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Two great chefs cook off. One lucky winner flies off (to Maui)
It may have been pouring rain outside, but a few lucky souls were granted a reprieve at Vancouver magazine’s Maui pop-up party on December 7 at Yaletown’s Blue Water Cafe + Raw Bar. In addition to staying dry they also had a chance to sample some tropically-inspired creations by Blue Water Cafe Chef Frank Pabst and Francois Millet, executive chef at the Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas. The evening was, by all accounts, a welcome vacation—albeit a regrettably brief one.Photos by Sheldon Coxford