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Anthony Amoroso

Italian/American chef

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Anthony Amoroso was a chef.

Anthony Amoroso is an Italian-American chef who is a Corporate Executive Chef at BRGuest Hospitality formerly Executive Chef at SeaBlue at The Borgata in Atlantic City, New Jersey and was a winner on the Iron Chef America episode Battle Branzino in 2009.

Early life and education Amoroso grew up in an Italian-American family in Jersey City, New Jersey. Amoroso moved to New York City and began working under Chef Rick Moonen as a sous chef and then advanced to chef de cuisine at Oceana.

In 2003, Amoroso relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada after being hired by Chef Michael White to be the opening Executive Chef at Fiamma Trattoria and Bar at the MGM Grand Las Vegas.

In the fall of 2008, Amoroso provided several recipes for Men's Fitness magazine. While working at Michael Mina's, Amoroso participated in the Food Network show Iron Chef America where he defeated Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto in a battle featuring branzino.

In September 2009, Amoroso returned to the east coast as Executive Chef at Mina's SeaBlue at the Borgata in Atlantic City. His Iron Chef America episode originally aired on October 18, 2009.

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Hudson County Community College

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