Chef Kimberly Gamble of Livermore's Lanna Thai and Oakland's Daughter Thai always wanted to put her skills to the test.But after competing on Beat Bobby Flay at the age of 26 and losing in the first round, she paused briefly on applying for other cooking competition shows.Then, two years later, a casting director remembered Gamble from her audition for another show and reached out; she thought Gamble would be perfect for a spicy episode of Chopped dubbed "Flamin' Hot." "Southern Thailand is different to other cuisines because of the spiciness of the food itself," Gamble says.
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