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PGA Seniors Chamionship

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The Senior PGA Championship presented by KitchenAid is the most prestigious Major Championship in senior golf. It brings together both the legends of the game and the newest members of senior professional golf to audiences throughout the United States. Fred Couples, Tom Watson, Paul Azinger, Jay Haas, reigning Champion Tom Lehman and Kentucky's own Kenny Perry, Russ Cochran, and Ted Schulz are among the 156 players eligible to compete at Valhalla.
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Melissa in Memphis said…
Chef. I had the pleasure of speaking with you at the PGA event in Louisville on friday. (The cold day). You prepared a salmon in the new steamed over by KitchenAid. Where can I find the recipe for the glaze you used? It was BBq sauce, honey and etc. Also the blue cheese you served was the best. What brand was it?
Thanks Melissa in Memphis
June 11, 2011 at 6:11 PM
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