Two Denver chefs will test their skills on TV cooking shows

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Bruto’s Byron Gomez checks into “Last Bite Hotel,” while Stone Cellar Bistro’s Brandon Kerr tests the fires in “Hell’s Kitchen.”

Denver chefs know their way around a kitchen, and many of them are also quite comfortable in reality TV show kitchens as well. Two more will join the ranks of celebrity chefs beginning this month with the airing of two cooking competition shows.The group has been “invited to a remote hotel for a game of resourcefulness and creativity,” according to the show’s media material.

Gomez, who has cooked in Michelin-starred restaurants like Café Boulud, Atera and Eleven Madison Park, appeared on “Top Chef: Portland” in 2021 and later moved to Colorado. The other Colorado chef who will take a star turn this month is Brandon Kerr, who helped open Stone Cellar Bistro, a fine-dining restaurant at 7605 Grandview Ave. in Arvada.this week that Kerr had been away from the kitchen there for a month while he was filming and competing on Gordon Ramsay’s “Hell’s Kitchen,” season 23,Renck: Broncos coach Sean Payton failed Bo Nix with 44 pass plays. Fair or not, he can’t have bad days with this team.

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