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    Dallas-Fort Worth chef of Hell's Kitchen fame goes healthy with new eatery

    Teresa Gubbins
    May 31, 2017 | 10:55 am
    Protein Fit Kitchen in Southlake
    A meal from Protein Fit Kitchen, served on a real plate.
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    Chef Kalen Jane, who earned international fame as a contestant on Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen, will helm the kitchen at Protein Fit Kitchen, a unique concept opening in Southlake with chef-prepared, nutritionally balanced meals that are simply overflowing with protein.

    The concept is primarily to-go, but customers can also dine inside or on the patio. It'll open in early July at 1151 E. Southlake Blvd., and will be open daily from 7 am-7 pm.

    Customers will have a variety of options in how they choose their meals. You can get a week's worth of healthy meals or you can order your customized meal at the counter. Why, you can even order online and pick up your meal when it's convenient.

    There are also cold cases filled with prepared meals and snacks, all in disposable plastic containers, although for dine-in, they use biodegradable bamboo plates, cups, and forks. Doesn't it seem like all these companies launching to-go businesses should be required to factor in the repercussions of their business model?

    The menu takes special diet requirements to new highs: It includes vegan, vegetarian, paleo, ketogenic-friendly, and gluten-free options.

    The menu includes options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with snacks and "mylkshakes" made from nondairy milks. The Fit Bowl has eggs, turkey sausage, black beans, peppers, greens, avocado, and pico de gallo. Pancakes are made with banana, oats, vegan protein powder, and fruit. Buns, aka sandwiches, include smoked turkey, sprouts, cheddar, apple, and bacon jam in a low carb wrap, and a house-made black bean burger with lettuce and tomato on a gluten free bun.

    Specials include chipotle lime chicken, teriyaki sirloin, and turkey meatballs. Sides include lentil, quinoa, and black bean pasta, and apple-cabbage slaw. There are protein snack packs, Greek yogurt parfaits, and salt and vinegar roasted chickpeas.

    Kalen Jane was on season 13 of Hell's Kitchen. She attended the Art Institute of Tennessee Nashville, then worked at the Patterson House and the Gaylord Opryland before returning home to Fort Worth in 2012. She cheffed at Tillman's Roadhouse, which later became FW Market + Table.

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    H-E-B begins quest for Texas' best in 2026 grocery competition

    Brandon Watson
    Mar 11, 2026 | 1:41 pm
    H-E-B Spicytude
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    It’s not America’s Got Talent or The Voice, but for 12 years, H-E-B has been steadily churning out stars. Through its annual Quest for Texas Best competition, small companies have become literal household names, filling pantries across the state. Now, a new crop of products has the chance to audition.

    H-E-B’s Quest for Texas Best will take applications for its 13th annual contest from March 11 through April 22. Small business owners and entrepreneurs across the state can submit their unique and innovative products to win a combined $100,000 in cash prizes and the opportunity to feature their products on H-E-B shelves across Texas.

    Since the competition started, H-E-B has discovered over 1,000 unique products across the Lone Star State. These have included various food and non-food items, including cookies, coffees, beauty items, toys, home goods, and even roasted crickets. The contest has awarded nearly $3 million in prize money and provided valuable marketing, mentoring, and supplemental support to its winners.

    Over the years, Dallas-Fort worth has been well-represented among the champions. Spicytude, a Dallas company that sells Indian spices and chai tea, won third place in the 2025 competition, netting a $10,000 prize and opportunity to have products sold at H-E-B stores.

    To be considered for the contest, interested suppliers and manufacturers can submit videos online. After the Call for Entries period is complete, H-E-B's Business Development Managers will select the top applicants who will head to San Antonio in October to present their wares in person before a panel of judges.

    The jury will determine the top four winning products and award $50,000 to the Grand Prize winner, the title of "Texas Best," and placement on H-E-B store shelves. The first-place winner will receive $25,000, the second-place winner will receive $15,000, and the third-place winner will receive $10,000.

    “We look forward to connecting with Texas-based innovators each year and providing exciting opportunities through this competition,” said James Harris, H-E-B’s Sr. Director of Diversity & Inclusion and Supplier Diversity for H-E-B, in a release. “I can’t wait to see what products are brought to the table this year. After 12 years of the H-E-B Quest for Texas Best, the creativity and ingenuity of Texans still inspire me.”

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