opinion; I bet it won't be pretty. When he made it onto the food network, local papers ran a story about him. They contacted many of his old coworkers and bosses, none of them would even give a comment for the article since it would have been negative. |
^^^ seems like thats how it is for semi-prominent chefs if they reached a bit of fame when they were young they become humble after having a few low moments like restaurants close on them or they've been fired a few times etc heck thats true for most people let alone chefs; that's usually what holds them back from reaching even greater heights of success |
Holy shit, small world Use to work with this guy in the same kitchen up on Grouse Mountain. Talented for sure, but total fucking asshole. Would step over anybody just to show himself. |
^90% of chefs are like that. RIP. |
RIP. |
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but seriously what is an undiagnosed medical condition? I'd like to know why he died. |
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Yep, and when local small-time DJs keep dying, they always decline to give a cause. Most likely, prescription drugs + alcohol. |
I met Anthony Sedlak about a month ago at his new restaurant American Cheesesteak. He was super nice and hooked up a free milkshake. He talked about how he fell in love with the cheesesteak in Philly and wanted to bring it up here. He was also in the middle of filming a new show that was about finding the weirdest food in Canada, kinda like Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmerman. RIP. |
i too watched the main - i found it quite entertaining, was simple and i had no idea he was local, he had a weird accent. bery interestig to hear about how he was a dick, he was so clean cut on the show. but it is the food network after all. rip |
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Great a scholarship fund created in honor of a coke head. Common kids you to can be a great chef with a drug problem of your own! What a role model. |
So because someone does blow in an industry thats highly stressful they are a bad person? brofact: Most people do drugs. |
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Not specifically but it sure as hell makes them a terrible role model for youth. actualfact: Most people do not do drugs. |
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Tend to agree most people do some form of drug. Know my fair share of lawyers/doctors/chefs and people in the government that semi regularly do drugs. Include mj I'd say probably 25 don't / 45 casual / 30 hardcore. Posted via RS Mobile |
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Come on be real. |
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