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A mere three months after helping to open Claudia's Steakhouse, executive chef Brad Race has departed from the glitzy Latin-accented steakhouse downtown.
And none other than Claudia herself -- owner Claudia Rivas -- is taking over the kitchen.
Owner Claudia Rivas has taken over as chef at her steakhouse downtown. (Deb Lindsey for The Washington Post)
Race called the split a mutual decision, adding that he and Rivas "just decided to go different ways." His departure transpired earlier this week. The former chef de cuisine at Bearnaise, Spike Mendelsohn's French bistro on Capitol Hill in which Race remains a partner, said he's currently exploring other options for his next gig.
"It's been a very difficult, tough decision to make," Rivas said, explaining that she and Race had different visions for what the restaurant should be.
Rivas said she's adding new dishes to the restaurant's offerings, including lobster paella, chicken tortilla soup and churros. Some plates from her previous spot, Brasas in Waldorf, are appearing at the bar, such as her popular rocoto chicken wings, made with South American chili peppers.
Rivas may be on the right track, if Post food critic Tom Sietsema's First Bite preview in August is any indication. "Steer toward dishes with links to her past," he wrote, specifically praising the empanadas filled with beef, egg, raisins and olives based on her grandmother's recipe.
"It's been crazy," Rivas said of the transition during which she found herself scrambling to order chef's coats. "I'm so happy to be back in the kitchen."
Grayslake trustees have approved an economic incentive deal for an Italian steakhouse proposed in the village's downtown that officials say could create at least 40 jobs.
Village board members at a meeting Tuesday evening formally approved granting $200,000 to assist the Bowes family with their plan for a currently vacant site at 127 and 129 Center St.
"We don't spend the money until they complete the work," Grayslake Mayor Rhett Taylor said Friday.
Assistant to the Village Manager Kevin Timony said the new eatery is projected to have 40 to 60 full- and part-time employees. About $3.5 million in private investment is expected for the establishment that would have a 250-seat capacity, he said.