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Chefs

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world. Not any chefs, these men and women cook for kings and queens and heads of state. The high honor to host the club went to the Inn at Little Washington, whose owners are chef Patrick O’Connell and Reinhardt Lynch.

This was only the second time the club has made one of its annual visits to America in its 16-year history.

“Many of the chefs had not been to Washington, D.C., let alone Little Washington,” said O’Connell, who prepared the menu for the evening.

Walter Scheib, the White House chef and present club president, had recommended the Inn, though the name was not unfamiliar to the visitors. Scheib is the White House’s first American chef ever, and he

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