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Alex Bluett is a pop-up chef and food writer.

Up until recently, Jen Monroe, a pop-up chef behind Bad Taste Biz, ran a series of monochromatic dinners, which featured pill boxes full of pickled daikon, lemon, finger lime, pickled ginger, cucumber blossom for the yellow meal and blackberry lapsang souchong suspended gelatins for the black meal.

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A glassed-in kitchen has been built for demonstrations, private events and eventually pop-up chef dinners.

IL CIBREO Ryan Skeen, who might be called the pop-up chef (here today, gone tomorrow — see TBD below — most recently from FishTag), is the consulting chef for Jeremy Wladis, and is turning what was Campo into this fairly straightforward Italian trattoria, with grilled flatbread pizzas and roast leg of lamb: 2888 Broadway (112th Street), (212) 864-1143.

Cordero Negro pop-up: Chef Sandra Cordero from the pop-up Cordero Negro and mixologist Kim Stodel from Bar Chloe present Tipsy Tapitas, a 16-course tapas tasting for two nights only, Oct. 20 and 21.

I devoured the delicious Afgan biryani provided by the pop-up chefs of Thursday's Naughty Corner feast.

Named for a hilly stretch of Windsor Terrace where goats once roamed, Nanny Goat Hill operates in the manner of a pop-up restaurant, like those chef dinners that the James Beard Foundation temporarily hosted in Chelsea Market last spring, but it's not clear how long it will last.

At this year's event: food trucks and booths (including Baby's Badass Burgers, Cousins Maine Lobster, Kogi BBQ, Philly King, Superba Food + Bread and more), beer and spirit gardens, craft vendors, games, live music and a pop-up shrimp boil by Salt Air chef Greg Daniels.

His company is also working on a city guide for New York, planning the marketing for a pop-up ramen restaurant from the Japanese chef Nakamura-san, creating an app to update a user's Facebook status and developing a game.

Current Gig: The French chef runs a pop-up restaurant called "LudoBites," and its seventh iteration is set to run from August 3 to September 10 at Gram and Papa's in Downtown LA (sadly, it's already sold out, but here's how you can check for any cancellations).