Chefs Compete in Gluten-Free Challenge
COLLINS: Little daily dose, a little gluten free.</s>HARRIS: You had a good weekend, didn't you?</s>COLLINS: I had a good weekend.</s>HARRIS: Yes.</s>COLLINS: I had a great weekend. It was a time yet again for the gluten-free cooking spree. I want to show you some of the video.</s>HARRIS: The cooking spree? OK.</s>COLLINS: Yes. Here's what happened. As we get together from whatever city we're in -- we've had seven events this year. We did our last one, you may remember, in New York City. This is back in the kitchen of the Hyatt Regency...</s>HARRIS: Wow, OK.</s>COLLINS: ... there in Bethesda, Maryland. That's my sister-in- law and my brother-in-law.</s>HARRIS: OK.</s>COLLINS: And we are watching one of the chefs. And they're putting together all of these fabulous gourmet dishes.</s>HARRIS: What was being prepared right there?</s>COLLINS: You know, that was a...</s>HARRIS: It looks good.</s>COLLINS: ... ravioli type thing. That looks like Team Maggiano's (ph), I believe. But the winner, you're looking at some of these dishes here. The winner, believe it or not, including two kid votes -- you see those two children there?</s>HARRIS: Yes, yes.</s>COLLINS: Coriander skate.</s>HARRIS: What?</s>COLLINS: That was the winner. I mean, it was fabulous, fabulous food. So the deal is, we give them all these ingredients, and then they have to come up with their own gluten-free dish.</s>HARRIS: Absolutely.</s>COLLINS: And then we have judges. The last time my son was a judge. But we want to get the kids' feel for this.</s>HARRIS: Right.</s>COLLINS: Because it's difficult...</s>HARRIS: Yes, it is.</s>COLLINS: ... to feed these kids all their gluten-free foods. That was our NPR gentleman, fabulous professor. And then we had...</s>HARRIS: Did Jamie show up? Did Jamie show up? Was Jamie there?</s>COLLINS: Jamie McIntyre was there, however, a bit delayed.</s>HARRIS: Yes.</s>COLLINS: Our Pentagon correspondent, as you all know, Jamie McIntyre. He was supposed to be on one of the teams. But he was a bit delayed by some of the news events of the day. So it was...</s>HARRIS: That looks like a great time, Heidi.</s>COLLINS: His team didn't win, so I think they're kind of mad at him.</s>HARRIS: Yes, yes.</s>COLLINS: It was a great event. We had about 360 people there. And people are learning more and more about celiac disease and eating gluten free every day. We're going to send you to the website real quick before we go, more information about celiac disease or eating gluten free. The National Foundation for Celiac Awareness. There is the web site: CeliacCentral.org.</s>HARRIS: Very nice. And to get your daily dose of health news online, log on to our web site. There you will find the latest medical news, the health library and information on diet and fitness. The address is CNN.com/health.</s>SUSAN LISOVICZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I'm Susan Lisovicz at the New York Stock Exchange where the Dow could match a rally last seen in the summer of 1927. I'll tell you what investment guru Warren Buffett told me about this extraordinary run, next on NEWSROOM. You're watching CNN, the most trusted name in news.